Dropped by Distributor, ‘T2’ to Screen at House RCA
BANGKOK — After it was pulled from release in March, the sequel to ‘90s cult classic “Trainspotting” will show this week at an independent Bangkok theater.
Six Actors Question Coexistence on Stage Starting Saturday
BANGKOK — Theatre actors join force in an upcoming play to question the art of acting and coexistence of all beings.
Citing Govt Review Process, Organizers Cancel LGBT Film Fest
BANGKOK — The Gay and Lesbian Film Festival canceled its third edition scheduled for next month in part due to a censor review process that is increasingly unwieldy and disadvantages independent organizers.
War of Words: Thai MCs Battle for Supremacy, Lulz
Waving to the crowd for support, it was MC Youngohm’s turn to take apart his opponent on the stage. Circling across from him, MC Ken Noi of Chiang Rai listened anxiously and prepared to fire back at the end of the 45-second round. It all made for a very rude six minutes as the two took turns freestyling rap full of braggadocio, disses and punchlines.
Cook, Dance and Overdose on 6 Live Korean Shows
BANGKOK — From South Korea to Bangkok come six performances for audiences to appreciate the taste of Korea through art.
‘Rain’ And ‘Hugo’ to Headline ‘Viral Fest Asia’
BANGKOK — It’s the end of May and that means Rain is coming to Bangkok – from Korea. The singer will headline an upcoming festival featuring online performers alongside Thai singer Hugo.
Thainet Debates Ex-Con’s Cannes Moment
BANGKOK — It wasn’t the black formal suit and dark shades that made Panya Yimumphai, or "Keng Lai Prang," stand out on the red carpet at Cannes, but his head-to-toe gangster tattoos that caused drama to erupt back home.
Braveviti: Graffiti Artists, Rights Fighters in Bangkok This Week
BANGKOK — A Bangkok lawyer, Khmer activist, Egyptian feminist and more will converge at the Bangkok Art and Culture Centre Join the brave next week as artists and human rights activists will come down in Bangkok for art, music and talks.
See The Dreams Hidden Behind Bangkok Brothels in Sunday Show
BANGKOK — Sun, sand, sea and sex are what some might expect when traveling to the Land of Smiles. Behind the infamous prostitution industry are hidden the lives and dreams of workers, all of which a director reflected through documentary theater.
Organizer Gives Up, Cancels Samet Music Fest
RAYONG — Two weeks before an annual music festival on Koh Samet was to be held, its organizer finally announced Thursday it would not happen, two weeks after the authorities said as much.