Esplanade - Theatres on the Bay, Singapore

Performing arts theater · Marina Centre

Esplanade - Theatres on the Bay, Singapore

Performing arts theater · Marina Centre

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1 Esplanade Dr, Singapore 038981

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Futuristic venue with concert hall, theatre, studios & mall  

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1 Esplanade Dr, Singapore 038981 Get directions

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"The premier art venue in Singapore, the Esplanade is home to multiple performance spaces, including a stunning state-of-the-art concert hall, a horseshoe-shaped theater with an orchestra pit, a more intimate recital studio for chamber music and jazz concerts, an outdoor theater, and an open-air concert space. The building is an architectural marvel (it's the face of Singapore’s five-cent coins). The dome's spiky exterior has earned it the nickname “durian” in reference to the sometimes-polarizing Southeast Asian fruit. Anyone who loves architecture should swing by for a photo op." - Ashlea Halpern

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Ravimaran

Google
I didn’t know what to expect when I visited Esplanade ,Theatres on the Bay, but it turned out to be an amazing experience! The building itself is really cool to look at, and there’s a great vibe in the area. I caught a free performance at the outdoor theatre, and it was surprisingly good! The location is also perfect right by the waterfront and Marina Bay Sands. There are also cafes and small galleries to explore inside. Great spot to relax, take photos, and enjoy some culture

Lam Phung Le Quynh

Google
The rooftop view was amazing!!! Caught 2 free performances before leaving. Highly recommend going on weekends or public holidays. There are shops, restaurants and free performances. Best place to spend a day😎

grace loo

Google
The Esplanade Concert Hall is very comfortable, with perfect air-conditioning and a smooth, well-organized entry and exit. The sound system was excellent, and the Cat 1 , Circle 1 and 2 seats had a great view. However, the view from Circle 3 may not be suitable for concerts."

Vipin Anand V P

Google
Visited the Esplanade Theatres on the Bay Area in the evening, and though I couldn’t catch any shows, the architecture itself is a must-see! The unique “durian” design stands out beautifully, especially when illuminated at night. Outside, by the Bay Area, I was lucky to witness a breathtaking fireworks display, making the experience even more magical. For those visiting Singapore, this place should definitely be on your bucket list! It offers a mix of paid and free performances, so there’s something for everyone. A perfect spot to soak in art, culture, and stunning city views!

TLC Is In The House

Google
Ventured out here on a Saturday night specially for a concert. We didn't enjoy the crowds of shoppers and the others wandering around hunting for dinner. The free performances at the atrium must have attracted the freeloading bees to honey. An amateurish magic show seem to amuse the crowds. We were due to attend a concert by the Spore National Youth Orchestra and whad'ya know, they were da bomb... with our eyes closed, we couldn't have been able to tell them apart from the SSO. Bravo indeed and short of a cringe-worthy performance that sounded off-key, interjected midway by a stream of machine-gun sneezing from the audience, it was still enjoyable. When intermission beckoned, we stretched our legs at the lobby but got hustled into paying $4 for mini bottles of juices to quench our thirst at the Harry's pop-up bar. It was rather amusing to see concert-goers stuffing their faces wit bars of Snickers chocs, poor ladsmust have been famished. Harry's could consider serving up finger-food during intermission. Alas, nothing's perfect.

Frederick Tan

Google
A Soulful Evening at the Esplanade: "A Tapestry of Sacred Music" - A Journey Beyond Words and Light. Last evening, amidst the gentle drizzle outside, I ventured into the Esplanade to witness "A Tapestry of Sacred Music: Night of Devotion of a Sufi Lodge." It was an experience that transcended the usual performance, a journey into a realm of profound spirituality and artistic beauty. As a first-time attendee of a performance of this nature, and someone who has yet to experience the wonders of Turkey firsthand, I entered the theatre with a sense of quiet anticipation. What unfolded was a night of pure, unadulterated artistry, a sonic and visual tapestry woven with threads of devotion and cultural richness. From the moment I arrived, the Esplanade's renowned efficiency was evident. Finding a parking spot was a breeze, a welcome relief on a rainy evening. The ticketing process was equally smooth, and the staff were exceptionally helpful and courteous. Adding to the ambience, the corridors leading to the theatre were adorned with a breathtaking display of colourful Turkish lamps. Their warm, intricate patterns cast a magical glow, instantly transporting me to a world of Eastern mystique and setting the perfect tone for the performance. Inside the theatre, the atmosphere was one of hushed reverence. The service crew were remarkably professional and attentive. Their dedication to ensuring the audience's comfort was evident in their thoughtful gestures. As the theatre lights dimmed in preparation for the performance, they discreetly switched on torchlights, guiding guests to their seats and ensuring everyone could navigate the darkened space with ease. This small act of kindness spoke volumes about their commitment to creating a seamless and enjoyable experience. The performance itself was a revelation. The haunting melodies, the rhythmic chants, and the mesmerizing movements transported me to another world. Even without a deep understanding of Sufi traditions, the sheer emotional power of the music and the performers' devotion resonated deeply. It was a performance that spoke to the soul, a reminder of the universal language of spirituality and art. The musicians' skill was undeniable, each note played with precision and passion. The vocalists' voices, filled with emotion, echoed through the hall, creating an atmosphere of profound peace. But the true visual spectacle was the Sufi whirling dervish dance. The dancers, in their flowing white robes, moved with a hypnotic grace, their spinning forms creating a sense of otherworldly transcendence. The controlled, continuous motion, the serene expressions on their faces, were a powerful embodiment of spiritual devotion. It was a visual poem, a dance that spoke of surrender and unity. The visual elements, beyond the dance, though simple, were equally impactful, enhancing the overall sense of spiritual immersion. It was a privilege to witness such a unique and moving performance. The Esplanade, as always, provided the perfect setting for this cultural exchange, a space where art and spirituality could converge. For anyone seeking an evening of reflection and artistic beauty, "A Tapestry of Sacred Music" is a must-see. It's a testament to the power of music, movement, and light to transcend cultural boundaries and touch the human spirit. But more than that, it's a testament to the transformative power of live performance, a reminder open our heart to the magic of live performance, and let the Esplanade be our gateway to a world of artistic discovery. Highly Recommended!

John Gomez

Google
Went for the mother's concert. Music equipment was marvellous. Beside the usher was well trained and lead to ur seat booked. Beside that the sence around good place for photos.

Veronica Ika

Google
We didn’t go inside the Esplanade for a show or shopping—just passed by on our walk towards the Merlion. What caught our interest was its unique exterior, which really does look like a durian! The surrounding parks are lovely and would be a great spot to relax… if not for the scorching sun. From here, you can also catch a nice view of Marina Bay and the Merlion in the distance. A cool architectural landmark worth a quick stop for some photos!