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#stayathome with John Connolly & Frankenstein

30-Apr-20 12:30

#stayathome with John Connolly & Frankenstein

Stuck at home with nothing to do because of the Movement Control Order? Worry not, because we're here to keep the boredom at bay. Every day, we present our special curated list of arts, culture, and entertainment that you can experience right from your own home. Today, we recommend some reading material with John Connolly’s web-exclusive novella, The Sisters Strange. Then, we follow the story of Frankenstein and his creature in the latest play from National Theatre at Home.

Produced by: Tee Shiao Eek, Lim Sue Ann

Presented by: Juliet Jacobs, Tee Shiao Eek


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Categories:  FilmPerforming ArtsLiteratureVisual Arts

Tags:  Front RowThe Bigger Picturestayathomecrime fictionThe Sisters StrangenovellaplayBenedict CumberbatchDanny BoyleJonny Lee MillerFrankensteinMary Shelley





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