29 – 31 May 2026

Esplanade Concourse

30mins (No Intermission)

Free

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Synopsis

What happens when a tap-dancing orchestra has no conductor?

Four tap dancers attempt to come together as a “very serious” orchestra—but with big personalities, clashing rhythms and a lot of chaos, things don’t go quite as planned. Through playful competition, unexpected harmony and plenty of humour, they slowly discover how to listen, collaborate and make music together. Blending tap dance, rhythm and physical comedy, Chaos in Rhythm is a lively, interactive performance that invites everyone to join in and find the joy of making music together.

Performers: Rino Junior John, Nicholas Long, Krystal Tan, Deirdre Teo

Choreographer: Rino Junior John

Music Arranger: Eric Lerrah

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No tickets will be issued. Seats are available on a first-come, first-served basis.

Language

English

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Time7:00 PM

VenueEsplanade Concourse

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No tickets will be issued. Seats are available on a first-come, first-served basis.

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English

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What happens when a performance is cancelled or postponed?

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Can I take photos or record a video during a performance?

For indoor performances, photography and video recording are generally not allowed during the show unless stated otherwise by the promoters or artists.

For performances at public spaces, such as those at the Concourse and DBS Foundation Outdoor Theatre, photography and casual video recording are generally allowed for personal use. Please be mindful not to use flash, obstruct others, or disrupt the performance. Some programmes may still restrict recording based on artist requirements, so please follow on-site announcements or staff instructions.

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