The Bangkok Community Theater and director Michael Allman present a rendition of William Shakespeare's popular comedy featuring a multicultural cast of 8 actors playing 20 different roles.
Through Apr 1. BNH Hospital, 9/1, Convent Rd., 02-686-2700. B500.
The university's annual market all about art, music and DIY crafts returns, this year featuring performances from Yokee Playboy, Jinta, Ten to Twelve, Boy Imagine, Moving and Cut, Stoondio and more.
A Theatre Unit presents a drama about a family whose Qing Ming festival celebration is disrupted when a missing relative unexpectedly returns. Performed in Thai with English subtitles.
A two-day festival featuring Grammy award-winning fusion quartet Yellowjackets, American saxophonist Benny Golson and guitarist Al McKay, formerly of Earth, Wind & Fire, plus local names like Paradise Bangkok Molam International Band, Soul After Six and Thailand All-Stars Jazz Orchestra.
The American DJ, known for her French techno sounds, returns to Bangkok to take over the second floor of Thonglor's buzzing nightclub, with support from DJS Noxro, Supersonic and Foresto.
The Japanese instrumental rock band, best known for tracks like "Ghost Dance" and "Bond," makes its Bangkok debut with support from local opening acts Monomania, PC 083/676 and Spring.Fall.Sea.
The grand opening of this new ice cream shop features ice cream art inspired by the works of local artists including Rukkit, Nicolas Dali, Tae Parvit, Daan Botlet, Marc Stuart and more, which have also been printed on limited edition posters for sale. On top of that, there promises to be plenty of ice cream samples and booze.
Mar 25, Hazel's Ice Cream Parlor, 171 Chakkrapatipong Rd.
Two days of talks and group discussions with local artists, writers, curators, designers, publishers and book binders about the importance of contemporary art books. The event is the first part of the brand new Bangkok Art Book Fair, which aims to provide a platform for exploring the current landscape of local and international art books through a variety of community-based events. Talks are held in Thai language.
Mar 25-26 Bangkok Citycity Gallery, 13/3 Sathorn Soi 1.
Discuss the fundamental right of freedom in Thailand under the backdrop of the junta's new rules and regulations when hosts, in which special guests who have faced jailtime for their freedom of speech will lead the discussion.
The independent cinema screens a series of the best films from the Oscars throughout the years. On the schedule are names including Around the World in 80 Days (1956), The Sound of Music (1965), My Fair Lady (1964) and Rebecca (1940). Films are screened in English with Thai subtitles.
Mar 26-Apr 9. Bangkok Screening Room, Saladaeng Soi 1
As part of the ongoing Bangkok Design Festival, which this year celebrates its 10th anniversary, this film festival showcases three movies capturing three different aspects of the design world, including The Competition, The Happy Film and How to make a Book with Steidl
Mar 26. The Alliance Francaise Bangkok, 179 Witthayu Rd.