Revered theater figure and 2004 Silpathorn Award-winner Pradit “Tua” Prasartthong, 54, is one of the biggest advocates of Thai performing arts. Among his significant achievements is the establishment of the Bangkok Theater Festival, which returns this month at Santichaiprakarn Park and BACC. Here, he recounts his 30-year career in the arts.

Big community malls and properties are on the way, but here's why we love the River of Kings.

With a host of community malls and properties in the pipeline, here’s a look at what the future might hold for the Chao Phraya River in the next few years.

Support the new generation of Thai film-makers.

Jam-packed with music, theater, art and more, you'll want to plan ahead for this busy, busy September.

Choreographer Jitti Chompee, founder of leading Thai dance company 18 Monkeys, is best known for his contemporary works drawing on elements from both khon (traditional Thai dance) and homoerotic literature. This week Jitti and co are taking over the pier at The Jam Factory with the new dance piece Little Room in Etienne Marcel (Aug 27-29 and Sep 1-3). 

Work your way along the usual Sukhumvit spots and end up in a brand new cafe-cum-art space in Charoenkrung.

Get manipulated this weekend at The Reading Room's free screening event.

Bo Kittiphon, a well-known performer among Bangkok butoh circles, returns with her eight-month-old daughter in her tummy for the piece A Fetus’ Dream. Kittiphon will be joined by four other performers to explore what we all might have been dreaming way back when we were in our mother’s womb at Crescentmoon Theatre this week (Aug 7-9 and 14-16).