About Practice Tuckshop
Welcome to Practice Tuckshop — a key programme of The Theatre Practice (Practice).
Located at the heart of the Waterloo Street Arts Belt, Practice Tuckshop is a cafe that celebrates the Practice kampung hospitality. Friends, families and creatives can gather over a cup of tea or coffee, cosy up with a selection of books by local celebrated playwrights , hold brainstorming meetings, or just drop by.
As a creative playground within Practice, programmes at Practice Tuckshop are curated around unexpected intersectionalities. Past examples include: Food meets Storytelling! Differently-abled dancers meet intimate cafe quarters! The possibilities are endless. Practice Tuckshop programming is also artist-driven, hoping to cultivate a space where different communities can converge. With an open-door policy, we really mean it when we say: All are welcome!
Since its opening, Practice Tuckshop has been an advocate for sustainability in green practices. As this is an on-going effort, we constantly revise how to green-up our act!
Vision: Practice Tuckshop aims to be a creative playground, bringing together artists and audiences in a community atmosphere.
Address: 58 Waterloo St, Singapore 187956
Opening Hours:
Tuesday – Friday, 10.30am – 5.30pm
Saturday, 10.30am – 3.30pm
Closed on Monday and Public Holidays.
Practice Tuckshop works with different local vendors to curate an exciting selection of food and beverages that correspond to our programmes.
Food & Beverages Partners:
- Pek Sin Choon Pte Ltd
- Two Degrees North Coffee Co.
Recess time is a platform for Makan Masters to put their creative expressions on a plate!
It is also a lunch party for foodies to gather over a delicious meal.
Practice Tuckshop is a creative playground for all. From story-telling to Recess Time, the space has hosted and presented many new works.
Located on the ground floor of a historical conservation shophouse, Practice Tuckshop is a cosy and atmospheric cafe space located in Singapore’s downtown district.
Inspired by Eating Chilli Crab in the Anthropocene, Extinction Feast is a humorous tale about the disjunct between our relationship with our favourite fish dishes, the price we are willing to pay, and all the annoying micro-decisions in-between.
Assuming you have the luxury of choice, what would you do?