SINGAPORE – Capitol Theatre, the iconic venue in Stamford Road built in 1929, is now managed by live entertainment company IMC Group Asia.
In a news release on Tuesday (April 20), IMC said it took over the management of the venue in January from Perennial Holdings, which owns the theatre.
Since January, IMC has organised the Al!ve series of multilingual, multi-genre concerts at the venue, where home-grown acts perform in front of limited, socially distanced live audiences.
As part of this concert series, Taiwanese singers Yuming Lai and Where Chou performed earlier this month, becoming the first foreign acts to play live shows in Singapore since the start of the pandemic.
The 977-seat venue, which also serves as a cinema, is part of Capitol Singapore, which also includes Stamford House and Capitol Building.
IMC, which has its headquarters in Singapore, also has offices in China,…
