Heralded for well-acted, finely-produced classical plays, Tanghalang Pilipino goes experimental in their upcoming production of Malou Jacob's "Batang Mujahideen," tells
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Gathering some of the most promising and most formidable names in the local theatre industry, Trumpets’ presents a reimagined production of its hit musical, "Joseph the Dreamer." "Joseph the Dreamer" goes onstage February 21 to
THE Cultural Center of the Philippines unveiled its 2020 performance season. CCP vice president and artistic director Chris Millado presented
The Philippine Educational Theater Association (PETA) stages Under My Skin, written by Rody Vera and directed by Melvin Lee, as
Lam-ang takes centerstage this December as Tanghalang Pilipino's third production for this MAKIDIGMA season (33rd Theater season, 2019-2020). This ethno-epic
On the occasion of the 500th anniversary of Italian artist Leonardo da Vinci, a theater play entitled "Being Leonardo da Vinci, an impossible interview" by renowned italian director and actor Massimiliano Finazzer Flory will be
The celebration for the 50th founding anniversary of the Cultural Center of the Philippines (CCP) continues with the launch of
Director Kip Oebanda's LIWAY (2018) could probably be the best film you'll see this year. It doesn't disappoint. In it
Any new production of Nick Joaquin’s A PORTRAIT OF THE ARTIST AS FILIPINO: AN ELEGY IN THREE SCENES may pose
In celebration of its golden year, Repertory Philippines (REP) presents a one-night only grand musical gala, REP: 50 Years of
Philippine Educational Theater Association’s SINGKWENTA is a trip down memory lane. Though it may seem like a PETA history class, it shines with thoughtful reminiscing, and showcases some of PETA’s finest works for the past
In response to the growing myths and misconceptions about the Martial Law era, a new group has launched a series
Tanghalang Ateneo, the longest-running theater company of the Loyola Schools will end its 37th Season: “Staging Revolution/s” this March with
Manila, Philippines – “Mabini” means “genteel” or “gentle”, while “mandirigma” means “warrior”. Put the two together and you get a
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