Way back in 1947, a young and newly-married Naty Crame-Rogers was sheltering herself from the rains when a stranger materialized from nowhere and asked politely, “May I share your umbrella?”
National Artist Nick Joaquin’s “Portrait of the Artist as Filipino” occupies an unparalleled place of honor in the history, not only of Philippine dramatic literature but in all of Philippine literature as well.
Philippine Drama Company Sala Theater’s (PDCST) 27th season will celebrate the 90th birthday of its founder and artistic director Natividad “Naty” Crame- Rogers.
Natividad “Naty” Crame-Rogers’ Philippine Drama Company Sala Theater will perform National Artist for Literature Nick Joaquin’s “Portrait of an Artist as Filipino.” Rogers directs and plays the role of Candida. Lala Castillo plays Paula. The play shows how the Marasigan spinster sisters who live inside Intramuros deal with the changes happening in Old Manila before [...]
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