The Cultural Center of the Philippines (CCP) starts the celebration of its 50th anniversary this September, to last until September of 2020. The kickoff activity is a series of conferences
Something new, something old and something “borrowed” have been lined up by Ballet Manila for its 24th season, between September and February, at Aliw Theater in Pasay City, with the
Stockholm, Sweden | AFP | Wednesday 8/28/2019 – 10:30 UTC+8 It is only right that a best-selling novel series about an unstoppable computer-hacker assassin should go out with a
No matter how much suffering you went through, you never wanted to let go of those memories,” Haruki Murakami writes in his novel “Kafka on the Shore.” Some people hold
Known for his paintings of children engaged in play and daydreaming, Gerrico Blanco presents more of the same but with a distinct surrealist edge in his newest exhibit, “Mesmerized,” at
ICYMI: Artist and designer Luke Edward Hall just came out with Greco Disco, published by teNeues. Whoever’s doing the describing at teNeues did a pretty great job at boiling down
Imperial Manila” does not have a monopoly of great dancing. This is proven by Davao-based choreographer Agnes Locsin who runs the 72-year-old Locsin Dance Workshop (LDW), the oldest ballet school
Saturday night on July 27 was pretty much like the state of the nation when no one was looking. Traffic was as usual bad. This was no way to begin
Fundacion Sansó, in partnership with the SM Foundation, will open today (Aug. 19) a special exhibition, “Exceptional,” at the Fashion Hall of SM Megamall in Mandaluyong City. The exhibition, which
Naga City alongside the serpentine Naga River where it meets the Bicol River is often called the Heart of Bicol. This third Spanish royal city in the Spanish East Indies
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