Philippine culture and arts scholar Nicanor Tiongson has recently launched three important books on Philippine theater, the products of his five decade-long career as a critic, academic, author and playwright.
Borrowing from the tagline of a famed Filipino restaurant, it was the house that balibuntal built. The Mariano Eugenio heritage house in Baliwag, Bulacan, has recently been demolished following the
“Aquino’s language is at once lush, profound, and intimate, allowing the reader to access as though in close contact the genesis of the wounds troubling her torrent of characters”
The late Floy Quintos’ swan song, new unstaged one-act plays, reruns of some of the most talked-about productions, and more are on stage this quarter
The Cultural Center of the Philippines (CCP) welcomes its new president, businesswoman and philanthropist Kaye Tiñga. She will assume her duties on June 1, allowing her time to fully acclimate
Although adapted from a 2017 Cinemalaya film of the same title, “Bar Boys” stands on its own with a balanced production that proves to be one of the best shows running this season
Grethel Domingo Raypon, a former principal dancer with Ballet Philippines and companies in the United States, has returned to the Philippines after three decades abroad. The balikbayan, 52, recently opened
She’s been an interior designer, a fashion and commercial model, a TV host and even a fitness coach and nutritionist. This time, Marilen Faustino-Montenegro is stepping into her painter era.
IsTorya Studios in Bulacan is not just Cruz and Tapaya’s creative respite; It is also a platform for artists who want to tell stories beyond the canvas, and a boost for small independent creators who want to amplify the voices of others
The newest jukebox musical is an amalgamation of comedy with commentary, women empowerment(?) with crass jokes, crazy randomness with a story that somehow works but also… does it?
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