William Shakespeare’s “All’s Well That Ends Well,” a captivating tale of love, obsession, and deceit, is ongoing at the De La Salle-College of Saint Benilde (DLS-CSB) Design + Arts
Kaye Tinga said that when she was elected president of the Cultural Center of the Philippines (CCP), she realized that there’s more to it than being the country’s premiere performing
Early this year, Repertory Philippines became homeless as Greenbelt 1 was set on closing down for renovation in April. The country’s pioneering theater company, known simply as Rep, had been
The Philippine Educational Theater Association (Peta)’s comedy musical “Walang Aray” dominated the 14th Gawad Buhay industry awards for the performing arts with eight wins. In a ceremony held
The Philippine Ballet Theater (PBT) kicked off its 38th season with the world premiere of a full-length ballet, “Sarimanok.” The mythical Maranao bird, not just a symbol of good fortune,
So, go na tayo, ha!” Those were the last words veteran playwright-director Floy Quintos said to the actors and members of the creative team after handing in the final draft
It was William Shakespeare, of course, who wrote of people in “As You Like It”: “They have their exits and their entrances/And one man in his time plays many parts.”
Adapted from a Palanca-award winning children’s story, this heart-wrenching musical is a timely reminder of the true beauty of gift-giving and unconditional love
“Life of Pi,” “Hamlet,” “Frankenstein” and more are also OTW
Will this adaptation be a mere visit to the past or a reflection of the present?
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