Soprano lends her voice to PC games
IN BETWEEN Mozart and Rossini operas (as Zerlina in “Don Giovanni” and Rosina in “Barber of Seville”), American mezzo-soprano Karin Mushegain decided it would do no harm to reach out
August 3, 2015
IN BETWEEN Mozart and Rossini operas (as Zerlina in “Don Giovanni” and Rosina in “Barber of Seville”), American mezzo-soprano Karin Mushegain decided it would do no harm to reach out
THE UNIVERSITY of Santo Tomas (UST) Singers, under the baton of its founder Fidel Gener Calalang Jr., won the Grand Prize, the Golden David trophy, for Best Choir of the
Medieval town in Switzerland is pastoral, historic, gastronomic–before you hit the surreal bar.
The Filipino-Spanish artist spent much of his life in beautiful Cuenca, Spain, where the famous hanging houses have been declared a Unesco World Heritage Site.
If not always powerful, these monologues simply ooze with passion–and they find an ideal companion in the unembellished staging and honest performances
A changing of the guard at the 40-year-old institution, as the baton passes to Dexter Santos
THE Writers’ Bloc, an independent group of emerging and established playwrights headed by acclaimed dramatist Rody Vera, is inviting interested parties to attend its regular reading sessions of new plays
I was just in Bulacan for a culinary tour that I organized for my students. Every time I go to the countryside to acquaint myself with our traditional cuisine, the
‘Paté lasts for at least a month. Keep it chilled and make sure you don’t dip your finger in it otherwise it will spoil and produce molds,’ says The French Baker founder
The weather during the launch of 22 Prime’s new à la carte menu recently was appropriately cold and wet. It gave the guests reason to savor the rich and hearty
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