I’m sitting in the bright early summer sun—still pleasant, by tropical standards—by the fountain at the Praça do Rossio in the Baixa district of Lisbon, under the gaze of Dom Pedro IV, King of Portugal and first Emperor of Brazil, who’s standing on a 23-ft-high pedestal.
Atlantis Theatrical’s production of the 1997 Broadway musical runs until Sept. 23 at RCBC Plaza’s Carlos P. Romulo Auditorium.
Typecast as villain on film and TV, the actor with swag, abs and cryptic tattoos finally portrays a good guy on his first theater role.
At the Aug. 23 gala in a packed 300-seater theater, four curtain calls were necessary before the applause died down for the TP ensemble’s performance.
It’s a great weekend for book lovers. The Manila International Book Fair is happening at SMX Convention Center in Pasay until September 16 and National Book Store is bringing back
The husband-and-wife tandem presents 21 works that evoke a return to a simpler life.
The university’s publishing house will hold events on Sept. 16, 2-4 p.m. and 4:30 p.m.
Amid the gloom due to inflation, the sculptor goes for optimism in his new collection, “Abundance,” on view at The Gallery of Solaire Resort until Sept. 30.
No romcoms? Don’t despair, Hallyu fans. The Korean Film Festival in the Philippines more than makes up for the lack of meet-cutes of “oppas” and “eonnis.”
“We are just presenting three plays, but in a way we are preparing for 40 more years of DUP,” said the group’s new artistic director, Banaue Miclat-Janssen.
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