Passion for the theater
When I auditioned for Repertory Philippines (Rep)’ production of “A Chorus Line” back in 1978, its founder and artistic director, Zeneida “Bibot” Amador, asked me one question “Are you passionate
June 6, 2011
When I auditioned for Repertory Philippines (Rep)’ production of “A Chorus Line” back in 1978, its founder and artistic director, Zeneida “Bibot” Amador, asked me one question “Are you passionate
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