‘Measure for Measure’: Conflicted feelings for a conflicted play
After their amazing performance of “Ang Nawalang Kapatid” earlier this year, Dulaang UP apparently went straight to the top when looking for a new play to mount: Shakespeare.
After their amazing performance of “Ang Nawalang Kapatid” earlier this year, Dulaang UP apparently went straight to the top when looking for a new play to mount: Shakespeare.
What costume designer Gino Gonzales couldn’t do due to budget constraints, he more than made up for in terms of silhouettes and textures to produce neutral-colored Elizabethan-inspired costumes made of katsa (muslin), raffia, jute and sinamay for Dulaang UP’s staging of William Shakespeare’s “Measure for Measure.”
Any theater buff knows of the world-class, triple-threat talent that is Michael Williams, which made him a natural choice for the Cultural Center of the Philippines’ next concert under the “Triple Threats: Leading Men and Women of Philippine Musical Theater” series.
For Filipino indie acoustic fans, Howie Day’s Manila gig has been a long time coming.
Delicate beading on evening dresses in muted pastels were juxtaposed with a lot of shimmer and full puffy quilted skirting Friday on the Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week runway of Monique Lhuillier.
There were murmurs—days, weeks, months before, of another Eraserheads reunion.
Father Modesto de Castro was an author from Biñan, Laguna, who wrote several religious works, including “Platicas Doctrinales,” “Exposicion de las Siete Palabras en Tagalo” and “Novena a San Isidro en Tagalo.” But his most famous work was “Urbana at Feliza” (1864).
The time-traveling, alien lead character in “Doctor Who,” aptly enough, has stayed young.
A few months ago, we had a fun chat with Ben Stratton in London about “Potted Potter’s” coming third run in Manila. But James Percy, the other half of the hilarious two-person cast of the “Harry Potter” theater parody, wasn’t there (or if he was, he was wearing an invisibility cloak).
If you want to win tickets to “Potted Potter’s” opening night (and you want to, we’re sure, because everyone will come in costume), submit your craziest “Pottering” picture. Ben and James will be choosing the best one and that person will win two tickets for the Sept. 30 show.
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