If you’re not following the hashtag #arnoldsarmy just yet, maybe you should. It’s how you’ll see Isabelle Daza and Anne Curtis complete their jumping squats and lunges or get a
New York, United States | AFP | Friday 10/12/2019 – 06:26 UTC+8 New York’s heralded Museum of Modern Art reopens this month after a multi-million-dollar makeover that will allow
Versailles, France | AFP | Saturday 10/12/2019 – 10:47 UTC+8 By: Rana Moussaoui The last time the strains of the aria “Oh Richard! Oh my king!” echoed around the
When Patricia Migallos attended graduate school at the University of Melbourne in 2006, she enjoyed it so much that she didn’t want to leave. Today, Migallos is part of the
There are over 100 Filipino students at the University of Melbourne. Get to know some of them. Maegan Whalley, 19 Course: Bachelor of Commerce, majors in Marketing and Management Extracurricular
Inquirer Opinion editor Gibbs Cadiz was covering the theater scene in 2007 when he interviewed theater legend Tony Mabesa, then 69, and fresh from having directed a contemporized “Hamlet” for
Tanghalang Pilipino’s “Katsuri,” directed by Carlitos Siguion-Reyna, transplants the farmhands of John Steinbeck’s “Of Mice and Men” from the American Great Depression to the “howling wilderness” of present-day Negros Island,
It is peak theater season, the metro rife with outstanding offerings from local companies. Yet, in this environment, smaller efforts from the campuses prove to be as much a part
Creating art is no bed of roses, but what comes easy for 26-year-old Mimi Dumalaog is, as she put it, “blooming where you are planted.” Seizing the opportunity to express
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