Three companies rebooted their seasons in live theater, eager to show something familiar and something new. Ballet Philippines (BP) was “bolder” and “stronger” with the addition of guest dancers who
Cultural caregiver, theater pioneer and climate justice advocate Cecile Guidote-Alvarez recently went to New York as one of the honorees at the Remake-A-World Gala given by the La MaMa Experimental
Betsy Westendorp has produced throughout her extensive career a body of work wherein three thematic blocks have clearly taken precedence—portraits, flowers, and the heavens (atmospherographs)—although we must not forget her
Believe it or not, the single busiest person today in komiks didn’t discover komiks until he was already working in advertising. Paolo Herras had been promoted, moved to a new
We can’t help but want to squish their adorable faces despite their stoic appearance and muscular build. They still look so sweet even when hard at work sniffing out illegal
The Manila of today hardly looks anything like the Manila of yesterday, when beautiful art deco buildings and Spanish structures told the history of the Philippines the same way that
A tremendous amount of grief” washed over A.G. Saño in 2010 after watching “The Cove,” a documentary by Ric O’Barry that exposed dolphin trade and slaughter as well as the
It was a meaningful celebration of partnerships, collaborations and support. On Nov. 15, the Philippine Daily Inquirer hosted an appreciation lunch, called “Tremendously Thankful,” as a way of expressing its
Ace Estrada’s passion found him during the pandemic. His and his wife Andrea’s efforts to support farmers by bringing their fresh produce to Metro Manila brought about the establishment of
The premise of “Cubao Ilalim” is highly intriguing: What if the characters in “Ibong Adarna,” the classic we all know, were real, immortal and still holding court in a world
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