Founded in 1970 by Roberto Chabet, this year’s Thirteen Artists Awards recognizes Filipino contemporary artists who have impacted the country’s landscape of art The Cultural Center of the Philippines’ Thirteen
Kaye Tinga said that when she was elected president of the Cultural Center of the Philippines (CCP), she realized that there’s more to it than being the country’s premiere performing
The future of our music scene looks bright in the hands of these skilled young musicians When 24-year-old violinist Adrian Nicolas Ong held a solo recital at New York’s Carnegie
With a youth-focused vision, Kaye Tinga is ushering in a new era for the CCP that broadens arts accessibility Kaye Tinga may have only just been president of the Cultural
Reconstruction of the main building of the Cultural Center of the Philippines (CCP) continues, but the CCP faces a full year of programs and projects in Metro Manila and the
Young soprano Lizzie Bett Estrada, a scholar of the Cultural Center of the Philippines (CCP), bested the participants from prestigious music conservatoires in England, Scotland and Wales and won the
BRB, heading to the CCP Front Lawn to rewatch some Cinemalaya films this week
If you’re still hungry for live theater, here’s where you can go
“Musikal II” will feature performances from original, hit Pinoy musicals like “Ang Huling El Bimbo,” “Dekada 70,” and many more
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