The Cultural Center of the Philippines opened in 1969 with Lamberto Avellana’s “Golden Salakot: Isang Dularawan.”
WHY IS the ampalaya bitter? Why is its skin wrinkled? When Augie Rivera, who was head writer for the defunct...
Its three best entries each features at least one bright new talent at the helm
Nelly was 28 in 1980 and I was 32. When she came back in March this year, I was 66 and she was 63.
For the first time since 1969, it had its much-needed renovation, and two buildings will be built–the Artists’ Center, and Artists’ Theater with a 1,000 seating capacity.
MANINGNING Miclat Art Foundation Inc. (MMAFI) is holding its 7th biennial poetry awarding ceremonies at the Cultural Center of the...
RUSSIAN dance icon Maya Plisetskaya, who died on May 2, defied conventional ideas on the craft. She became a prima...
THE PHILIPPINE Ballet Theater’s (PBT) “Don Quixote” on July 4 was a qualified triumph for the Kitri of Lobreza Pimentel,...
The Cultural Center of the Philippines (CCP) has taken a major step in strengthening linkages and cooperation with educational institutions, nongovernment organizations (NGOs) and local governments all over the country.
Lhorvie Nuevo plays a woman whose lover tries to raise her from the dead in Tanghalang Pilipino's ‘Eurydice’
