‘I have over a hundred toys in my shelf, most of them in mint condition, never taken out of the boxes. Some are loose for display,” says Tuxqs Rutaquio.
The Cultural Center of the Philippines (CCP), in cooperation with De La Salle-College of Saint Benilde, recently brought the...
Singer-actress Bituin Escalante stages her solo concert titled “Everything in Bituin,” the third and final series of “Triple Threats: Leading Men and Women of Philippine Musical Theater,” on October 9 at the Cultural Center of the Philippines’ Tanghalang Aurelio Tolentino (CCP Little Theater) at 7:30pm. The previous concerts featured Sheila Francisco and Michael Williams.
THE Philippine Philharmonic Orchestra performs with featured cellist Ray Wang on December 13, at 8 pm under the baton of Japanese conductor Yoshikazu Fukumura at the Cultural Center of the Philippines’ Main Theater.
It is unfair that those Cultural Center of the Philippines board members opposed to the exhibit be treated in the...
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.
Last seen in the Chito Roño movie “The Healing” and in the teleseryes “Genesis” and “Indio,” actor Roberto Arevalo returns to the stage to play the patriarch in Tanghalang Pilipino’s production of “Mga Ama, Mga Anak,” which opens at the Cultural Center of the Philippines’ Little Theater on Feb. 21, under Joel Lamangan’s direction.
Fringe Manila will showcase plays and musicals coming from big production houses to university theaters. It runs Feb. 12 to March 1 in venues such as the Cultural Center of the Philippines, school buildings and community cafés. Here’s your quick theater guide.
The Cultural Center of the Philippines opened in 1969 with Lamberto Avellana’s “Golden Salakot: Isang Dularawan.”
THERE is no better way to celebrate lives devoted to art than with the performance of more art. Last April...
