50 ways people are making a difference during the pandemic
One of the most beautiful things about Filipinos is they always, always step up in the midst of a crisis. Despite the quarantine,…
Atlantis Theatrical’s production of the 1997 Broadway musical runs until Sept. 23 at RCBC Plaza’s Carlos P. Romulo Auditorium.
Rep’s take on it is brash, energetic—but lacks grit or edge
Enjoy limited-edition desserts. This weekend, Freezer Burn at Bonifacio High Street will be scooping red berries, ginger lemongrass and coconut lime sorbet, while Cupcakes by Sonja’s Serendra branch will celebrate its 10th anniversary by serving fluffy sugar-sprinkled donuts oozing with different cream fillings.
MALL culture is thriving in the provinces. In Cavite’s General Trias City, a new Robinsons mall has opened.
Atlantis Theatrical Entertainment Group is creating a brand-new version of “Jersey Boys,” from scenic design and staging to the lights design and costumes which will be unique to this production and to Manila.
“Lahat na lang sa ‘yo. Malaki.” Loosely translated “everything in you is big,” this line got stuck in our...
When all the “employees” of the Cosmo Tower 69 have called it a night and the crowds exited the World Trade Center Wednesday night to revel on how steamy their night have been, INQUIRER.net got the chance to talk to three hunk “bosses” about their experience when they strutted their stuff on the Cosmo Bachelor Bash 2014.
In these times of pirated DVDs, torrents, iPad apps and smartphones, going to the theater to watch a play or a musical is something not a lot of teenagers and young people like to do—but should. It doesn’t just promote love for music, arts and performance, it also develops focus, since a lot of people from today’s generation have short attention spans.
A friend sent me this message upon his return from New York last year: “‘Next To Normal’ is a must-see. I’ve seen it four times. I enjoyed it so much. You’re going to love it.”
