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Living legend” of theater Natividad “Naty” Crame Rogers—who made famous the roles of Paula, the seduced spinster in Lamberto Avellana’s...
Nick Joaquin’s “A Portrait of the Artist as Filipino” is debuting as a movie at the 2017 Metro Manila Film...
She’s very fond of young people. She seduced me.”
Naty Crame-Rogers: A Life in Theater,” a biography of the legendary multi-awarded actress and director by Amadis Ma. Guerrero, will be launched at Max’s Restaurant, Brgy. Kapitolyo, Pasig City on Nov 19, 4 p.m.
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When she retired from full-time teaching in 1984, eminent actress Naty Crame Rogers, already famous for her roles as Leonor Rivera, Rizal’s first love, and as Paula in the film version of Nick Joaquin’s “A Portrait of the Artist as Filipino,” established her Aming Tahanan/Sala Theater (also known as the Philippine Drama Group).
MIDDLE Finger,” Han Ong’s acclaimed adaptation of Frank Wedekind’s controversial coming-of-age classic drama “Spring Awakening,” is translated into Filipino by Ronan B. Capinding and presented by Tanghalang Ateneo under Ed Lacson Jr.’s direction. Venue is Ateneo's Fine Arts Black Box Theater
Fresh from the Rough Riders campaign of Theodore Roosevelt in Cuba, Sgt. Lee George Rogers of Texas came to the Philippines in 1898 as part of the invading US army that would launch war upon the Filipinos in February the following year.
Paul Fleischman’s “Mind’s Eye” was one of the critically acclaimed plays presented during last December’s International Theater Festival at the Cultural Center of the Philippines (CCP). Even the normally acerbic F. Sionil José, National Artist for Literature, hailed it as “the triumph of the creative imagination over a grim reality.”
Way back in 1947, a young and newly-married Naty Crame-Rogers was sheltering herself from the rains when a stranger materialized from nowhere and asked politely, “May I share your umbrella?”
