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For its first production this year, Repertory Philippines mounted a significant comedy-drama with a heart, Geoffrey Nouffts’ “Next Fall” (OnStage, Greenbelt 1, directed by Audie Gemora).
For the past 20 years, Playshop has been setting the stage for anyone and everyone who has the passion and drive to make their dreams of performing for hundreds and thousands of people come true.
“Ballerina of the People” Lisa Macuja had a triple threat for her many fans at year’s end: “Le Corsaire,” “La Bayadere,” and, for Christmas, the traditional “The Nutcracker” (Aliw Theater, Pasay City).
Hailed as a rare gathering of three iconic performing artists—Lea Salonga, Cecile Licad and Lisa Macuja-Elizalde—“The Legends and the Classics” will have much-awaited repeat performances this October.
THE “PRESTIGE play” of Repertory Philippines this year is Amy Herzog’s “4,000 Miles” (Onstage, Greenbelt I, Makati City, directed by...
One reason the concerts of the Philippine Philharmonic Orchestra (PPO) are much fun is that the music director, Yoshikazu Fukumura,...
The Cultural Center of the Philippines opened in 1969 with Lamberto Avellana’s “Golden Salakot: Isang Dularawan.”
The music director of the Philippine Philharmonic Orchestra (PPO), Olivier Ochanine, closed the 2013-14 season at the Cultural Center of the Philippines with a heavyweight composition, the famous “Alsa Sprach Zarathusra” (think “2001: Space Odyssey”), complemented by a slew of lightweights like the “William Tell” Overture (think “Lone Ranger”) and music from iconic movies like “The Magnificent Seven” and “Star Wars.”
A Filipino theater actress has been accepted to New York’s prestigious Juilliard School of performing arts, but she is still millions of pesos away from pursuing her dreams.
On January 18 this year, Comedy Manila brought the house down with its first stand-up comedy show of the year. By the time the night was over, Comedy Manila showed why it is the future of providing fun in the Philippines.
