“Under My Skin” is an advocacy play of hope for people living with HIV (plHIV), presented in a simple and...
The Philippines has the fastest- growing HIV epidemic rate in the world, according to the Joint United Nations Programme on...
It feels premature to review “Walang Aray,” the new musical by Philippine Educational Theater Association (Peta), mainly because what was...
These days, two women are lighting up the stage at the Peta Theater Center, where “Rak of Aegis” has returned...
By: Céline Cornu via Agence France-Presse Luxury fashion house Prada said Wednesday it will remove animal fur from its collections, joining a lengthening list...
“The Kundiman Party” is back as a protest play because, as director Dexter Santos said, “someone has to do it.”
Tagu-taguan: Nasaan ang Buwan,” the Philippine Educational Theater Association’s (Peta) modern take on the stories of Lola Basyang, may have been filling the seats with young audience, but older viewers can enjoy the romp too while dissecting its inner layers of meaning.
Iconic French creative Jean-Paul Gaultier has become the latest fashion designer to drop animal fur from his collections.
“Martial law is the best thing that happened to the Philippines in 1972. We won’t be the developing country that we are right now if it wasn’t for the Marcoses. Learn your history,” says the social media account without a real name
We purposely chose this day (Sept. 21, the infamous martial law day) so that we would not forget the lessons of history,” said CB Garrucho, president of the Philippine Educational Theater Association (Peta). She spoke at the opening of the company’s 51st theater season, titled “Stage of the Nation,” at the Peta Theater Center in Quezon City.
