We haven’t even moved on yet from the dismantling of Philam Life Theater but creative art space and gallery Pineapple Lab has already bid its goodbye, too. [READ: Up next
I usually despise the mid-year. It’s when I most slack around owing to the gloomy weather—I’d rather be sleeping than going out these days. But there’s one thing I certainly
Three years have passed since Rodrigo Duterte assumed the Presidency. In those three years, aside from his “friendship” with China, one of Duterte’s most infamous initiatives is the bloody war
With Pride month underway, it’s easy to get caught up in the usual festivities associated to its celebration: bars, night clubs, parties, and what-have-you. Sober queer spaces are hard to
If you’re an aspiring Broadway actor who regularly dials “I Dreamed A Dream” on the karaoke, this might be the class you’ve been waiting for. Hello frustrated Eponines, Phantoms, and
It’s a good time to be an artist today. With the rise of the internet, young artists can post their works online and gain traction. Well, thanks to Instagram and
At Pineapple Lab’s Really Really Free Market, people bring unneeded items and food as well as skills and talents such as entertainment, massage, arts and crafts, language lessons, plants, haircuts, yoga, and more
After the constant barrage of events in December, January seemed to last forever as we kept on asking ourselves “How is it still January?” February, with its 28 days, on the
What’s so cool about fringe theater? It’s an art form that demands experimentation, one that’s powered through giving voices to the people at the fringes. But don’t think it’s being
The festival starts tomorrow, Oct. 20, at Pineapple Lab on Palma Street, Poblacion, Makati.
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