From kiddie romp to a tragic girl’s life—2 new adaptations by Rody Vera
Both this February: TP’s ‘Nang Dalawin ng Pag-ibig Si Juan Tamad’ and DUP’s ‘Ang Dalagita’y ‘sang Bagay Na Di-Buo’
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Both this February: TP’s ‘Nang Dalawin ng Pag-ibig Si Juan Tamad’ and DUP’s ‘Ang Dalagita’y ‘sang Bagay Na Di-Buo’
‘Watch this play as a political act—a way of making a stand,’ says Ricky Abad, who’s directing the adaptation ‘RD3RD’ with Anton Juan
‘For several weeks, I would rehearse for ‘The Lion King’ in the day and perform ‘Miss Saigon’ at night… For a 20-year-old, I was having the time of my life!’
It was the citadel of culture during the belle époque, the prewar years in Manila: the Manila Metropolitan Theater, designed by architect Juan Arellano
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Given the current state of affairs, it’s not surprising that many theater companies are staging plays with anti-establishment themes and stories. Tanghalang Pilipino’s “Ang
Three productions of varying themes and styles—but all very Filipino
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