5 things to do during rainy weather
Last week, a lot of my plans were postponed because of rainy weather. I stayed at home, stepping out only if it’s…
The restaging of “Desaparesidos,” adapted from Lualhati Bautista’s novel, runs Aug. 17-Sept. 2, at The Doreen Black Box, Areté, Ateneo de Manila University.
What is it about Floy Quintos plays? “The Kundiman Party” is a world away from Quintos’ “Angry Christ”...
The Philippine High School for the Arts’ (PHSA) production of “Nagwawalang Gubat”—Guelan Luarca’s translation of Caryl Churchill’s “Mad Forest,”...
Kansas election officials are putting the brakes on a dog's campaign for governor.
An exhibition at a state museum in Belgium featuring previously unseen Russian paintings has sent ripples through the art community, with some experts claiming the works are "fake".
Twenty-six works supposedly by famous avant-garde artists, including Kazimir Malevich and Wassily Kandinsky, have been on display since October at the Museum of Fine Arts in Ghent, on loan from a collector named Igor Toporovski, who insists they are genuine.
When photographs of the pieces appeared online they caused a storm, leaving art experts in Russia and abroad questioning whether such a prominent collection of unknown works by highly sought-after artists could have been amassed in secret.
This adaptation bridges Shakespeare’s ‘Richard III’ with present-day Philippines to biting effect
There was a recent show at Resorts World Manila, the musical “Chitty Chitty Bang Bang,” and the heroine was...
Pero Brbora farms his shellfish in Croatia but has to cross the border into Bosnia, and out again, to sell them in his homeland.
Detective fiction fans and literature buffs worldwide love Leonardo Padura—some watch his sleuth Mario Conde on Netflix. But back home...
