Rediscover local musical treasures in a new ballet about the Filipino family. Ballet Philippines’ “Sarong Banggi” features new works by six exciting Filipino choreographers set
Fashion designer Rajo Laurel designs the costumes for this ballet.
In celebration of its 46th anniversary, the Cultural Center of the Philippines presents “The CCP 46th Anniversary Gala: Serenata” on September 4 at 8 pm
It’s still on soft-opening mode, but the newly built Hive Hotel in Quezon City (where the refurbished My Brother’s Mustache is located) recently hosted the media presentation of the interpreters of the 12 finalists of the 4th Philippine Popular Music Festival (Philpop).
The book was the novel “The Woman Who Had Two Navels,” the first Stonehill Award by the Philippine PEN, published in
The movie version of the Tinio-Cayabyab musical play based on the Nick Joaquin classic, with a virtual constellation of Filipino talents as cast, begins filming this month
Anybody who equates a world-class Filipino woman with hair and makeup, a trophy and wild adulation would definitely get it from Lea
No tinikling, rondalla or cheesy folk songs. Instead, there were hip-hop, tribal drums and sopranos in Grecian gowns because, finally, the bureaucracy has realized the need to upgrade the entertainment offered to foreign guests.
Goosebumps don’t lie. Last night marked a milestone in my fledgling existence as a musician: I performed at a renowned singer-songwriter showcase in Ronnie’s Bar, the second floor venue of the historic Ronnie Scott’s Jazz Club here in Soho.
“Ang Huling Lagda ni Apolinario Mabini” is Krina Cayabyab’s first full-length musical, and she says the challenges are immense but surmountable.
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