All posts tagged "good art"
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403NEWSMAKERSFEU Theater Guild to re-stage ‘Makikitawag Lang Ako’ for the whole month of October
The Far Eastern University Theater Guild (FTG), on its 85th theater season, restages Makikitawag Lang Ako this coming October.
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351MUSICPPO opens 2019-2020 performance season
The upcoming PPO concert season is its thirty-seventh and billed “GOLD CLASSICAL MUSIC TREASURES” to celebrate 50th anniversary of the CCP. It...
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264FLICKS10 Full-length finalists for Cinemalaya 2020 announced
The Cultural Center of the Philippines and the Cinemalaya Foundation are already gearing towards its 16th edition with the announcement of the...
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209ART ATTACKPuppetry goes mobile at CCP until October
Carilyo Cart Project runs until October 27. Exhibit viewing hours are Tuesday to Sunday, 10am to 6pm. Hours are extended until 10pm...
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232FLICKS‘John Denver Trending’ named best film at Cinemalaya 2019
John Denver Trending was cited “for its highly relevant subject matter, its highly convincing characters and effective ensemble acting by a cast...
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804NEWSMAKERS‘Ang Tahanan ni Bernarda Alba’ to open Dulaang UP’s 44th season
Federico Garcia Lorca’s last play, La Casa de Bernarda Alba, directed by Alexander Cortez – translated from the original Spanish into English...
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236PlaysTanghalang Ateneo to open 41st season with ‘Dolorosa’
Tanghalang Ateneo, the longest-running theater company of the Loyola Schools of the Ateneo de Manila University, will kick off its 41st season,...
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174NEWSMAKERSCall for proposals for 2020 Venue Grant Program
The VAMD offers exhibition venues where current visual art expressions may be mounted, featured, studied and analyzed. In support of this, the...
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478ART ATTACKGajah Gallery presents group exhibition featuring works by 11 female artists from the region
Turning the spotlight on the growing number of active women artists in Southeast Asia, the show brings together these diverse artistic practices...
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505Musicals5 Reasons to consider why you should watch PETA’s ‘Rak of Aegis’
We take another look at “Rak of Aegis” to see what makes this iteration worth it…
