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This is perhaps the main difference between community theatre as it is lived in a third world, developing country as opposed to how it…
The best thing about community theatre groups in the Philippines is that they make themselves visible everywhere. There are professional community theater ensembles performing in public markets during Sunday market days or those permanently based in parks and or tourist spots composed of street kids and out of school youth [...]
(SWEET REFRAIN: This blog must have been written a month ago or so but for some reason I failed to send it. I am updating it nevertheless so it will still serve its purpose.
By now, RSFRS cannot be called…
MGA LIHIM SA LIKOD NG LIHAM NA DI NA NAIPAALAM SA KATOTONG NAMAALAM (Pahabol na Elehiya Para Kay RJ)
Bigla-bigla, halos di ko pa rin matanggap, napasama sa listahan ng mga yumaong mga kapwa artistang nabanggit sa unang bahagi ng…
Unang Bahagi at Pangkaligirang Kasaysayan: Alaala ng mga Artistang Pumanaw
(First Part, and Where I’m Coming From: Memoirs of Some Dearly Departed Artists)
Bilang isang manunulat, napakarami ko nang nilikha at nailimbag sa iba’t ibang peryodiko at mga popular…
1. Matutuwa at kikiligin ka sa iba’t ibang dula, tula, drama, awit at mga kwento na siyang kabuuan ng Rizaliana Sesquicentennial Radio Festival Sydney o sa pinaiksing pamagat, RSRFS.
2. Makasaysayan at sa kaunahang pagkakataon ay nabuo ito sa pamamagitan…
Sorrow consumed me; overwhelmed by the thoughts of my brother leaving us especially our very sick mother. I looked up seeing Ate Trinidad in tears while Ate Saturnina and mother seemed just relieved it’s all over [...]
After a number of rehearsals with our Director/Producer/Mentor/friend, Mars Cavestany, we finally got to the recording at the SBS studios on Sunday, November 20. I was with the group which was doing Mars’ radio deconstruction and adaptation of Dr Severino Montano’s original play, A Parting at Calamba. Our part was scheduled to be recorded between 10.30 a.m. and 2 p.m. [...]
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