Monday, February 10, 2014
On Zacarias Monzon - by Robert Arevalo
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GINA PARENO
JONATHAN TADIAO
REGINA DE VERA
YUL SIERVO
MARCO VIANA
RACQUEL PARENO
DORAY DAYAO
NANDING JOSEF
ANTONETTE GO
ALDO VENCILAO
NICOLO MAGNO
Artists-In-Residence
In line with its vision of developing well-trained Filipino actors, the Tanghalang Pilipino maintains a regular training program for actors through its Actors’ Company. The Actors’ Company is directed towards developing the activity of a theater from a dilettante’s passatiempo or hobby to a profession, whereby he is recognized and given credit for his duties and responsibilities as artists in residence. The only one of its kind in the country, the Actors’ Company is a pool of professional theater actors who go through intensive training in acting, movement, dance, voice, script analysis, improvisation, directing and other related courses. Members of this prestigious and privileged group are among the most respected artists in Philippine theater, television and film communities. Some of the actors who trained under this program are: Shamaine Centenera-Buencamino, Noni Buencamino, Irma Adlawan-Marasigan, Allan Paule, John Arcilla, Garry Lim and CCP’s former Vice President and Tanghalang Pilipino’s current Artistic Director, Fernando ‘Nanding’ Josef.
PAHIMAKAS NG ISANG AHENTE Opens this week
In Arthur Miller's Death of a Salesman, we are ushered into a world where fate is given a name: capitalist materialism. Willy Loman's tragic downfall stems from his unwavering desire to achieve the American Dream. And 65 years later, the obsession with this fantasy still plagues our national ethos --- it could very well define the tragedy of the Filipino people. CAST Fernando “Nanding” Josef (Willy Loman) Jonathan Tadioan (Willy Loman) Ms. Gina Pareño (Linda Loman) Racquel Pareño(Linda Loman) Yul Servo (Biff) Marco Viaña (Biff) Ricardo Magno (Happy) Ding Navasero (Ben) Mcdo Bolaños (Ben) Dido dela Paz (Charley) Bong Cabrera (Charley) JV Ibesate (Bernard) Doray Dayao (Ang Babae) Aldo Vencilao (Howard Wagner) Dan Jarden de Guzman (Stanley) Regina De Vera (Miss Forsythe) Llorvie Nuevo (Letta) Antonette Go (Jenny) VENUE: Tanghalang Huseng Batute (Studio Theater) Cultural Center of the Philippines TICKETS: Php800; Php600 Please present valid ID to avail the 20% discount on the regular price (Discounted tickets for senior citizens, government employees, military employees & Persons with Disability (PWD).
TP SUMMER WORKSHOP 2014
Tanghalang Pilipino's 2014 SUMMER THEATER ADVENTURE Cultural Center of the Philippines WORKSHOP DATES: April 1-27, 2014 / Tuesday to Saturday Classes TANGHALANG PILIPINO (TP), the resident theater company of the Cultural Center of the Philippines (CCP), is proud to present the 2014 Summer Theater Adventure, a month-long program of various theatrical activities in different age levels designed to unleash the creative potentials of aspiring theater artists. TP’s acting workshops have been highly-acclaimed by parents, students and educational institutions for the intensive training and excellent experience it imparts on the participants. The 2014 Summer Theater Adventure is composed of classes for children, teens and adults facilitated by some of the country’s most outstanding thespians and practitioners in the field. Special lectures are also given by TP’s outstanding alumni. Each workshop culminates in a recital held at the CCP – Tanghalang Huseng Batute, where students get the chance to be seen by talent scouts. Course Details: Children’s Dramatic Theater 1 5-8 years old Tuesday-Saturday, 9am -12nn Children’s Dramatic Theater 2 (9-12 years old) 16 sessions Tuesday-Saturday, 9am-12nn Creative dramatics for children using games, storytelling techniques, movement, music and masks as tools of expression. Participants perform in a showcase production at the end of the course. Teen Theater 16 sessions (13-16 years old) Tuesday-Saturday, 1pm -5pm An introduction to performance skills for young adults, the workshop integrates creative drama, music, writing, movement and visual arts to explore themes concerning the youth. Script analysis and voice for theater are likewise incorporated in the course. Beginning Acting (17 years old & above) 16 sessions Tuesday – Saturday, 1-5pm A practical application of the rudiments of acting, including concentration, spontaneity, improvisation, confidence, body and voice preparation, characterization and script analysis to create a unique and authentic life on stage. Production & Stage Management (17 years old and above) 16 sessions Tuesday-Saturday, 6-10pm Organizing the production, communicating across different disciplines, and keeping everything running smoothly. Learn about the seamless management of the technical as human aspects of a production. SPECIALIZED CLASSES: Basic Directing (18 yrs. old and above) Basic Playwrighting (18 yrs. old and above) Theater Arts for PWD (Persons With Disability) Basic Digital Photography (15 yrs. old and above) WORKSHOP FEE: Php8,000.00 (Inclusive of All Materials & Recital Fee) Avail of our Early Bird Promo (25% Discount) if you register on or before March 1, 2014. For Reservations: • Call us at 822.6920, 832.3661 / 832.1125 loc. 1620 / 1621 / 0917-7500107/ 0908-8941384/ 0915-6072275 • Email us at tanghalanprod@yahoo.com . Like us on FB at TANGHALANG PILIPINO FOUNDATION INC • Visit us at 2/F PDC Bldg., CCP Complex, Roxas Blvd., Pasay City WE CAN ALSO CUSTOMIZE WORKSHOP FOR YOUR COMPANY / ORGANIZATION / SCHOOL!!! REGIONAL WORKSHOP PACKAGE ALSO AVAILABLE!!!
SAN ANDRES B at the Gawad Buhay Awards
Tanghalang Pilipino’s modern Filipino opera “San Andres B.”, which for purposes of consideration in the Gawad Buhay awards was classified under the musical category, received 9 citations... Read more: http://lifestyle.inquirer.net/149543/9-works-theatricals-grease-leads-philstage-gawad-buhays-2013-4th-quarter-citations#ixzz2s5oFYmqu Follow us: @inquirerdotnet on Twitter | inquirerdotnet on Facebook
TP's Tuxqs Rutaquio cited as Best Director for BEST OF THEATER 2013
BEST DIRECTOR- Tuxqs Rutaquio. For two topnotch productions—“Der Kaufmann/Ang Negosyante ng Venecia” and “Ibalong,” one a provocative transposition of Shakespeare (co-directed with adaptor Rody Vera), the other a roaring neo-ethnic dance-musical—that showcased Rutaquio’s range and acuity as a director and his expert way with ensembles. A third work, the small-scale musical “Sandosenang Sapatos,” was a minor affair that nevertheless still throbbed with the emotional eloquence characteristic of Rutaquio’s output. He also did double duty as set designer for all three productions (and played Antonio in a couple of “Der Kaufmann” performances). Already the most accomplished young director to emerge from the Virgin Labfest, Rutaquio represents a new generation of creative multi-hyphenates stirring the theater scene. He is an exciting artist to watch. Honorable Mentions: Bart Guingona (“Red”); Nonon Padilla (“Lorenzo”); Bobby Garcia (“Carrie,” “The Addams Family”); Jaime del Mundo (“The Bluebird of Happiness”); Dexter Santos (“Maxie The Musicale”); Soxie Topacio (“Himala, The Musical—10th Anniversary Concert”); Ed Lacson Jr. (“Isang Daan,” “Games People Play”).
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