ARTS

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This post-modern retelling is a litmus test for 20th-century classic ‘Carousel’ 

If anything, it does leave you with a lot to sit with—perhaps, that is the point

‘Walang Aray’ is a comedic, modern reimagination of the zarzuela

Based on Severino Reyes’ “Walang Sugat,” the new PETA production takes our culture and history for an updated musical spin

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Is it safe to talk politics again at family gatherings? ‘The Reconciliation Dinner’ shows us what that’s like

There’s a lot to digest here, especially with how we deal with politics

QCinema 2022: Free films, discounts, digitally restored classics, and first-in-PH titles

Mike De Leon’s “Itim,” Dolly de Leon in “Triangle of Sadness,” Wong Kar-wai’s “In the Mood for Love” in 4K, and exciting new features and shorts are just some of the highlights of this year’s film festival

Original ‘Noli’ and ‘El Fili’ manuscripts now free to view at the Nat’l Library—with audio guides

Dr. Jose Rizal’s masterpieces are just one of the many rare books, photographs, maps, and memorabilia that are now accessible to everyone—free of charge!—including library goers with vision impairment

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‘We Will Rock You’ is an electrifying spectacle for music fans

The international touring production’s rallying cry is for us to get off the internet and just enjoy good ol’ rock and roll

‘Anak Datu’ is a brave telling of the crucial stories of Muslim Mindanao

Tanghalang Pilipino weaves myth, memory, and history in this staging inspired by National Artist Abdulmari Imao

Bubk’s Gabe Cruz takes us on a journey through light

The furniture designer shines a light on Bubk’s creative process, his most challenging project, and the comfort of working with his own two hands

The PICC is now a designated National Cultural Treasure

The brutalist icon, along with four works of art within its walls have been awarded one of the most important titles in the country

Wareco’s Therese Regalado goes beyond the limits of light and lightness

With a new six-piece collection of rattan furniture reinforced with metal and glass, the maker rethinks the material bounds of creativity