SE EU VIVESSE TU MORRIAS Comes to Teatro das figuras This Month
by Stephi Wild - Feb 7, 2022
The title of this show is taken from Robespierre's pseudo-epitaph: “Passing by, do not cry for my death, if I lived you would die.” The passer-by and Robespierre cannot be alive at the same time and yet that is what playwrights and actors roughly do in theater: the playwright dies, and the actor resurrects him without dying himself.
Connecticut Director Takes Helm In Fight Against Covid-19
by A.A. Cristi - Dec 17, 2020
As COVID-19 cases and deaths reach alarming new highs around the country, filmmaker, author, and health care advocate Crystal R. Emery is leveraging a vast network of partners ranging from policymakers to grassroots organizers in the fight against the deadly pandemic.
BWW Review: Truth is questioned in the play BARABBAS at Theater For The New City
by Joe Lombardi - Jun 28, 2019
According to the Bible, there was a prevailing Passover custom in Jerusalem which allowed a crowd to commute a prisoner's death sentence. When Pontius Pilate asked, they chose Barabbas to be released. Jesus of Nazareth was then crucified. Playwright Will T. F. Carter's first play updates this story to a Peruvian prison in 2021.
World Premiere of New Musical NOLI ME TANGERE Comes to Riverside Theatres
by Stephi Wild - Mar 4, 2019
McFadden Music will present Noli Me Tangere (Touch Me Not) A New Musicalat Parramatta Riverside Theatres from 29 March - 6 April 2019. The musical is based on the beloved novel by Filipino national hero Dr Jose P. Rizal - a Filipino nationalist during the tail end of the Spanish colonial period of the Philippines.
NOLI ME TANGERE A NEW MUSICAL Comes to Parramatta Riverside Theatres
by A.A. Cristi - Feb 14, 2019
McFadden Music is proud to present Noli Me Tangere (Touch Me Not) A New Musical at Parramatta Riverside Theatres from 29 March - 6 April 2019. The musical is based on the beloved novel by Filipino national hero Dr Jose P. Rizal - a Filipino nationalist during the tail end of the Spanish colonial period of the Philippines.
Photo Flash: De La Salle University Restages A FIRE IN THE SOUL
by Oliver Oliveros - Mar 13, 2012
The De La Salle Brothers, Roman Catholic religious brothers who dedicate their lives to educating young people, recently celebrated the centennial anniversary of De La Salle University (DLSU) in the Philippines, and commemorated their colleagues who were killed by Japanese soldiers in World War II via the restaging of the cantata (a vocal chamber work) A FIRE IN THE SOUL, which features libretto by Vicente Groyon III, music by Von de Guzman, and direction by Peque Gallaga.
De La Salle University Restages A FIRE IN THE SOUL, 2/27
by Oliver Oliveros - Feb 27, 2012
Before moving to New York, I taught public relations courses at De La Salle University (DLSU-Manila) Department of Communication, where I also pursued studies in organizational communication and applied media. My alma mater turns 100 this year; and, I'm encouraging you to take part in its year-long celebration. Catching the restaging of the cantata (a vocal chamber work)A FIRE IN THE SOUL, featuring libretto by Vicente Groyon III, music by Von de Guzman, and direction by Peque Gallaga, at DLSU's Teresa Yuchengco Auditorium, 7F Don Enrique T. Yuchengco Hall on Monday, February 27, 8 p.m. would be greatly appreciated.
Portuguese Theater Comes to Provincetown Tennessee Williams Theater Festival With ALMA, 9/22-25
by BWW
News Desk - Sep 22, 2011
Portuguese theater artists Pedro Vieira and Ines Tarouca have created a dance-based performance with text and songs in Portuguese with English translation for the special centennial celebration of America's great playwright, Tennessee Williams. They were inspired by Williams' play Summer and Smoke and the main character's unfulfilled longing for the love of her life.
Portuguese Theater Comes to Provincetown Tennessee Williams Theater Festival With ALMA, 9/22-25
by Kelsey Denette - Aug 8, 2011
Portuguese theater artists Pedro Vieira and Ines Tarouca have created a dance-based performance with text and songs in Portuguese with English translation for the special centennial celebration of America's great playwright, Tennessee Williams. They were inspired by Williams' play Summer and Smoke and the main character's unfulfilled longing for the love of her life.