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critic after critic Offers an inside look at theater criticism
The lifestyle portal will post a two-part video series titled Palabasatayo critic after critic, Hosted by theater critics Vincenne Gregory Yu and Ryan Robert Flores. Magnify in collaboration with MNL and powered by Playful Prescription, the series will take viewers inside the world of theater criticism in the Philippines. Its purpose is to highlight how critics act as allies of the craft, providing insights that help theater grow. The behind-the-scenes look will help deepen the critics' thought process, writing approach, and appreciation among both artists and audiences. it will premiere palabastayo.comOfficial Facebook page of is starting from 3rd November.
Dance to address the plight of SEA domestic workers
Cultural Center of the Philippines (CCP) and Goethe-Institut Filipinnen to present magical maidsA cultural ritual and dance performance that reflects the fear and oppression of women, from the witches of long ago to the maids of today. Conceived and choreographed by Aisa Joxon and Venuri Perera, the 80-minute performance looks through the lens of feminist resistance using the broom, a metaphor for shared experiences of prejudice and sacrifice, and a physical tool that connects both witches and maids. The performances will take place on November 7 and 8 at 5 pm and November 9 at 8 pm at the CCP Tanghalang Ignacio Jimenez (Black Box Theatre). On Nov. 9 at 11 a.m., Jocson and Pereira will lead a workshop called Broomology 101 in the lobby. Regular ticket is priced at P600, student discount ticket is priced at P300 upon presentation of valid ID. Interested workshop participants can register by 4th November through the link https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSf3GUt_9AlzYuTEt31AiA-fhPT4A_FuctYhl1-Y4viMabAFjg/viewform.
Another night for a night in Intramuros tour
After the sold-out dates of the popular One Night in Intramuros tourism, WanderManila has added two dates in November: on the 15thth and 16thBoth at 5pm Priced at P800 per person, this is Intramuros' definitive dark history tour where guests can see Manila in a darker, more sinister light. The selection of topics will focus on the more violent and bloody aspects of Intramuros' history. The tour will take approximately three hours to complete, with participants walking approximately 7,000 steps. Interested parties can register through WanderManila's social media pages.
UNICEF does business with kiddie book artists
New UNICEF greeting cards are now available, created in collaboration with Ang Ilustrador ng Kabataan (Ang INK), a Filipino group of children's book illustrators. This partnership brings to life the Hiraya Collection, a new line of all-occasion cards and merchandise that turns art into a force for good. The artists at Ang Ink have designed cards that provide a window into their fondest childhood memories. The UNICEF Cards for Each Occasion are priced at P1,000 for 12 unique designs, while the UNICEF Tote Bags, which come in three designs with a key chain, are priced at P1,500. There is also a mini backpack charm worth P1,200 and notebooks worth P500 each. These items can be found exclusively on UNICEF Philippines' official online store: UNICEF Giving Shop.
