The Joy Virata-penned musical paints a broad, almost hollow portrait of Emilio Aguinaldo.

This new original from PETA is at its strongest as a lesson on federalism, and gives its audiences a new way to engage with the material.

With their second season offering, C.A.S.T. (Company of Actors in Streamlined Theater), has found their unique groove in staged readings.

‘Immersive’ takes on a literal meaning in this Jenny Jamora-directed production of Duncan Macmillan and Jonny Donahoe’s interactive play.

Last year’s stellar “Silent Sky” reruns for 2 weeks, just as vibrant and empowering as before.

The 20-person cast, especially Meann Espinosa and Mayen Estranero as sister in laws of a large, reuniting family, made their respective plots intriguing to watch with their performances

Ampil gives an almighty performance as Jenna, reaching its apotheosis in the show’s emotional climax, “She Used to Be Mine”.