Reviews

“The decade is just as much a character in this show, with dialogue (director Robbie Guevara is also the writer, with Jonjon Martin as dramaturg) peppered with lingo and referential asides to the cultural landscape back then.”

“For those looking to experience their favorite tunes in a new way, Ang Huling El Bimbo is worth a trip to the theater.”

All 12 of this year’s Virgin Labfest “Silip” new roster of plays, ranked and reviewed.

“The swell of music that begins Binondo, an original musical currently running at The Theater at Solaire, almost sounds like a promise— a rousing start to an epic story that’s about to unfold.”

UP Playwright’s Theatre’s The Kundiman Party is, more than anything, a rumination on how a thing of the past could fit in the realm of the Millennial, at a time when protest action couldn’t be more necessary.

“The premise of the story is in itself funny, if morbid: two docile, eccentric old ladies living in an old house are discovered by their nephew, Mortimer (Nel Gomez), to be casual murderers–offering elderberry wine laced with arsenic to unsuspecting, lonely old men and afterwards burying them in the basement.”

It’s been over twenty years, and Julie Taymor’s fully realized theatrical version of The Lion King remains fresh, innovative, experimental, and frankly, unlike anything that’s ever been done before (or …