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Dulaang UP Stages Shimizu Kunio’s The Dressing Room

Dulaang UP Stages Shimizu Kunio’s The Dressing Room

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About the Play

Seasoned actors of Philippine theatre, film, and television come together for Dulaang Unibersidad ng Pilipinas’s fourth offering this 40th theatre season, The Dressing Room: That Which Flows Away Ultimately Becomes Nostalgia and its Filipino translation, Ang Dressing Room: Kung Saan Lubusang Pangungulila ang Dulot ng Agos ng Panahon.

The Dressing Room

The play within a play tells the stories, frustrations, memoirs and aspirations of four actresses preparing backstage (gakuya, in Japanese) and waiting for their cue to enter onstage. All actresses express their desire to perform the lead role and their obsessive coveting for it ignites a comic yet dramatic narrative about shared memories and their relationship with each other. The Dressing Room… is a tender and humorous drama about actors, the theatre, aging, surviving and moving on.

The Dressing Room

Cast and Creative Team

Frances Makil-Ignacio, Ces Quesada, Missy Maramara, Roeder Camañag, Andoy Ranay, Gwyn Guanzon, and Ian Ignacio topbill the 1977 post-war Japanese play by Shimizu Kunio, translation adapted by Chiori Miyagawa from an original translation by John Gillespie. Alexander Cortez’ direction features an all-female cast for English version and an all-male cast for the Filipino version translated by Palanca Hall of Famer, Nicolas Pichay.

The artistic team is composed of Dexter M. Santos (choreography), Ohm David (set design), Meliton Roxas Jr. (lighting design), Faust Peneyra (costume), Jethro Joaquin (sound design), Jean Edfhel Pascual & JC Bautista (dramaturgs-in-training), Patricia Balboa (video design) Stephen Viñas (assistant choreography), Garett Picardal (lights apprentice), Jojit Lorenzo (photography), Gwyn Guanzon (art direction for pictorials), Riza Romero (make-up designer for pictorials), and Pow Santillan (poster design).

Also featured in the production are up-and-upcoming theatre actors, Jon Abella, Maxine Ignacio

Show Details

The Dressing Room… | Ang Dressing Room… runs from April 6 to 24 at the Wilfrido Ma. Guerrero Theater, 2nd floor, Palma Hall, U.P. Diliman. For tickets, reservation, sponsorships, and show buying inquiries, call Samanta Hannah Clarin or Camille Guevara at 926-1349, 433-7840, 981-8500 local 2449 or email dulaangupmarketing@gmail.com. Like our official Dulaang UP page at facebook.com/DulaangUnibersidadNgPilipinas.

“The Dressing Room: That Which Flows Away Ultimately Becomes Nostalgia | Ang Dressing Room: Kung Saan Lubusang Pangungulila ang Dulot ng Agos ng Panahon” is produced by special arrangement with the playwright, Chiori Miyagawa.

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Performance Dates:
First Week
April 6 (Wednesday) – 7PM (ENGLISH)
April 7 (Thursday) – 7PM (ENGLISH)
April 8 (Friday) – 7PM (ENGLISH)
April 9 (Saturday) – 10AM & 3PM (ENGLISH)
April 10 (Sunday) – 10AM & 3PM (ENGLISH)

Second Week
April 13 (Wednesday) – 7PM (FILIPINO)
April 14 (Thursday) – 7PM (FILIPINO)
April 15 (Friday) – 7PM (FILIPINO)
April 16 (Saturday) – 10AM & 3PM (FILIPINO)
April 17 (Sunday) – 10AM & 3PM (FILIPINO)

Third Week April 19 (Tuesday) – 7PM (ENGLISH)
April 20 (Wednesday) – 7PM (FILIPINO)
April 21 (Thursday) – 7PM (ENGLISH)
April 22 (Friday) – 7PM (FILIPINO)
April 23 (Saturday) – 10AM (ENGLISH)
April 23 (Saturday) – 3PM (FILIPINO)
April 24 (Sunday) – 10AM (FILIPINO)
April 24 (Sunday) – 3PM (ENGLISH)

VENUE: Wilfrido Ma. Guerrero Theater 2/F Palma Hall, UP Diliman, Quezon City
For inquiries: Kennan Paul N. Tapang 09468968073

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