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Author: Emil Hofileña

The Notebook — L-R: Morissette as Middle Allie, Sheena Belarmino as Younger Allie, Celeste Legaspi as Older Allie; Photo Credit: Jyllan Bitalac and Sherie Bolo

REVIEW: ‘The Notebook’ is a remarkably gentle take on an epic love story

Subversive Lives — The cast of Subversive Lives; Photo Credit: Myra Ho

REVIEW: The intricate ‘Subversive Lives’ preserves a family’s memories of resistance

A Midsummer Night's Dream — The cast of A Midsummer Night's Dream; Photo Credit: Elena Christine

REVIEW: ‘A Midsummer Night’s Dream’ champions women’s agency with rollicking comedy

Mga Binago Ng Araw — Jam Binay, Zoë de Ocampo; Photo Credit: Myra Ho

REVIEW: The excellent ‘Mga Binago ng Araw’ finds healing in our memories of youth

Tagay Para Sa Ex — The cast of Tagay Para Sa Ex; Photo Credit: Clarence Tobias, JV Lapating

REVIEW: ‘Tagay Para Sa Ex’ paints a realistic portrait of romance under capitalism

Mapanakit — L-R: Ross Pesigan, Jury Sanchez, Euden Moje, Gab Pangilinan, Phi Palmos, Loudette Barias; Photos c/o YPC Stage

REVIEW: The unwieldy ‘Mapanakit!’ is a romantic triple bill in need of a unified perspective

El Fuego del Alma — Hariette Mozelle as Alma; Photo Credit: Irvin Arenas

REVIEW: ‘El Fuego del Alma’ is a dark romance told in a uniquely immersive space

Charlie and the Chocolate Factory — L-R: Oliver Wong (Charlie Wong), Michael Dalke (Willy Wonka); Photo Credit: Zeus Martinez Photography

REVIEW: The visually inspired ‘Charlie and the Chocolate Factory’ is a surprisingly dark kids’ adventure

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