Ben&Ben are set to make the impossible possible by headlining The Inevitable Drone Show—the first of its kind to feature a music performance with drone lights show illuminating the Manila skyline in synchronized fashion. Presented by SMART 5G, the eco-friendly and innovative show will surely grab headlines as Rizal Park and its nearby areas will get to experience the modern lights show LIVE on February 26 (Sunday) at exactly 7pm. It will also simultaneously air on Ben&Ben’s official Facebook page. To accompany the picturesque storytelling in the sky, the award-winning Filipino collective will be performing an extended version of “Inevitable”—the acclaimed song that was used as a soundtrack and a music score for SMART 5G’s romantic sci-fi TVC featuring Korean drama superstars, Hyun Bin and Son Ye Jin. For their part, Ben&Ben immediately said yes to participating in this initiative that explores the creative possibilities of aerial entertainment, easily becoming the first Fil
The country’s preeminent ballet and contemporary dance
company, the Ballet Philippines present this August a show featuring various
international Filipino stars coming from different dance companies in the word
today, like Candice Adea from BalletMet and Hongkong Ballet, Marcelino Libao of
Hamburg Ballet, Kris-Belle Paclibar from Cirque Du Soleil, Ronelson Yadao of
Cloud Gate Dance Theatre, Paul Ocampo & Chien-Ying Wang of OcampoWang
Dance, and Jean Marc Cordero & Rita Angela Winder of Ballet Kiel, all of
them are formerly members of Ballet Philippines.
A Gala Celebration also mark the return of Alice Reyes,
the National Artist for Dance and former Artistic Director of BP. She is the
one who choose the choreograph gems for this show such as Agnes Locsin’s
Salome, Bam Damian’s Minamahal Sinasamba, Edna Vida’s Vision of Fire, Norman
Walker’s Summer’s End, and excerpt from classical ballet “Raymonda”.
“The Gala is my way of saying, come watch the Filipino
dance artist has done, coz were featuring dancers who gone out and stars in
various dance companies all over the world, we are featuring them alongside our
own company members.” Alice Reyes said.
It is the season opener for the 48th season of BP
entitled “Quintessence” that runs August 18 up to 20 only at the main theater
of the Cultural Center of the Philippines.
“What excite us in this Gala celebrations is we have our
Artistic Director Emeritus Alice Reyes, we are very excited to present how good
our dancers are, that we are planning also for our 50th year, and we
are also performing in Cambodia and in China.” Margie Moran, President, Ballet
Philippines.
For more of Ballet Philippines connect online thru www.facebook.com/balletphilippines,
twitter @balletph Instagram: @balletphilippines and Youtube balletph. Tickets pls call Ballet Philippines at +632
551-1003, CCP Box Office 832-3704 or Ticketworld 891-9999.
“Its’ very exciting, as you can see they are fearless, their
attitude, they do it with love and passion and fun, great fun, great dancing
and it will make you feel proud as a Filipino.” Reyes said in closing about the
dancers of BP.
Spoliarium, an opera with libretto by Soprano Fides Cuyugan-Asensio and with music by Ryan Cayabyab was the first production I saw pertaining to the life of Juan Luna. Originally staged at the CCP in 2003 starring Robert Seña at the titular role, the opera was staged in Tribeca Performing Arts Center in New York thirteen years later. Philippine Stagers Foundation (PSF) current production of "Obra Ni Juan " was my follow-up. This original Filipino musical was written by Atty. Vince Tañada, PSF President and Artistic Director and with music by Peter Paul "Pipo" Cifra, president of UST Conservatory of Music Alumni Association Incorporated, marked as my first production I saw from PSF. Established in 2002, PSF is a professional theater company with an objective of helping the poor, elderly, sick and even the forgotten, has been consistently conducting free theater workshop in schools nationwide and continuously organizing outreach programs to various charities
... pasaway na si kapatid.... ....pasaway pa ang mga papampam sa multiply... i wish lang alam nya pinagsasabi nya.. OO panget ang takes ko.. OO panget ang Post Processing ko.. ....am a phographer by heart.. what i took is nice for my eyes.. i love it..kahit pa sa tingin ng iba eh di mabuti... ...i post photos here unang una to stock..then to share.. and the last to have some critics within my contacts..networks..or friends... ...honestly, i got pissed and my pressur went up when i read one of the comment..what really got me mad was the fact that the comment was not even connected to photography, to the technicalities of the post processing.. it's not even dark that it can be considered gross... ...Jose told me,na sana me variation yung isang album ko, regarding the model's poses.. oo, at one point mali ako dun.. kasi parang same position lang.. yung mga ganung comment sana ang inaasahan ko... hindi yung ewan... ...ryan also commented about my lighting... hahaha pasaway ako eh..
for those who doesn't know any single thing about this guy.. please read!! The Real Deal about Pablo Banila By Bianca Consunji Philippine Daily Inquirer Last updated 01:03:00 11/15/2008 NO, he’s not a cyber-stalker. Or a group of psychology students doing a project. Or the government in disguise. Pablo Banila is a real person, but he’s not the crazy lowlife that people thought he was. When the first Pablo Banila article came out in 2bU two weeks ago, we were swamped with hundreds of letters and blog comments from readers. The sentiments expressed in the mail were varied; they ranged from “Pablo Banila gives me the chills too,” to “He’s a psycho who not only views my Multiply site, but Friendster as well,” to “He’s actually a genius who was just misunderstood.” Most of the readers were curious about his identity and wanted to know who he was, while a few
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