Further building out an immersive sonic world, gold-certified pop phenom AJ Mitchell has officially released a new single entitled “ STOP .” The song is the next chapter to be unveiled from his anxiously awaited full-length debut album, Skyview , due out this year and executive produced by Mike Dean. The track pairs a thumping bass line and flurry of funk guitar with a showstopping vocal performance. He delivers charismatic verses before igniting the instantly unshakable hook, “I don’t wanna stop, baby it’s our time . ” “STOP” continues the journey that was set in “ CAMERAS ON ,” released late last Month. The conceptual lyric video shared today picks up where “ CAMERAS ON ” left off. While “ CAMERAS ON ” depicts the story of AJ dealing with the darker sides of fame and his previous experiences with the content collective Team 10, the new lyric video finds him walking away from the cameras to the stage, depicting his passion and dedication to the music and what truly matters.
The award winning classic play of Tanghalang
Pilipino is making a comeback this October at Tanghalang Huseng Batute of the
Cultural Center of Philippines, this is the American classic and politically
relevant “Ang Pag-Uusig” or The Crucible by Tony Award winning playwright
Arthur Miller.
Along with Actors Company, this year’s rerun
proves a lot in terms of acting performances, most its original cast are now
doing dual roles, it’s a challenge for many of its actors specially on
memorization part, this play had a kilo-metric lines. Compare to 30 rehearsals
before, this revival only had 12 practice to perfect it.
I’ve never seen the first run in 2017, but
this one really blow me away, it is intense and more eye connection to its characters,
blocking in one stage format is surely admired same in the previous shows, script
analysis is also use in this production to help all the actors give their best.
One notable change this time is the adaption
of Filipino dress or Barong in the Act 2 of the play, somehow it makes you feel
connected since majority of its audiences are Filipino, Ang Pag-Uusig is set in
1950’s base on the story with Latin American settings by Miller, but its theme
and strong message can be conveyed in today’s time, in line with Tanghalang
Pilipino tagline “Utak, Puso, Bayan”.
True to its original content, Ang Pag-Uusig tells
a story of one village face with fear, greed and power, over telling the truth
and telling a lie, using witchcraft as medium of condemning and making others
suffer the consequences of the justice system.
Ang Pag-Uusig is still under the Direction of
Dennis Marasigan, the translation to Filipino is by Jerry Respeto. Six Gawad
Buhay awards won by this play last 2017 including Best Direction, Translation,
Ensemble Performance in a play, and Male Lead Performance in a play.
Playing for four weekends, this play closes
on October 28, 2018.Tickets are P1,000 (VIP), P8,000 (Bleachers) all are
available at Ticketworld Online or thru CCP Box Office or call Tanghalang Pilipino
Office at +632 823 1125 loc 1620 and +63 915 607 2275.
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..
A stepfamily or blended family is a family where one parent has children that are not related to the other parent. If you live in a blended household, you almost certainly recognize the dedication and stamina needed for a happy home. Although many families struggle through years of challenging communication, you can use specific strategies to help yours relate and function more peacefully. You may already have learned some techniques that suit your family's needs. To supplement these, review these 9 strategies to help your blended family be healthy, happy and strong. 1. Agree on a plan. In advance of "blending" the families, parents can talk about how they will manage the kids and their lives together. Before you marry or move in, make it a point to discuss openly how you want the management of the kids to be split or shared. 2. Decide not to discipline the other's children. Although this may sound like a drastic measure, it's wise - at
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