Philippine Stagers Foundation, Inc is identified in
producing grand spectacle theater play that is base on history that shapes our
nation, mostly watch by different schools, State Colleges and Universities throughout
the Philippines, their latest production, Sindak 1941 is an added laurel to
their growing list of hits.
In
Sindak 1941, is the newly enhance and complete story of
their previous play entitled “Filipinas 1941”, a story of two brothers trying
to earn a living in a time there is no God, a time the Japanese occupy The Philippines with no mercy.
Sindak or scary stand to its title, it did show a lot of
scary and miserable things experience by Filipino in the arms of the Japanese
military, the unforgettable Bataan Death March, the comfort women issues and
mass killing, and the so-called hero of World War II, Gen. Douglas MacArthur.
The play is so brave in pointing out some wrong notion, in correcting
some historical facts that its writer and director, Vince Tanada is standing on
pointing out that MacArthur receives a lump sum amount of money from Philippine
government, in order to fulfill his promise to return and save the country.
Sindak at some point is loud, fast-changing a scene one from
another, gloriously orchestrated production numbers that are considered heavy
yet eye candy to see with all its colors and music. Choreography is executed
well in all numbers to a point some are unnecessary due to the fact, it is
presenting a murderous act. But I salute the music, its good and really conveyed
a message, our favorite song is “Kung Wala Ka Man” that can pass as a love
song
in pop culture.
Stagers prove in many times they can really act well whatever the stage they are in, it shows how good they can change emotions up to hardcore
pause moment that a scene requires them, PSF luminaries Patrick Libao, Adelle
Barrientos, Chris Lim, Oj Bacoor Kath Medina, and Cherry Bagtas are some notable
actors who did shine in Sindak. Tanada’s humor and punchline add so much flavor
that gives breath to its audiences.
Big applause in Sindak is how he makes his audience cry,
most of the bloggers invited during its regular show in Star Theater recently did shed a
tear when Felipe die in the lap of his brother Nestor, and calling for hope to
his undivided nation, that he still adore and love until his last breath.
It may sound nationalistic, but its more on a grand production
numbers with all magical lights and beautiful costumes, PSF Sindak is a living
dream of educating the young mind of this tragic past presented in a more
organize theater production, that only PSF can deliver.
The musical SINDAK 1941 opens last July 11, 2019, and will run up to March 2020, to be shown in various theatre venues all over Metro
Manila and select venues in various provinces all over the Philippines.
For ticket inquiries and show buyers, you may get in touch
with 0956-669-0335. For more updates, follow #sindak1941 and Philippine Stagers
Foundation on
Facebook, PHILIPPINE_STAGER for Instagram, and @philstagers on
Twitter.
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