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Theater Review: Usapang Buhay sa Virgin LabFest 10 (The Harvest)
Produksyon ng The Writer’s Bloc, Cultural Center of the Philippines, Tanghalang Pilipino sa suporta ng Pambansang Komisyon ng mga Kultura at Sining na ginanap sa Tanghalang Huseng Batute – CCP noong Hunyo 25 – Hulyo 6, 2014. Ang rebyung ito … Continue reading
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Tagged 1745 prophecy, Acting, aggressive development project, Alison Segarra, Allan Lopez, Ang Goldfish ni Prof. Dimaandal, Ang Naghihingalo, Ang Pamamanhikan, Annulment in the Philippines, Anonymous, Anti-Violence Against Women and their Children Act, Asian theater, Audie Gemora, Bago Ilibing, bakla, bayani, bayanihan, Bernadette Neri, Bernardo Bernardo, Betang, bilog, blackmail, Bong Cabrera, booking, boy to boy, Brecht, butcher, Canada, career woman, Carlo Olvido, Carlo Vergara, CCP, Ces Quesada, character sketch, chatting, Chino Veguillas), Chris Martinez, Chris Millado, Comedy, coming of age, congress session, contemporary theatre, corporate life, corruption, Cris Pasturan, Crispin Pineda, Cultural Center of the Philippines, cultural work, Delphine Buencamino, Denisa Reyes, Dennis Marasigan, Devising Theater, Dingdong Novenario, directing, Dolly de Leon, Domestic Helper, domestication, drug addiction, dulang eksperimental, dulang Pilipino, e-burol, E-VAW, Ed Lacson, electronic violence, electronic violence against women, Eljay Deldoc, enigmatic relationship, Exit Interview, experimental theatre, factory worker, feudal culture, Fool, funeral wake, gabi ng lamay, Gabriela, gawaing pangkultura, gender equality, gender politics, gender stereotyping, girl to girl, globalisasyon, globalization, Gorky, Hannah dela Guerra, Hayden Koh, HB 6815, health service, Herlyn Alegre, Hermie Conception, heterosexual relationship, homosexual relationship, ice cream vendor, identity, Imbisibol, incest, Insiang, internalization, Isabelle Martinez, Isang Daan, J-mee Katanyag, Japan, Jenny Jamora, JK Anicoche, Joel Saracho, Jonathan Tadioan, Joseph Matheu, Joshua So, Joy Icayan, Junjun Quintana, justice, kahirapan, kapayapaang pang-global, kapayapaang panloob, karahasan sa kababaihan, kasarian, katipunero, Katrina Halili, Katsch Katoy, katulong, Kevin Tabora, Kiki Baento, Kung Paano ako naging Leading Lady, Lambert de Jesus, Last Ten Minutes, Lawrence Fajardo, Layeta Bucoy, Legal Wife, lesbian, lesbianism, Letters from a Closet, LGBT, liberalism, Liesel Batucan, lion, Liza Magtoto, lohika ng isang sistema, long term relationship, love, Machismo, macho, Magna Carta for Women, Magna Carta para sa Kababaihan, maka-tao, makabayan, Mambo Italiano, Mapagbirong Haplos, Marco Viaña, Mario Mendoza, Marlon Rivera, Mayen Estanero, Maynard Manansala, Meann Espinosa, Meila Romero, Melvin Lee, memory play, Migrante International, migrasyon, migration, mirasol, Miss Universal Empress 2045, Miss Universe, modern hero, morality, motel, Ms. Cyberspacial Queen, Ms. Globalflower, Ms. Multinational, Ms. Ultranational, National Commission for Culture and the Arts, national hero, nationalism, NCCA, Noemi Manikan Gomez, Nor Domingo, OBR, OCW, OFW, one billion rising, one-act play, online violence, Only Torres, Opaline Santos, Other Woma, OWWA, Pag-ibig, Pambansang Komisyon ng mga Kultura at Sining, Pantas, patriarchal, patriyarkal, peace and order, peaceful death, people's art, Philippine theater, Playwriting, police brutality, postmodern, poverty, privatization of Philippine hospitals, promiscuity, proyektong pangkaunlaran, R.I.P., RA 9262, Randy Villarama, rape, rationality, Raya Laplana Sa Lilim, Raymund Reyes, realism, Rem Zamora, Roeder Camanag, Roobak Valle, Sa Isang Hindi Natatanging Umaga at ang Ulap ay Dahan-Dahang Pumaibabaw sa Nabubulok na Lungsod, Sa Pagitan ng Dalawang Kahong Liham, Sarah Salazar, satire, satirika, sekswalidad, self discovery, self-destruction, senate hearing, sex, sex video scandal, sexuality, Sherry Lara, socialism, solidarity, suicide, sunflower, Superhero, surrealism, Tami Monsod, Tanghalang Huseng Batute, Tanghalang Pilipino, The Missing Peace, The Writer’s Bloc, theater review, Tipping the Velvet, TNT, Tokyo, tomboy, Topper Fabregas, tragedy, tragicomedy, Tuxqs Rutaquio, Uleb Nieto, undocumented Filipino migrants, UZ Eliserio, VAWC, Violence Against Women and Children, Virgin Labfest, virtual violence, VLF 2013, VLF 2014, Wenah Nagales, Wendy Wants to be a Housewife, world peace, Yong Tapang
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Paghupa ng Mayo Trese
Pilipinas, anuman ang ating mapitas ngayong eleksyon, nanatiling ganito ang gobyernong nais ng lungsod at nayon: maka-bayan hindi maka-sarili lamang makakalikasan hindi maka-mapanirang minahan pinapaubaya ang lupa sa mag-uumang tagabungkal imbes na sa dayuhang walang moral o sa mga hasyenderong … Continue reading
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Tagged Bagong Hukbong Bayan, burukrata kapitalismo, corruption, election fraud, elite government, freedom, genuine change, indigenous people, Indo-European, Indo-Iranian, Languages, Linguistics, Lumad, national democracy, Natural, NDF, New People's Army, no to mining Philippines, NPA, Philippine Election 2013, politics of change, radical change, reactionary government, revolutionary government, Social Sciences, southern mindanao, Standard Hindi, Typhoon Pablo, Yes (band)
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Boni150: Lessons on Freedom, Democracy, Election and Revolutionary Love
“Matakot sa kasaysayan pagkat walang lihim na di mabubunyag.” – Ka Oriang May 9 and 10 are red days in history of the people. The next day after the Lakambini’s birthday, the Supremo himself was abducted and summarily executed by … Continue reading
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Tagged agricultural revolution, American colonialism, Andres Bonifacio, anti-imperialism, Ariston Bautista, Bahay Nakpil Foundation, Bahay Nakpil-Bautista, bayanihan, Benigno Aquino III, Bobbie Santos Viola, Boni150, Boni150 Committee, Bonifacio, Bonifacio 150 Committee, bureaucrat capitalism, Carlos Garcia, Cavite, colonial slavery, Corazon Cojuangco Aquino, corruption, Daniel Tirona, Diklap, Diosdado Macapagal, election fraud, Elpidio Quirino, Emilio Aguinaldo, feminism, Ferdinand Marcos, feudalism, Fidel Ramos, freedom, gender studies, Gloria Macapagal Arroyo, Gregoria de Jesus, Home of Heroes, Institute for Occupational Health and Safety Development, IOHSAD, Jose Laurel, Joseph Estrada, Julio Nakpil, Ka Oriang, Kartilya of the Katipunan, Katipunan, KKK, Lakambini of the Katipunan, Linangan ng Kulturang Filipino, Macario Sakay, Magdalo, Magdiwang, Manuel Quezon, Manuel Roxas, Maragondon Cavite, Martyrs of Cavite, Miguel Malvar, Miong, nationalism, Petrona Nakpil, philanthropy, Philippine, poverty, Procorpio Bonifacio, Prof. Doti Abaya, Prof. Edilberto Villegas, Quiapo, Ramon Magsaysay, repression, Sergio Osemeña, smallpox, social injustice, Spanish oppression, TeodoroAgoncillo, traitor, Trece Martires, University of the Philippines Press, warlord
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