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2015 Euro-Pinoy Jazz Concert at Tiendesitas and Intramuros on Feb. 20 – 21
Five international jazz artists from the Philippines and Europe will delight Manila at the 2015 Euro-Pinoy Jazz Concerts. Their sonic syntheses will be performed in two concerts that will take place on February 20, Friday, 9:00 PM, at Tiendesitas, Ortigas … Continue reading
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Tagged Austria, Austrian Embassy, Austrian Jazz, Bali, C-5, culture and arts, E. Rodriguez Avenue, Eddie Katindig, Embassy of France, Euro-Pinoy Jazz Concerts, Europe, European Artist, European music, European Union Delegation, Fabulous Austrian Trio, FAT, Filipino artist, Fort Santiago, France, Franz Liszt Conservatory of Music, Germany, Goethe-Institut Manila, Henry Katindig, Intramuros, Intramuros Administration, Jazz Indeed Band, Jazz Music, Manila, Mar Dizon, Michael Schiefel, National Commission for Culture and the Arts, NCCA, Nguyên Lê, North Sea Jazz Festivals, Ortigas Avenue, Philippine music, Philippines, Qatar Airways, Raphael Preuschl, Singapore, Switzerland Embassy, the Luneta Hotel, the Swiss Cultural Fund, Tiendesitas, Weimar, World Music
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Nellie Boustead in Las Mujeres de Rizal
See Show Photos by Emily Lerio See Rehearsal Photos by Emily Lerio Cast Beatriz Galvez (Nellie Boustead), Mark Dalacat (Pepe/Jose Rizal), Allan Ibanez (Tonying/Antonio Luna), Dusty Suarez (Edward Boustead) and Roxanne Abuel (Adelina Boustead) Music Oyayi Umil and Aldrich Reazo Fencing Routine Jet … Continue reading
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Tagged Adelina Boustead, Antonio Luna, Awit ng Manlalakbay, Biarritz, Boustead Singapore Limited, CAL, Canto de Viajero, directing, discrimination, dramatic monologue, Edward Boustead, El Filibusterismo, Faculty Center, feminism, fencing, Filipino, Fort Santiago, France, Goethe, Gomburza, Helen Boustead, indios, John Locke, Leonor Rivera, love triangle, MA Theater Arts, Madrid, Maria Clara, Montesquieu, Nellie, Nellie Boustead, Nelly Boustead, Nick Joaquin, Paris University Exposition, Pepe, period play, Philippine, Protestantism, Rizal, Rousseau, Schiller, Shakespearean stage, Simoun, Sisa, Song of a Traveller, Spain, Spanish colonization in the Philippines, Spanish government, sword play, Teatro Hermogenez Ylagan, theater laboratory, theater studies, Tony Mabesa, University of the Philippines, UP Dulaang Laboratoryo, Villa Eliada, Voltaire
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