Tag Archives: Performing Arts

On the Wings of Culture: A Glimpse of China’s Cultural Regeneration

Posted on January 17, 2013 by Joanna Lerio

Photo Exhibit Chang Liang, Chen Jianli, Cheng Weidong, Gao Jing, Han Chuanhao, Hou Jun, Kong Hui, Lai Shunxing, Liang Xu, Li Qiaoqiao, Li An, Li Yan, Liu Dawei, Lv Mingxiang, Lou Xiaoguang, Pu Buzhaxi, Song Zhenping, Su Kewei, Wang Fei, Wang Lei, Wan Xiang, Wang Xiaoming, Wang Song, Wang Yongji, Wang Zhen, Wu Wei, Wu Jingteng, Xinhua, Xie Xiudong, Xu Liang, Xu Wanglin, Xu Yu, Yang Fan, Yang Lei, Yanyan, Yang Shirao Xinhua, Yuan … Continue reading →

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From Java to Manila: Learning the Sabetan

Posted on December 6, 2012 by Joanna Lerio

In his return to the Philippines from a nine-month Indonesian Dance scholarship sponsored by the Indonesian Embassy, Jeremy dela Cruz shared his knowledge to the UP community through Sabetan: Sayaw Kaginoohan, a dance lecture demo held on December 5, 2012 … Continue reading →

Posted in Sayaw | Tagged Alun-Alun Dance Circle, Alus Kalangtinantang, Apo Chua, Art Studies, Arts, Asian Dance Study, Bahasa, Bapang., Besut, Cakil, CAL, College of Arts and Letters, Dela Cruz, Department of Filipino, Eko Prawiro, Faculty Center, Gagah, Gatotkatcha, Indonesian Dance, Indonesian Embassy Philippines, Indonesian Festival, Java Dance, Jengkeng, Kambeng, karilyo, Klana Topeng, Ligaya Fernando-Amilbangsa, Lumaksana, Lumaksono, Manila, musical scoring, Ombakbanyu, Padang, Pangalay, Performing Arts, Philippines, Philippines Diliman, Putri Kalangtinantang, Sabetan, Sembahan, Sining ng Pagsayaw, Steve Villaruz, Sulod Tagibanwa, Tameng, Tari Gagah, Trecet, University of the Philippines Diliman, Universtity of the Philippines, UP Dance Company, UP Diliman, Wayang Kulit puppets, Wayang Orang, Wayang-Wong | Leave a comment

EQUITOUR: Performance Art Talk with Sheiji Shimoda

Posted on August 27, 2012 by Joanna Lerio

Photos taken during Seiji Shimoda’s talk at 98B Art Collaboratory, Escolta Street, Manila organized by TAMA Tupada Action and Media Art, August 26, 2012. Photos by Emily Lerio. Nippon International Performance Art Festival (NIPAF) director Seiji Shimoda is in the country for … Continue reading →

Posted in Biswal, Teatro | Tagged 98B, Artur Tajber, Batangas, Collaboratory, Cyril Lepetit, Equitour, Escolta, Esther Ferrer, Giovanni Fontana, interdisciplinary study, Japan, Jerzy Bereś, Lipa City, Manila, Nippon International Performance Art Festival, performance art, performance study, Performing Arts, Seiji Shimoda, TAMA Tupada Action and Media Art, theater study, Theatre | 1 Comment

Pabulayan: Two Puppet Plays

Posted on July 27, 2012 by Joanna Lerio

ABOUT Dalawang Bayani 1st prize 1995 Carlos Palanca Memorial Awards for Literature Spanish colonial period heroes Jose Rizal and Andres Bonifacio come to life as they narrate important events in their lives: their family, education, first love and their views on the … Continue reading →

Posted in Teatro | Tagged Amelia Lapeña-Bonifacio, Amelia Lapeña-Bonifacio Teatro Papet Museo, Andres Bonifacio, Ang Pagong at ang Tsonggo, Art, bayani, CAL, Carlos Palanca Memorial Awads for Literature, children's theater, DSCTA, Dulaang Laboratoryo, Facebook, Filipino folktale, Filipino people, Jose Rizal, kwentong bayan, kwentong pambata, Pabulayan, pagong, Palanca Awards, performance thesis, Performing Arts, Philippine, Philippine hero, professor emeritus, Puppet, puppet play, Puppeteer, Puppetry, Quezon City, Survivor: Borneo, Teacher's Village, Teatrong Mulat ng Pilipinas, Theatre, thesis production, twinbill, University of the Philippines Diliman | Leave a comment

Spinal-Joints Spiral Dance Work with Arco Renz

Posted on June 29, 2012 by Joanna Lerio

PETA Studio, Quezon City, Philippines June 28-29, 2012 —- Photos from our dance workshop with German artist Arco Rez along with Australian artist Melanie Lane. Initiated by Goethe Institute in collaboration with Philippine Education Theater Association Dance Theater Network. Arco Renz is artistic … Continue reading →

Posted in Sayaw | Tagged Anak ng Bayan San Juan, Arco Renz, Artistic director, Arts, Asia, Asian dance, Australia, Belgium, contemporary dance, core work, Cultural Exchange, dance, dance fusion, Dance Workshop, Germany, Goethe Institute, Harlequin Theater, Indonesia, Kobalt Works, Modern, Performing Arts, PETA Dance Theater Network, Philippines, Quezon City, SINAGBAYAN, spiral work | Leave a comment

Tag Archives: Performing Arts

On the Wings of Culture: A Glimpse of China’s Cultural Regeneration

From Java to Manila: Learning the Sabetan

EQUITOUR: Performance Art Talk with Sheiji Shimoda

Pabulayan: Two Puppet Plays

Spinal-Joints Spiral Dance Work with Arco Renz

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