A Call to Cinemalaya

Movies have been receiving good reviews. I am just wondering WHERE we could get or buy film copies of CINEMALAYA after they are shown, in a legit way like mainstream movies. I noticed they become unsearchable after a cinemalaya fest which shouldn't be.

College Students Dare to Stage Horror Play

stage veteran Jeremy Domingo

Dulaang Kalay, the student theatre organization of Kalayaan College, brings one of London's longest-running plays to Manila: Stephen Mallatratt's The Woman In Black, a ghost play based on the novel by Susan Hill.

As one of the world's very few horror stories told on stage, The Woman In Black tells the tragic story of Arthur Kipps through a performance with his hired Actor. As they re-enact the strange occurrences during Kipps' short stay in Eel Marsh House, they soon discover that a malevolent figure refuses to be exorcised— and has returned to haunt them.

Reb Atadero of "Rizal X" and "Bare"

This chilling tale will be presented by stage veteran Jeremy Domingo and Reb Atadero (Dulaang UP's Rizal X, blueREP's Bare), with direction by William Elvin Manzano. Performances will be in T.E.A.T.R.I.N.O., Greenhills Promenade, on August 31, 2012. If you dare to see this play, contact Gabe Ongkiko at 09054283371 for booking inquiries. To learn more head on over to the official page on FaceBook: www.facebook.com/DKTheWomanInBlack

The Woman In Black

adapted by

Stephen Mallatratt

from the book by

Susan Hill

Dulaang Kalay

Production Managers: Gabe Ongkiko and Nicole Nequinto

Stage Manager: Pao Cantiller

Stage Hand: Tim Villa Real

Cast:

Jeremy Domingo as Actor

Reb Atadero as Kipps

Artistic Staff:

Director: William Elvin Manzano

Original Music: Janine Santos

Lighting Design: Meliton Roxas

Sound Design: Alden Acosta

Technical Direction: Nina Bedruz

Set Decoration: Nissi Gatan

Samiweng Singers Champion the World Choir Games

SAMIWENG SINGERS of Ilocos Norte emerges as champion in Folklore category and silver in Youth of Equal Voices category in the World Choir Games in Cincinnati, Ohio.

The Sawiweng Singers who emerged winner in two categories is composed of two groups in the World Choir Games in Cincinnati Ohio.

The first group is for the younger batch category, "YOUTH OF EQUAL VOICES," where they received a silver score of 19.99, while Miriam Highschool Glee Club of Quezon City (formerly Maryknoll) emerged as champion with only a difference of 0.01.  For the video, click HERE.

The second group, composed of older students emerged as champion in the  FOLKLORE CATEGORY besting 61 choirs all over the world earning them GOLD IV with a gold score of 20. They received a standing ovation.

 

Part 1

 

Part 2

Brilliant performance! 'Nuff said!

Congratulations again to Professor Robert Caluya, the coach, for instilling in these children discipline and hardwork, as always.

Samiweng Singers, not only a pride of the North but also our country, the Philippines!