Remembering the Philippines’ First LGBTQ+ Play
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When Programang Putul-Putol was first staged in 1975, the term LGBTQ+ had not yet been coined, and the subject was not seriously discussed.
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Play Plunges Actor Alexandra Hellquist in Unresolved Debate
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A play about the making of a film on interracial romance by D.W. Griffith, creator of the 1915 movie that inspired Ku Klux Klan violence, puts a Chinoy-Caucasian actor in the ambit of an unending racial debate.
Read MoreHonoring the Legacy of Beloved Playwright Floy Quintos
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A theater maker recalls the brilliance and generosity of noted playwright Floy Quintos, who passed away on April 27, 2024.
Read MoreLyra Dominguez Alton, a Star You Should Know
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Meet Lyra Dominguez Alton, another Filipina performing artist who deserves due recognition as a singer, stage actress, vocal coach, dancer, and choreographer.
Read MoreConrad Ricamora, Niceville’s Nicest Actor
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Meet Filipino American actor Conrad Ricamora whom playwright David Henry Wang called “a charisma machine.”
Read MoreSAMMAY : Who Is This Person? Stop. See. Oh!
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The artist SAMMAY intentionally centers BIPOC women and non-binary experiences with interwoven stories and artistic expressions through dance and written word.
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