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when yellows long for blues

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Different Place, Same Face

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Where the Missing Things Go

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FEU stages Pundaquit Virtuosi in ‘The Seven Last Words by Joseph Haydn’

Far Eastern University through the FEU Center for the Arts presents the Pundaquit Virtuosi from Zambales in Haydn's Seven Last Words of Jesus Christ with reflections in between in the FEU Chapel surrounded by The Stations of the Cross, a National Cultural Treasure by National Artist Carlos...

ACC Philippines celebrates homegrown artistry at the ‘A Chorus Line’ gala premiere

An evening of world-class theater and shared commitment to the arts marked the gala premiere of “A Chorus Line,” a production of Theatre Group Asia and presented by the Asian Cultural Council (ACC) Philippines Foundation. The special fundraising event gathered artists, cultural leaders, partners, and supporters whose generosity...

Museum Foundation of the Philippines celebrates 40 years with launch of Ang MUSEO Gawad

In a landmark move to honor the guardians of Philippine heritage, the Museum Foundation of the Philippines, Inc. (MFPI) officially announced the launch of “Ang MUSEO: Gawad ng Museum Foundation of the Philippines.”  Coinciding with the Foundation’s 40th-anniversary celebration, the announcement marks the Philippines’ first-ever recognition program dedicated...

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