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Monday, March 13, 2006
AUDITIONS FOR A MUSICAL PLAY
Please tell your friends...Those who will not be busy next sem are most welcome!
Hi guys! Malayang Sining Productions is a newly-formed production company that is based in Manila. Our first project is a musical play tentatively set for July 24-28. We will be having auditions on March 17,24 and 31 at the Paco Park and Cemetery at 9am-5pm.
For interested actors, pls contact Ethell Arulfo at 09284349858.
Posted at 06:07 pm by alexie
Monday, September 12, 2005
KAMUSTA NA?! TEATRISTA?!:) hehehe!!!!
How are you guys?! sa sorang dami ng ating napagdaanang mga pagsubok e ang iba sa inyo ay d ko na nkikita! lalo na ang ibang mga officers.. hayyy.. kay sad.. gusto ko sanang gawing formal letter itetch pro wag muna masyadong serious.. hehee!
ang aking mga sasabihin..:
1. distribution of t-shirts
2. seminar
3. upcoming activity this sem-break
4. activities next semester
*distribution of t-shirts* pasensya na dahil d ko naidadala ang t-shirt bagamat laging malakas ang ulan sa amin at baha pa.. sana ipag dasal nyo na sa friday d na umulan smn..^_^
*seminar* we`ll be having a seminar on friday. tungkol sa production. lahat kayo ay dapat umatend.
7.30-5.00pm po! kya wala sanang late.. ok?!
*upcoming activity* sa sem break ay ipu2rsue natin ang juan tamban.. share ko lng..:) at magsstart n ang audition sa liem malamang next week..
*next sem naman ay may sasalihan taung contest sa ncca..sa november un.. kasabay ang pagre2hears natin sa Liem: the musicale.
aun lng po!:)
yours truly,
nikki:)
Posted at 06:32 pm by teatrista
Tuesday, August 23, 2005
Guys, we all have less than a week to get this production pulled off. We trust you in winging this! Dont falter on your passion and give all that you've got but not in the expense of your studies. I know its a big shore but it is not an impossible toil. Hope you all do well. We are happy to see plenty of dedication from y'all. Good Luck!!! Carpe Diem!!!
EXCESS: please join the YAHOOGROUPS!!! to the members just keep pouring out your thoughts in there, treat like a tagboard an online letter to everyone...
Posted at 02:01 am by amber
Sunday, July 24, 2005
About the Westend Theatre London
I recall my friend Alexie<one of our artistic councilors>, lecturing me at the parking lot o CCP that theater is supposed to be for the masses and she was sulking on why theater productions here in the country ought to be very finacially challenging, that we have to pull some strings to get free tickets, lols. On the more dignifying note, well we still buy tickets to watch productions and we religiously immerse ourselves to this art we are real lambs of.
You may be wondering why I suddenly have to reminisce on this faint memoir. Well because I have not forgotten that I said that I will delegated myself to post some theater academics in here. So where did I pull over? There, I remember posting on the 2 Most influential theater companies in the world, one of which that I have already posted is the Broadway Theater, the posting is no longer found here but can still be read in the Teatrista Yahoogroups homepage that I do hope was given some attention to. For the non-members of the Teatrista Yahoogroups, well get started on registering your membership.
So where was I? Oh yes the Broadway theater, as I have recently posted the Broadway Theatre is situtated in 1681 Broadway New York, NY 10036 212-239-6200 52nd and 53rd St and you get there by taking the 1, 9, C, E trains to 50th Street. The Broadway theater as I compared to the CCP is like the Nicanor Abelardo Hall. And before I review the rest of what I have posted On Broadway I want you to get back on what Alexie was pointing out to me that night, she was so correct in saying that theater is for the masses. Scholarly address on theater started in Europe, in greece actually when Aristotle pointed that "...acting is an imitation of nature!", have you ever wondered where acting came from? Well, history says that as soon as civilization dawned mankind there was it, so you can imagine african tribes doing their worship through acting out how they say their gods have graced them so they would have that. And the sikhs and sophist all doing it before. Pass forward to the renaissance period when Shakespeare was not yet the revered William Shakespeare, he and his contemporaries and the ones before did it on the streets. Until such works was played in front of the Queen, I recall it to be Macbeth. Progressive theater started in the Palace. That's when Theater started being a highstake form of art, but dont fret people, in germany and there are still productions done in the streets and the marketplace, do you know what the production is? It's the Pied Piper of Hamelin.
Before you rot your heads out, the whole point is Alexie, do you know that in the Broadway theater is considered as still the theater for the masses and the WestEnd the theater for the royalties and civil socialities?
About The West End
ShakespeareThe West End theatre industry is an economic powerhouse, bolstering the UK economy with thousands of jobs and millions of pounds of tourist and industry spending, whilst creating significant tax yields and a major balance of payments surplus.
The Wyndham Report, published on July 15 1998, was the first ever investigation into the scale of this blue-chip industry. Written by Tony Travers of the London School of Economics, with data compiled by MORI, the report shows for the first time the massive economic importance of 'Theatreland' - the other 'Square Mile' in London, on which depends the well-being of hundreds of British companies.
The Wyndham Report revealed:
* The total economic impact of West End theatre in 1997 was £1,075 million * 41,000 jobs depend on West End theatre * West End theatre-goers spent £433 million on restaurants, hotels, transport and merchandise in 1997 in addition to £250 million on tickets * 11.5 million seats were sold in 1997 (compared, for example, with 4 million for Greater London's 13 League football teams) * West End theatre is one of the UK's biggest tourist attractions * West End theatre contributed a £225 million surplus to the UK's balance of payments in 1997 * As a net currency earner for the UK, West End theatre is similar in size to the entire UK Advertising, Accountancy and Management Consultancy industries - and hugely bigger than the UK Film and Television industry * Tax revenues of more than £200 million were produced by West End theatre in 1997 * London remains the Theatre Capital of the World with more shows and bigger audiences than anywhere else, including Broadway * World-wide earnings of the biggest British shows dwarf those of Hollywood blockbuster films (eg 'Titanic, Jurassic Park')
~Rewritten version found in the yahoogroups.
Posted at 11:09 pm by amber
Friday, July 22, 2005
There are new files uploaded in the yahoogroups and this includes the constitution, directory, set of officers and the script of "Tuklasin mo". It is imperative that you read on to this files as to suffice you with information that we deem to much to verbalized. Below is the new set of officers. Board of Officers, SY 2005-2006 ARTISTIC STAFF: Artistic Councilors: 1. Rodne Galicha 2. Alexie Dufourt 3. Natalie Jane Malayo 4. Ruth Cabutin ADMINISTRATIVE BODY: Administrative Officer: John Rushel San Juan Secretary: Rojie-Dyanne Marcial Assistant Secretary: Ana Terese Junio Treasurer: Francis Sarmiento P.R.O. Internal: Kristine Dominique Santos P.R.O. External: Billy Lorenzo Auditor 1: Erwin Domingo Auditor 2: Aina Carpio Moderators for Yahoogroups are: Rodne Galicha Alexie Dufourt John Rushel San Juan Kristine Dominique Santos Karl Andrew Cruz For those who are not members of the yahoogroups yet, you can click this link and you'll be able to register your membership.
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Posted at 10:31 pm by amber
Thursday, July 21, 2005
APPRENTICES:
the workshop 2moro will be @ 1-5 pm sa LR4, LC college building.
the audition for Launch pad will be on the 29th of july which means on saturday @ LR4 dn..
goodluck! i hope my matanggal na...CHOS!!!! hehehe GOODLUCK TO ALL OF YOU! GOODLUCK!=))
OLD MEMBERS:
we have a production meeting 2moro for our upcoming minor play "LAUNCH PAD" the will be staged on August 26,2005.. we need your cooperation so be there @ 1-5 din.. please bear with us..TNX:)
OFFICERS and ARTISTIC STAFFS
There will be an induction of officers under the RSO (OSS).. (*d ko tlga xa gets*) that will be 2moro.. see ya at around 12.30 @ the cultural affairs office/ or catwalk..:)
Posted at 12:56 am by teatrista
Wednesday, July 06, 2005
TEATRO DE LETRAN APPRENTICES!!
ung workshop po moved na sa sat.. cguro sa grounds..basta il inform u nlng befor sat. after the workshop well be havin our first general assembly @ vega bar along gen. malvar st taft avenue. (ung gitnang street between PCU..(mga sardinas) and PWU.. aun!!! 5-8 ang GA! prepare kayu ng intermission number..db mei groupings keoi?:D ayun! see yah guys around!:D yours truly, NIKKI!
Posted at 03:05 am by amber
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 ... for contemplationThe world's a theatre, the earth a stage, Which God and Nature do with actors fill. — Thomas Heywood (d. 1650)
Apology for Actors(1612) The wide and universal theatre...
All the world's a stage,
And all the men and women merely players
They have their exits and their entrances
And one man in his time plays many parts,
His acts being seven ages.— Shakespeare (1564-1616)
As You Like It,II.7.137
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