
菲律賓裔加拿大人反思《Here Lies Love》(爱在这里),這部原創音樂劇是關於伊美黛·馬可仕(Imelda Marcos)的故事
即使你喜愛音樂劇,你可能也沒聽說過《Here Lies Love》,本劇將帶你親密地體驗菲律賓不為人知的歷史,配樂由 The Talking Heads 的 David Byrne 和Fatboy Slim共同創作。

即使你喜愛音樂劇,你可能也沒聽說過《Here Lies Love》,本劇將帶你親密地體驗菲律賓不為人知的歷史,配樂由 The Talking Heads 的 David Byrne 和Fatboy Slim共同創作。

The controversy has has to do with its premise: Here Lies Love revolves around former Philippines First Lady Imelda Marcos.

Vancouver comedian Jorelle Almeda wrote a screenplay about William Howard Taft, the first U.S civil governor of the Philippines.

The star of Enter the Dragon and other hit films was eager to learn martial-arts techniques developed in other countries.

The Cultch and Urban Ink will present the world premiere of Homecoming at the Historic Theatre in East Vancouver from May 2 to 12.

Radio DJ Harry (Janine Gutierrez) falls in love with a writer named Luna (Lovi Poe) in Sleep With Me, which was made in the Philippines.

According to Padilla, her play revolves around a grandmother with dementia who escapes a nursing home because she misses her grandkids,

剧作家兼演员 Abi Padilla 踏上了一个全新的冒险旅程,当 Studio 58 戏剧课程要求她演出一场独角戏。这份作业是毕业条件,提供了她一个机会,可以在舞台上尝试之前从未探索过的事物。

劇作家兼演員 Abi Padilla 踏上了一個全新的冒險旅程,當 Studio 58 戲劇課程要求她演出一場獨角戲。這份作業是畢業條件,提供了她一個機會,可以在舞台上嘗試之前從未探索過的事物。

Serrano was motivated to write his memoir because he wanted to preserve memories of his brother, who contracted cancer in 2014.










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