Artistang Artlets Archives

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Mar

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ABye: On Love and the Idea of Love

A FAILED wedding, particularly for a marriage years in the making, may feel like total defeat on one’s part. But through ABye, those who yearn are reminded that, perhaps, self-love is the most authentic appreciation that one can receive. For its 44th Junior’s Theater Literacy production, Artistang Artlets, the UST…

Pagmaya, Pagsangli: Hindi na muling mananahimik

22

Nov

By The Flame Literary

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Pagmaya, Pagsangli: Hindi na muling mananahimik

NAMAMAYAGPAG SA bawat instrumentong pinatutugtog at artikulong nailalathala ang natatanging minimithi ng bawat mamamayan: ang malayang pagpapahayag gamit ang sining. Kahit ilang beses mang wasakin ang mga salita sa dyaryo, hindi mapupuksa ang nag-aalab na pag-asang nakaukit na sa puso ng mga paslit na pinatahimik ng nakatataas. Inihandog ng Artistang…

28

Apr

By Alyanna Ysabel Sacramento

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APLAYA: The Art of Giving and Receiving

In its 43rd season of Junior Theater’s Literacy Production, Artistang Artlets, the Faculty of Arts and Letters’ official theater guild, showcased APLAYA at the St. Raymund de Peñafort’s building on April 13. Directed by Mari Ymanuel Roxas and led by Azrah Louise Halili, the play explored the themes of personal ambition and…

12

Dec

By Nicole Samson

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Maoyu Transit: A Puzzle in Grief

“Kailan mo ba ipapawalang-sala ang sarili mo (When will you absolve yourself)?” Maoyu Transit was a story of healing and respite. Co-directed by Ma. Cecilia Foja and Jemina Rose Macasaet, the production was a simple yet endearing exploration of twists and bumps. Written and managed by Erin Balbin, the show…

21

Nov

By Nicole Samson

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Artistang Artlets to stage first face-to-face show in three years

FOR THE first time in three years, the official theater guild of the Faculty of Arts and Letters will stage its production titled Maoyu Transit for onsite viewing. The play will be held in the Tan Yan Kee Student Center AVR on Thursday, Nov. 30. Artistang Artlets' Maoyu Transit tells…

16

Sep

By Samantha Argonza

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‘This is our time’: Theater orgs perform on stage for the first time since the pandemic

by SAMANTHA Z. ARGONZA THE CURTAINS have finally opened. Artistang Artlets (AA) and Mediartrix return on stage as they welcomed the juniors and sophomores to the university-wide Homecoming event. This lauds their first live in-person performance since the pandemic happened. The applause and drumbeats inside the Quadricentennial Pavilion (QPAV) last…

27

May

By The Flame Literary

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Hanggang Sa Muli: Testing Strengths

By FATIMA B. BADURIA THE ILLNESSES of society can be the roots of appalling personal adversaries. Normally, when these problems attack, one would devise a counterblow. However, if the enemy possesses formidable strength, running away can be the only option. Even building defenses may prove to be futile in…

13

Mar

By Abigail Adriatico and Dawn Danielle Solano

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Kisapmata: Mga Boses ng Kamalayan

ANG UTAK ay may makapangyarihang papel sa pang araw-araw na pamumuhay ng tao. Pinamamahayan ito ng sari-saring boses na tumutulong upang maintindihan ang mga hindi inaasahang kaganapan sa kaniyang kapaligiran. Bagama’t ito ay nakadisenyo ayon sa kaniyang pangangailangan, maaari pa rin itong talaban ng mga panandaliang pagkakataon ng panghihina o…

The new normal of theater, in the words of Ivan Gordola

27

Nov

By Eduelle Jan Macababbad

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The new normal of theater, in the words of Ivan Gordola

FOR JAN Ivan Gordola, the challenge of leading Artistang Artlets (AA) has become more difficult as the pandemic continues to upend many lives. The premier theater guild of the Faculty of Arts and Letters is undergoing a metamorphosis just in time for its 40th anniversary. No one would have thought…

06

Nov

By The Flame Literary

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COVID 19 Virologues: Staging the Societal Plague

By FATIMA B. BADURIA & RAMON CHRISTIAN G. PLACIDO A COMMON enemy threatens the globe that preys on mankind. It is transmitted through physical contact, thus restricting close proximity. However, the virus proves to be more powerful than anticipated. Seemingly, masks, face shields, and disinfectants cannot obstruct its more profound contamination…