Showing posts with label theater. Show all posts
Showing posts with label theater. Show all posts

Sunday, August 2, 2009

Frank Wedekind's LULU

Start:     Aug 5, '09 7:00p
End:     Aug 23, '09 3:00p
Location:     Wilfrido Ma. Guerrero Theater, UP Diliman
LULU is a story of a person who has no qualms about the body and its sexual needs. Lulu, who is the alluring woman in the English version and the captivating transsexual in Filipino, is a being able to explore and express her desires without compromise or guilt. Adored and lusted after by men, women and creatures of the world, she takes them to a dance of bodily freedom, of the mind’s liberation and of utter ecstasy. But like any other person, Lulu searches for the other that could accept and understand her seemingly deviant nature.

In her hunt, Lulu meets a myriad of “civilized beasts”: painters, writers, the educated and the ignorant, the rich and poor men, the young and the dying who are upright and honorable by day but transform to hungry animals in the dark. Lulu embraces each person only to find him or her weak and forever trapped by man’s idea of propriety.

English Cast:
Che Ramos as LULU
Angeli Bayani as GESCHWITZ
Jules de la Paz as GOLL / CASTI-PIANI / HUGENBERG / HUNIDEI
Missy Maramara as JACK / RINGMASTER
Paolo O'Hara as DR. SCHON
Meynard Penalosa as SCHIGOLCH
Gabs Santos as ALVA SCHON
Randy Villarama as SCHWARZ / RODRIGO

Filipino Cast:
Tuxqs Rutaquio as LULU.
Acey Aguilar as SCHWARZ / RODRIGO
Alexander Cortez as SCHIGOLCH
Jules de la Paz as GOLL / CASTI-PIANI / HUGENBERG / HUNIDEI
Ian Lomongo as DR. SCHON
Jojit Lorenzo as JACK / RINGMASTER
Andoy Ranay as GESCHWITZ
JC Santos as ALVA

Direction and Choreography: Dexter M. Santos
Filipino Translation: Joel Saracho
Production Design: Tuxqs Rutaquio
Lights Design: John Batalla
Dramaturgy and Additional Text: Patrick Valera
Sounds Design: J Victor Villareal
Photography and Poster Design: Jojit Lorenzo
Poster Art Direction: Carlo Vergara

LULU will open on Aug 5 and will run till Aug 23 at the Wilfrido Ma. Guerrero Theater, UP Diliman.

English:
5 August 7pm - Opening
6 August 7pm
7 August 7pm - Gala
8 August 10am, 3pm
9 August 10am, 3pm
19 August 7pm
22 August 10am, 3pm

Filipino:
12 August 7pm - Opening
13 August 7pm
14 August 7pm - Gala
15 August 10am, 3pm
16 August 10am, 3pm
20 August 7pm
21 August 7pm
23 August 10am, 3pm

THIS PRODUCTION CONTAINS SCENES AND MATERIAL STRICTLY FOR MATURE AUDIENCES.

Thursday, January 29, 2009

Nonon Padilla and Tony Perez Team Up for PETA’s "SAAN BA TAYO IHAHATID NG DISYEMBRE?"

Start:     Feb 6, '09 2:30p
End:     Mar 15, '09 7:30p
Location:     PETA Theater Center, Eymard Drive, New Manila, Quezon City
PETA brings together two geniuses: Nonon Padilla and Tony Perez, to create a psychological drama masterpiece.

They have previously worked together for "On the North Diversion Road", "Oktubre, Noong Tayo’y Nagmamahalan Pa" and "Nobyembre, Noong Akala Ko’y Mahal Kita"; a collaboration that introduced a new genre of thought-provoking plays – psychological dramas that fascinate and tease the imagination.

Nonon Padilla and Tony Perez started out as young artists working closely with PETA - Nonon, as a noted artist and Founding Director of Tanghalang Pilipino and Tony as a writer and playwright.

Together, they individually produced plays that are raw and rich, unconventional and experimental, but grounded on fundamental themes such as love and friendship.

For the Philippine Educational Theater Association’s (PETA) 41st Theater Season, the two are back to perfect another work of genius. Preparing their latest opus, the third piece of Tony Perez’s psychological trilogy: "Saan Ba Tayo Ihahatid ng Disyembre?". A story about two friends, Lalaki (Juliene Mendoza, Jack Yabut), and Isa Pang Lalaki (Lex Marcos) and their love affair with the same woman, Babae (Angeli Bayani), who is torn between her feelings for the two.

But "Saan Ba Tayo Ihahatid ng Disyembre?" cannot be easily dismissed as ‘just another love story‘. Aside from the three characters fighting over love—Tony Perez adds another character that creates another dimension to the piece: Isa Pang Babae (Alison Segarra), a clairvoyant young woman from the present who oversees the turn of events, as the three other characters get tangled in a complex web of episodes.

With emphasis on love, truth and sacrifice, "Saan Ba Tayo Ihahatid Ng Disyembre?" is a bold and non-traditional production crafted by the country’s most daring writer and ingenious director, Tony Perez and Nonon Padilla. Something—that you sure don’t want to miss.


"Saan Ba Tayo Ihahatid ng Disyembre?" is showing at the PETA Theater Center on February 6-8, 13-15, 20-22, 27-28; March 1, 6-8, 13-15, 2009 (Friday 2:30PM/ 7:30PM, Sat and Sun 10AM /3PM) .

For inquiries call PETA Marketing at 410 0821 or 0917 8044428 or email petampro@yahoo.com.

Sunday, September 16, 2007

Tanghalang Pilipino's MULAN

Start:     Sep 14, '07
End:     Oct 7, '07
Location:     Tanghalang Aurelio Tolentino (CCP Little Theater), Cultural Center of the Philippines, Roxas Blvd., Pasay City
In MULAN, wars are fought not just by men but between the gods. Set in ancient China, MULAN tells the story of the bravery and courage of the legendary character Hua Mulan, the heroine who joined an all-male army described in a famous Chinese poem known as the "Ballad of Mulan". The production showcases spectacular and innovative staging techniques, and features a brilliant choreography that fuses elements of martial arts and original music inspired by Oriental traditions.

This new musical is perfect for children and young people of all ages, musical theater enthusiasts and for those who simply want to get in touch with their Asian roots.


CAST

MULAN Mayen Estañero

JADE EMPEROR Jonathan Tadioan

EMPRESS WANG MU Marjorie Ann Lorico

HUA HU Sugus Legaspi

JI LI Kathlyn Castillo

COLONEL YU Chromewell Cosio

XIANGLAN Jennilee Chuaunsu

JULAN Anna Deroca

MADAM SUN Wenah Nagales

CHING EN LAI Riki Benedicto

MENSAHERO Bong Cabrera

KOMADRONA Sheenly Gener

MGA KAWAL / TAUMBAYAN Susan Decena, Carlos Deriada, Jorge Amparado, Russell Legaspi, Tara Cabaero, Nar Cabico (understudy)



ARTISTIC & PRODUCTION STAFF

DIRECTOR Dennis N. Marasigan

LIBRETTIST Rody Vera

MUSIC Jed Caballero Balsamo

PRODUCTION DESIGNER Gino Gonzales

CHOREOGRAPHER Denisa Reyes

MAKE UP DESIGNER Dennis Tan

LIGHTING DESIGNER Jonjon Villareal

SOUND DESIGNER Jethro Joaquin

PRODUCTION MANAGER Minette Palcon

STAGE MANAGER Ma. Kristine Chynna Roxas

ASSISTANT STAGE MANAGERS Ed Lacson, Max Celada


September 15, 16, 22, 23, 29, 30, October 6, 7, 2007 3:00 P.M.
September 14, 21, 28, October 5, 2007 8:00 P.M.


Tanghalang Aurelio Tolentino (CCP Little Theater)

Saturday, September 8, 2007

Saturday, August 4, 2007

“PILIPINAS CIRCA 1907” OPENS TANGHALANG PILIPINO’S POWERFUL NEW SEASON

Start:     Aug 10, '07
End:     Sep 2, '07
Location:     Tanghalang Aurelio Tolentino, Cultural Center of the Philippines, Roxas Blvd., Pasay City
The landmark sarswela by Dr. Nicanor G. Tiongson is revived in a new production as Tanghalang Pilipino’s 21st theater season opener. “PILIPINAS CIRCA 1907” will run at the CCP Tanghalang Aurelio Tolentino from August 10 to September 2, 2007. The production, set in the period prior to the national elections in 1907, tells about political conflict and family relations getting in the way of two pairs of star-crossed lovers when America was more in the heart.

Leading the remarkable cast are two of Manila’s finest sopranos alternating as Leonor, Ana Feleo and Lani Mabilangan Ligot. Theater’s most beloved leading men, Arnold Reyes and Miguel Castro, alternate as Leonor’s lover, the poet-journalist Emilio. Classical singer Nazer Salcedo and Tanghalang Pilipino Actors’ Company member Bong Cabrera alternately play Andres, the supervisor of the family’s tobacco factory. Alternating as Pura, Andres’ object of affection, are Aliw Best Supporting Actress nominee, Wenah Nagales and Sugar Hiccup lead vocalist Jeanette Reyna. The bane to the star-crossed lovers is Don Pardo, played by character actor Dido dela Paz, the Federalista who’s at political odds with his family. Doña Pilar, the family matriarch, is alternately played by Mia Bolaños and Clotilde Lucero. Veteran actor Lu Veloso and comedian Garry Lim lend their comic talents as the balikbayan trumpet player Porong. Also in the cast is Andrew Cruz and Bong Embile (Juan/Pedro) , Eric dela Cruz and Roeder Camañag (Robert), Jean Judith Javier (Dorothy), and the Tanghalang Pilipino Actors’ Company.

The libretto is by Nicanor Tiongson, with music by Lutgardo Labad, Louie Pascasio, Chino Toledo, Lucien Letaba, Nicanor Abelardo, Scott Joplin and Barry Fagan. Musical direction is by Chino Toledo, with production design by Leo Abaya. Notable fashion designer, Danilo Franco, creates fabulous ternos for the production. Legendary Dance artist Edna Vida Froilan provides the choreography while Barbie Tan Tiongco handles technical direction. At the director’s helm is Dennis Marasigan. The production is his first directorial assignment with Tanghalang Pilipino after assuming the company’s Artistic Director seat. He also doubles as the production’s lighting designer.

“PILIPINAS CIRCA 1907” has all the elements that made the sarswela very popular with audiences – love between gallant heroes and beautiful heroines, poignant solos and lavish choruses, comic songs and characters, period manners and domestic situations. But more than these, “PILIPINAS CIRCA 1907” also has contemporary themes – politics and tradition, human tragedy and conflict, and the search for realistic solutions – that make a point for today while retaining the sarswela’s old charms. This production caters to all ages and persuasions, but more specifically for music theater enthusiasts and students of Philippine history, literature, political science, and humanities. And plain old romantic lovers, too.

“PILIPINAS CIRCA 1907” is generously supported by Tesoro's, artonedesign, Flowerline, Jam 88.3, Wave 89.1, Magic 89.9, 99.5 RT and Heart 103.5.

For details, bookings, reservations and ticket inquiries, please call Tanghalang Pilipino at 832-3661, Ticketworld at 891-9999, or the CCP Box Office at 832-3704.

Monday, June 25, 2007

VIRGIN LABFEST 3

Start:     Jun 28, '07
End:     Jul 8, '07
Location:     Cultural Center of the Philippines, Roxas Blvd., Pasay City
THIRD SERVING OF THE VIRGIN LABFEST

VIRGIN LABFEST 3, the year’s most anticipated festival of new and untried, untested, unpublished and unstaged plays, runs from June 28 until July 8 at the Cultural Center of the Philippines. This year, the festival features the premiere of eighteen (18) new one-act plays plus staged readings of full-length plays, directed and acted by artists from some of the country’s most respected performing companies.

The first set, INTERNATIONAL NIGHT, is a compilation of plays by foreign playwrights, an innovation for this year’s festival. He-Me-She-It by Narumol Thammapruksa and directed by Jaime del Mundo is a poetic improvisation where a newcomer, an alien/stranger both influences and terrifies the members of an undisclosed remote town. Lizard by Haresh Sharma, directed by Nicolas Pichay, is a surreal and inertly violent depiction of a Singaporean household whose scheming, double-dealing, and at times cruel transactions negotiated with each other makes for a rather intense sala-set drama. Yoji Sakate’s Noh Play, Three Sisters, directed by Jose Estrella is a moving ghost story and a touching memorial to the ravages of war and the significant resonance of War in Theater. Tanghalang Huseng Batute, June 28 (3:00 PM / 8:00 PM), July 7 (8:00 PM) and July 8 (3:00 PM)

MADADRAMANG PAMILYA is household drama but definitely not telenovela fare. Skeletons in the closet, in-house rebellions, and family decisions that just have to be made—do not do this at home. Debbie Ann Tan’s Teroristang Labandera, directed by Yoshi Toshihisa, is a funny and yet disturbing destruction of class and racial stereotypes, this comedy may seem to say more than just being wacky. Bagahe by J. Dennis Teodosio and directed by Rito Asilo is a short, intense conversation between a son and his dying father torn by the need to migrate and the need to define home. Looking for Darna by Lani Montreal and directed by Khryss Adalia is about three generations of women painfully coming to terms with a reality that renders many women helpless and silent. Tanghalang Huseng Batute, June 29 (3:00 PM / 8:00 PM), July 5 (3:00 PM) andJuly 8 (8:00 PM)

The third set, XX AND X: BABALA: HINDI PANG-ISIP BATA, is the most unsettling and disturbing compilation of the season. We enjoin you to widen your understanding, come in with an open mind and expect the unexpected. Séance by Auggie Arcenas and directed by EricK Castro is a quiet yet intense confrontation between a fortune teller and her customer that becomes a battle of wit and a revelation of small cruelties and hypocrisies. Allan Lopez’ Kasaysayan, directed by Victor Villareal, is a rather macabre rendition of capitalist barbarism and a gruesome exploration of the weird, horrible ways of the bourgeoisie set in the fictional future. My Padir is an OCW by George Vail Kabristante, directed by Issa Lopez, is about an aging transvestite’ s bizarre association with a young dancer who harbors a family secret. Tanghalang Huseng Batute, June 30 (3:00 PM / 8:00 PM), July 5 (8:00 PM) and July 6 (3:00 PM)

ANG PAGDADALAGA AT IBA PANG REBELASYON still provides another take on forbidden loves, sexual desire and the fruits it reaps, both good and evil. It is also 3 variations on a theme: Spring’s awakening! Kuyom by Argel Tuason and directed by John Abul is about a young boy’s exposure to exploitation and cruelty, rendered more complicated by the environment he finds himself in, a world of gay impersonators. Three Unsent Letters, written by Arlo De Guzman and directed by Rody Vera, is an epistolary drama about a man’s awakening to love and betrayal. Letters that have not been sent become monologues of despair and a sense of renewal at the same time. Ellas Inosentes by Layeta Bucoy and directed by Tuxqs Rutaquio is about two sisters whose innocent conversation and unmalicious observations of a household not quite their own reveals the violence and inhumanity of the adults around them. Tanghalang Huseng Batute, July 1 (3:00 PM / 8:00 PM), July 6 (8:00 PM) and July 7 (3:00 PM)

CHILDREN’S PLAYS are at the Bulwagang Amado Hernandez on June 29 (3:00 PM), June 30 (10:00 AM / 3:00 PM) and July 1 (3:00 PM). Rene Villanueva’s Bertdey ni Guido, performed by the Dulaang Sipat Lawin Ensemble and directed by George de Jesus III, offers a wonderful juvenile perspective of the relationship between the personal and the political, made more marvelous with music and dance. Mga Obra ni Maestra, written and directed by Niel De Mesa and performed by the Koine Theater Foundation, is a hilarious and biting play about three young children with superpowers and are heavily conflicted between saving the world or fulfilling the grueling, tedious domestic duties that their parents have ordered them to do. James Cansanay’s Kung Pwede Sanang Ipagpalit ang Tatay, directed by Catherine Racsag is a strange but fascinating fable about a young boy who mistakenly traded his father for a toy.

IDENTITY AND POLITICS is at the Bulwagang Amado Hernandez on July 6 (8:00 PM), July 7 (3:00 PM / 8:00 PM) and July 8 (3:00 PM). May Bumubulong by Job Pagsibigan and directed by Christian Bautista is about two brothers battling for the right to claim property and lineage and revealing the fragile and uncertain state of any one’s identity. Pobreng Alindahaw by J. Dennis Teodosio and directed by Delfin Ilao is a short but hilarious allegory that starts off like a folktale for children, but the issues laid down by two dragonflies and a butterfly turn this otherwise comic fantasy into a serious look into one’s personality. Rogelio Braga’s Sa Pagdating ng Barbaro, directed by Nick Olanka and performed by the UP Repertory Company, is about a small town that witnesses a suicide, an open secret military operation in a Muslim community nearby, the coming of a stranger with a suitcase that contains a secret, which no one will ever know, and the numerous white lies of a woman.

THE BEST OF VIRGIN LABFEST 2 brings back the award-winning Palanca On My Mind by Job Pagsibigan, directed by Roobak Valle, and audience favorite Hubad by Liza Magtoto directed by Denisa Reyes, Tanghalang Huseng Batute, July 3 (8:00 PM) and July 4 (3:00 / 8:00 PM).



PUBLIC READINGS of full-length plays will be at the Tanghalang Aurelio Tolentino at 7:00 PM: Glen Mas’ Games People Play (June 29), Rene Villanueva’s Baby B. (June 30), Tim Dacanay’s Teatro Porvenir (July 6) Huling Salubong by Malou Jacob (July 7).

Some of the actors appearing in Virgin Labfest 3 include Irma Adlawan, Sigrid Bernardo, Nonie Buencamino, Roeder Camanag, Buddy Caramat, Hermie Concepcion, Mailes Kanapi, Dolly de Leon, Jojit Lorenzo, Allan Manalo, Missy Maramara, Ronnie Martinez, Paolo O'Hara, Peewee O'Hara, Ama Quiambao, Cheryl Ramos, Ricky Rivero, Ruby Ruiz, Gilleth Sandico, and the Tanghalang Pilipino Actors' Company.

There will also be PLATFORM EVENTS at the Bulwagang Carlos Francisco at 5:45 PM from June 28 to July 1 and July 5-8) featuring the playwrights and directors as they discuss their works and interact with the public. BREAKOUT performances in cabaret-style will also be performed nightly at the CCP Silangan Hall.

The Virgin Labfest is a joint venture of the Cultural Center of the Philippines (SentrongPangkultur a ng Pilipinas), Tanghalang Pilipino, Writers Bloc, Inc., and the National Commission for Culture and the Arts (NCCA) with the generous support of the Japan Foundation Manila.

Since 2005, the festival has witnessed the works of stage directors Tuxqs Rutaquio, Denisa Reyes, Herbert Go, Phil Noble, Victor Villareal and Roobak Valle, among others. Professional actors like Neil Ryan Sese, Irma Adlawan-Marasigan, Nonie Buencamino, Mailes Kanapi, Tess Jamias and Marj Lorico have supported the festival with their theatrical talent and dedication. Even new actors have been discovered with the performances of the Dulaang Sipat Lawin Ensemble, the Tanghalang Pilipino Actors’ Company, actors from PETA, Gantimpala Foundation, as well as freelance professionals and even student theater artists.

Dynamic, creative, experimental, at times edgy, always provocative, the Virgin Labfest has served as the venue for coming together to explore new visions, expressions and discourses, and an exciting celebration of Philippine Theater.

Tickets to the Virgin Labfest are at P200 for plays to be shown at the Tanghalang Huseng Batute & Bulwagang Amado Hernandez, and Pay-What-You- Can for play readings at the Tanghalang Aurelio Tolentino. For more details, please contact Tanghalang Pilipino at 832-3661, the CCP Box Office at 832-3704, and Ticketworld at 891-9999.

Monday, May 14, 2007

Our Top Twenty Independent Actors

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Our Top Twenty Independent Actors
 
Young Filmmakers of the Philippines (YFMP)
 
We are the group of young filmmakers from different colleges and universities, we firmly believe that Indie filmmaking is a great way for an actor or filmmaker to develop his or her style and abilities and it’s not about a paycheck. Our group did comprehensive research about our Top Twenty lists of independent actors ages 20 to 40 years old (10 males & 10 females) that are ubiquitous figure in Philippine independent cinema.
Our top lists of Independent actors were a mixed batch composed of mainstream/characte r actors and theater thespians.
 
YFMP names the top twenty independent actors (in alphabetical order):
 
 

No.1 Agbayani Angeli (Actress)

 
Independent Short/ Full Length Film Credits:
Ang Huling Araw ng Linggo (2006), Kwarto (2006), Mga Lunes ng Hapis (2007)
 
Angeli is an apprentice of the Tanghalang Pilipino Actor’s Company, Angeli dreams one day of becoming an Indie princess. As a resident actor of CCP, Angeli’s favorite roles are: Maria Clara’s in TP’s Noli Me Tangere The Musical; Mrs. Capulleto in TP’s R’meo Luvs Dew-Lhiett; Induduli in TP’s Hudhuhd an Ifugao romance and Pinnochio in TP’s children musical Pinocchio.

In March 2006 she performed in Tokyo, Japan, with the theater company Rinko Gun/Good Fellow’s Inc as part of Philippine Bedtime Stories, a series of one-act Filipino plays performed in Tagalog and Japanese. She has also performed with jay Cruz of Dancing Wounded Contemporary Dance Commune. Her film Mga Lunes ng Hapis (Monday of Sorrow) is competing in the fourth Con-Can Movie Festival, an online short film festival in Japan this month.
 
View Angeli photo: http://gossamermoonfilter.multiply. com/
 
No.2 Aguiluz Kalila (Actress)
 
Independent Short/ Full Length Film Credits:
 Inang yaya (2006), Ligalig (2006), Sinungaling na Buwan (2007)
 
TV Series:
 
Kalila was a part of Tanghalang Pilipino’s Zsazsa Zaturnah (Ze Muzical) as antagonist, Ang Mga Huwad as Carmen Villa, Queen Femina Suarestellar Baroux, played Madame Jeanne Forestier in Tanghalan at Obra’s musical adaptation, The Necklace and the Bride in the International Theatre Institute Congress presentation of Blood Weeding. Other theater credits include Troyanas, Middle of the Silence, Paglayang minamahal, Ang Pagpatay Kay Luna, Dularawang Pating, Aguinaldo: 1898, Ulilang Tahanan, El Filibusterismo; Likhaan’s, Noli me Tangere, Magnificat and Disyembre. Kalila is also a costume designer, singer, painter & graphic designer.

 

No.3 Aquino Angel (Actress)Birthdate: 7 February 1973, Philippines
 
Independent Short/ Full Length Film Credits:
Crying Ladies (2003), ICU Bed #7 (2005), Ebolusyon ng Pamilyang Pilipino (2005), Ina, Anak, Pamilya (2006), Nasaan si Francis (2006), Kaleldo (2006), Donsol (2006), Pamana, Ang (2006), Faces of Love (2007), Siquijor: Mystic Island (2007)
 
Mainstream Film Credits
 
International Films/TV:
 
T.V. Series:
Angel Aquino is no stranger to the limelight. (Angelita Velasquez Aquino real name). She finished Bachelor of Arts in Journalism at University of the Philippines in Baguio City. Starting out as a model, Angel has metamorphosed into an effective film actress and television style host. Angel has 2 daughters - Iana (born 1993) and Thea (born 1995). She is warm, open, vibrant and lively. Angel Aquino will always be one of my favorite models. Her well-chiseled facial features, fantastic skin tone, and great figure are the foundation of her beauty. But one element that brings that beauty to life is her animated personality. Angel is a truly beautiful woman. Angel won Best Performance of an Actress for "Donsol" from the 2006 Cinemalaya Film Ferstival
View Angel photos: www.ladiesgallery. net/538/Angel Aquino.html

 

No.4 Arcilla John (Actor)

 

Independent Short/ Full Length Film Credits:

Bayani (1992), Sakay (1993) Anino (2000), Sa North Diversion Road (2005), Compound (2006)

 
Mainstream Film Credits:
Mulanay: Sa Pusod ng Paraiso (1996) Ligaya Ang Itawag Mo Sa Akin (1997), Burger Boys (1999) Gusto Ko Nang Lumigaya(2000) , Biyaheng langit (2000) , Babaeng Putik, Ang (2001), Trip (2001) Diskarte(2002) , Sana Totoo Na (2002), Ligaya... Katumbas ng Buhay (2003) Now That I Have You (2004), I Don't Want You To Go (2007), Ay Ayeng (2007)
 
T.V. Series:
 
John is a familiar face in Philippine television and films. He has done several T.V series and movies. John gave award-winning performances in Ligaya ang Itawag Mo sa Akin (They Call Me Joy, 1998; Toronto Film Festival - Exhibition) and Mulanay (Deep in Paradise, 1996; Hawaii International Film Festival – Official Selection) for which he won the Best Supporting Actor (Urian, the Film Critics of the Philippines) and Best Actor (Manila Film Festival), respectively.  He was part of the principal cast of Anino, the recipient of the Palme d’Or Award for Best Short Film in the 2000 Cannes Film Festival. He was also exceptional in International Theater such as in Orosman at Zafira (Musical) in France, Noli Me Tangere (Play) in Japan, El Filibusterismo (Play) in Japan, and in more than 30 original and adapted Filipino plays. He got Best Actor nominations for independent films Sa North Diversion Road and Compound. John earned the highest votes for Best Actor from the People’s Insider Magazine 2007 Top Choices For Local Film Awards. John is under the Talent management of Cornelia “Anggee” Lee.
 
View John photos: http://entertainmen t.webshots. com/photo/ 2415462960086838 814fkxvIJ
 
No.5 Camañag Roeder (Actor)
 
Independent Short/ Full Length Film Credits:
Baryoke (2005), Ebolusyon ng Pamilyang Pilipino (2005), Kagat ng Dilim (2006), Heremias (2006), Pandanggo (2006)
Mainstream Film Credits:
Jose Rizal (1999)
Roeder is a multi-talented performer, singer, actor, and dancer. He recorded three original Filipino albums released under Vicor Music Company, which include his signature hit, Sana Naman (gold and platinum) and an international album released in Germany to his credit. He is one handful talents who have successfully made the crossover from mainstream pop to theater and independent films. He has acted in over thirty productions ranging from musicals to straight plays. He gave memorable performances in King and I, Twelfth Night, Aguinaldo 1898, Larawan, Chess, Grease, Once on This Island, Fire, Water, woman, They’re Playing our song, Macbeth, Luna, Carmen, Insiang, Ligawang Ligaw and Rhythm Method.
 
 He received Best Stage Actor nominations from the Aliw Awards for his performances Count Dracula in the Tanghalang Pilipino adaptation of Dracula and Gantimpala National Artist Production Series F.Sionil Jose's The God Stealer/ Nick Joaquin's The Queen's Jewel. For film, he got a Best Supporting Actor nomination for his performance in Lav Diaz's Ebolusyon. Roeder is a freelance actor.

 

View Roeder photo: http://www.herword. com/unwind/ theater/speaking _in_tongues. html
 

No.6 Clarete Julia (Actress)

 
Independent Short/ Full Length Film Credits:
 
Mainstream Film Credits:
"Gimik" (1996), Soltera (1999), Kahit isang saglit (2000), Narinig mo na ba ang latest? (2001), Trip (2001), Jologs (2002, Dreamboy (2005), Txt (2006)
 
International Films/TV:
Wrinkles (2006),
 
TV Series:
 
Julia Clarete is Eda Giselle Rosetta N. Clarete in real life born on September 24, 1979 is a Filipino singer and actress, both for theater and film. Julia Clarete who was hailed as Hollywood Dream's ultimate champion after a close fight with fellow finalist Raymond Bagatsing late last year on the farewell episode of the six-month reality show/talent searches on Philippines' local networks ABC-5. People familiar with Julia have always seen her sing on some of the TV shows that she appears on but this time she takes it on a more serious and professional level, writing and composing the album's featured single, "Bumalik Ka Lang," herself. And it was actually one of two songs that Julia sung for Ivory Music execs during the first few meetings before she signed on to do an album. She is currently one of the co-hosts of the daily noontime TV shows Eat Bulaga and is also currently pregnant.
 
View Julia photos: http://www.juliacla rete.com/
 
No.7 Diaz Kimberly (Actress)
 
Independent Short/ Full Length Film Credits:
Gantsilyo (2005), Sinungaling na Buwan (2007)
 
Mainstream Film Credits:
 
TV Series:
 
Kimberly is a stage, TV, and film actor. She has essayed lead roles in stage plays, having played Ignacia in Mother Ignacia, Laura in Florante at Laura, Oryang in Silang Magigiting, Paulita in El Filibusterismo, Pilar in Pepe and pilar and Maria Blanca in Ibong Adarna
 Some of her productions include Ambon, Ulan, Baha, Tiktipaklong, Pilandok at Mahiwagang manok and Maria Blanca in Ibong Adarna. She has also appeared in commercials such as Purefoods corned beef, Bear Brand milk, Magic Flakes, Chowking, Nescafe and BPI family bank. She won Best Actress in the 1994 Metro Manila Film Festival for the film Kanto Boy 2.
 
View Kim Photo: http://www.friendst er.com/user. php?uid=7275073
 
No.8 Diño Liza (Actress)
 
Independent Short/ Full Length Film Credits:
Mathew Mark Luke and John (2005), Compound (2006), Rome & Juliet (2006), Graveyard Shift (2006), Sinungaling na Buwan (2007), Baliw (2007), Mona (2007)
 
Mainstream Film Credits:
Two Timer (2002), Xerex (2003), Pinay Pie (2003)
 
TV Series:
Mary Liza Bautista Diño or Liza is a beauty pageant titleholder and all around performer! She is a BS Speech Communication graduate from the University of the Philippines Diliman. She is best known as the beauty queen endorser of Likas Papaya Herbal Soap years ago. She placed third runner-up in Mutya ng Pilipinas 2001 and competed in the Miss Tourism International pageant She has played a variety of characters in both Shakespearean and original Filipino plays under seasoned directors. Her credits include Taming of the Shrew, A Midsummer Night’s Dream,Winter’s Tale, Othello, Yerma, Divinas Palabras, Hiroshima Mon Amour, A Portrait of an Artist, Tatlong Villanueva, El Publico and Komedi. Liza is a freelance actress.
View Liza photo: http://www.friendst er.com/user. php?uid=7884098
No.9 Dizon Mylene (Actress) September 6, 1976
 
Independent Short/ Full Length Film Credits:
 
Mainstream Film Credits:
 
 T.V. Series:
 
A superb actress, Mylene Dizon, has revealed that she ran away from her mother.  But, it was an unusual situation. Mylene's parents are separated. Her mother has moved to the United States.  Mylene is aware of her strong-willed nature, which she believes she has gotten from her mom. She admits, she's a loner even when she was still a kid. She was left home alone all the time. She spent a vacation in America when she was 18. She worked as a secretary in her mom's physical therapy business there. She didn't get paid so she ran back to Philippines with her mom's credit card in her pocket.
She has kept herself alive and well in the raucous carnival world of show business. Her name had to be associated with the gorgeous faces teeming at the ABS CBN Talent Center.  . In 1997 she won Best New Movie Actress for her 1st film Calvento Files: The movie. Recently, Mylene Dizon was named Best Actress for her role in “Rome and Juliet” from 2006 Cinema One Originals. Mylene is now a character actress in the entertainment industry.
View Mylene Photo: www.flickr.com/ photos/ronrag/ 303959816
 
No.10 Escaño Perry (Actor)
 
Independent Short/ Full Length Film Credits:
Sitak (2005), Mathew, Mark, Luke and John (2005), Geegee & Waterina (2006), Compound (2006), Siyudad (2006), Graveyard Shift (2006), Twilight Dancer (2006), Transition (2007), Butas (2007), Elliptical Road (2007), Baliw (2007), Walang Paraiso (2007), Stiryo (2007), Sinungaling na Buwan (2007), Flavio (2007), Abadeha (2007), Pinoy Postcard (2007)
 
Mainstream Film Credits:
Frats (1999), Pinay Pie (2003), Malikmata (2003), Batas Militar (2006)
 
T.V. Series:
Sugo (2005), I Luv New York (2006), Makita Ka Lamang Muli (2006), Agawin Mo Man ang Lahat (2006), Super Twins (2007), Lupin (2007)
 
Perry is an actor for stage, television and film. He finished Bachelor of Science in Electronics and Communications Engineering in Lyceum of the Philippines. He started as stage performer in Tanghalang Batingaw, a university-based theater group at the Lyceum of the Philippines. He earned his professional acting debut with Gantimpala Theater Foundation. He has portrayed mostly major roles in his theater projects. His theater credits include Noli Me Tangere, El Filibusterismo, Florate at Laura, Silang Magigiting, La Casa de Bernarda Alba, Laronde, Tatlong Villanueva, Severino Montano Trilogy, Mactan 1521, Martir sa Golgota, Midsummer Night’s Dream, Katy, Jose P. Laurel life and Tatlong Kwento ng Bagong Bayani.
He is one of the Best Supporting Actor finalists from the People’s Insider Magazine 2007 Top Choices For Local Film Awards
View Perry photo: http://www.friendst er.com/user. php?uid=4763806
 
No.11 Eusebio Ketchup (Actor)
 
Independent Film Credits:
 
Mainstream Film Credits:
Tanging Ina, Ang (2003), Mr. Suave hoy! hoy! (2003), Can This Be Love (2005), Kapag tumibok ang puso (Not once, but twice) (2006), White Lady (2006), Gigil (2006),Mano po 5: Gua ai di (I love you) (2006), First Day High (2006)
 
T.V. Series:
 
Ketchup (real name: Michael Eusebio) bagging the best supporting actor trophy for his performance in a digital movie, Sa Aking Pagkakagising Mula sa Kamulatan, from the Gawad Urian. It is his first acting award ever and he is grateful that he was at the awards ceremony to personally accept the trophy.
 
Ketchup is one of the busiest talents of Star Magic. He is actually never without a project. He was in White Lady, produced by Regal Entertainment. He is also in Regal’s movie, Gigil, with Alfred Vargas and Katrina Halili. At Star Cinema, the sister company of Star Magic, Ketchup is doing First Day High. He is also set to do an independent film to be directed by Kathy Camarillo.

On TV, Ketchup co-hosts the Studio 23 show, "It’s a Guy Thing," with Borgy Manotoc, John Joe Joseph and Bubbles Paraiso. He plans to study filmmaking next year at the New York University.
 
View Ketchup Photo: http://www.friendst er.com/user. php?uid=26525016
 
No.12 Galura Alcris (Actor)
 
Independent Short/ Full Length Film Credits:
Babae sa Breakwater (2004),Lagusan (2005), Sarong banggi (2005), Pusang Gala (2005), Batad sa paang palay (2006), Seroks (2006),

 

Alcris is a film actor. He is the brother of Glaiza de Castro (Actress). He portrayed a 14-year old Batad Boy  “Ag-ap” in the film Batad, a high school dropout, is forced to sell produce in the Banawe market to augment whose big dream is to own a pair of nifty sports shoes in.  He bagged the best actor awards from 2006 Cinemalaya Film Festival and 2006 Golden Screen Awards for his heartwarming performance in Batad. He also received Best Supporting Actor nominations from the URIAN for his performances in Mario O’Hara’s Babae sa Breakwater.

 

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No. 13 Guttierez Chin-chin (Actress)

 
Independent Short/ Full Length Film Credits:
Rigodon (2005), Pandanggo (2006)
 
Mainstream Film Credits:
 
International Films/TV:
Bloo (1996/France) , Legacy (1998/U.S.A) , Manila (2000/Germany) , Au bout du rouleau (2002/FranceTV) ,
 
T.V. Series:
Chin-chin is an actress cinema,stage and television.TV. Birth Name is Maria Carmiña Lourdes Cynthia Gutierrez. An environmentalist. As a staunch supporter of People for Ethical Treatment of Animals, she posed as a mermaid in the PETA pro-animal/pro- vegetarian campaign. A vegetarian.
 The creative freedom of expression is marvelously evident in every Chin-Chin Guttierez photograph. Dynamic and almost carefree, pictorial sessions with Chin-Chin are always an exercise in experimentation and creativity. She is a down-to-earth woman-child who is natural and graceful. Her style and demeanor allows for open photographic interpretations. She has appeared in more than 20 feature films including 6 foreign films and has been awarded twice one of the finest actresses in Asia. Chin-chin won several acting awards from different prestigious award giving bodies.
View Chin-Chin Photos:  www.chinchingutierr ez.com.ph
No. 14 Lucero Sid (Actor)
 
Independent Short/ Full Length Film Credits:
 
T.V. Series:
 
Once in a while, a new face comes along in the entertainment scene that truly catches our attention. The moment we saw Sid Lucero, we knew that he’s got it. And after seeing him act in his very first television drama role, there’s no doubt that Sid will be the next best young actor of his generation. Sid is being introduced in the much talked about soap opera "Hanggang Kailan," from GMA-7 and Filmex, Inc. where he is pitting talents against some of the country’s acting heavyweights like Lorna Tolentino and Christopher de Leon. In the soap, he plays a lost young teenage boy who is searching for love and acceptance while in the process of finding himself.
If his face looks familiar, it’s because Sid is the son of thespian Mark Gil. The eyebrows, the nose and the piercing look is so very Mark, and from that initial episodes that we’ve seen, the boy has got the same natural intensity and passion like his dad.
We learned that his manager Ricky Gallardo of The Talent Factory was responsible in choosing his screen name. Sid Lucero is the name of the character Mark Gil played in the award-winning Mike de Leon film, "Batch 81," where Mark was elevated to lead status, and where he met and fell in love with Sid’s mother, the former fashion model and actress Bing Pimentel. Sid, together with the other young cast of the soap, had to undergo intensive training in proper acting techniques with workshop director Peque Gallaga before facing the cameras. A quick learner, he says that from the time he started taping, he learned a lot in terms of motivation, delivery and focus, with the guidance of his directors Joey Reyes and Mark Reyes. He won Breakthrough Performance by an Actor  for Donsol from 2007 Golden Screen Awards by Entertainment Press.
View Sid photo: pep.ph/articles/ 11470/Sid- Lucero-on- Angel-Aquino: -'Magka-vibes- kami'
 
No.15 Macapagal Jake (Actor)
 
Independent Short/ Full Length Film Credits:
Compound (2006), Pandanggo (2006), Doble Vista (2006),Mona (2007), Foster Child (2007), Sinungaling na Buwan (2007)
Recently Jake portrayed lead roles in Virgin Labfest 2 Naked Truths Payb/Sixs and Aspect of Love. Jake is a master of musical theater having been involved in international productions. His credits include Miss Saigon (Cameron Mackintosh Limited, UK National Tour; Stella Musical Productions, Germany), Rent (Singapore Repertory Theatre/Atlantis Production), Nagraland  (Mitsubishi Music Production, Asian Tour), and the Philippine productions of Once on this Island (Chase International) ; Les Miserables, My Fair Lady and Joseph the Dreamer (Repertory Philippines) ; Cabaret and Falsettos (New Voice Company); Hedwig and the Angry Inch (Atlantis Production); Cats (Metropolitan Theater). He has also done recordings. He is one of the Best Supporting Actor finalists for the People’s Insider Magazine 2007 Top Choices For Local Film Awards and got Breakthrough Performance by an actor for his top-notch performance in the Will Fredo’s Compound from 4th Golden Screen Awards.
View jake photo: inkpot.com/theatre/ 06reviews/ 0504,aspeoflove, ys.html

No.16 Magalona Mario (Actor)

 
Independent Short/ Full Length Film Credits:
Binyag (2003), Dilim (2005), Rotonda (2006), Mudraks (2006), Rekados (2006) Umaaraw, Umuulan (2006),
 
Mainstream Film Credits:
Mila (2001),
 
T.V. Series:
"Kay tagal kang hinintay" (2002), Makita Ka Lamang Muli (2006),Agawin Mo Man ang Lahat (2006),It Might be You (2007)
 
Mario is an actor for stage, television and film. Mario’s theater credits include: Ang Mga Kahon, A winter’s tale, Divinas Palabras, Inspektor Heneral, Price of Redemption, Othello, Death of a Salesman, St. Louis Loves Dem Filipinos, The Trial, Pilitwo, Sakurahime, El publico, Angel Street, Blood Wedding and Shock Value. For his film Dilim he portrayed a mysterious vigilante who goes after the bad guys and helps kids and damsels in distress and in Rotonda he is a drug addict who seeks revenge and died in the end. Mario received the Best Actor award for his impressive performances in Rekados from 2006 Cinema One Independent film Festival. 
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No.17 Medina Ping (Actor) 23 July 1983, Pasig City, Philippines

 
Independent Short/ Full Length Film Credits:
Trabaho (2005), Anak ng tinapa (2005), Pagdadalaga ni Maximo Oliveros, Ang (2005), Imahenasyon (2006), Tulad ng dati (2006), Tukso (2007)
 
Mainstream Film Credits:
Jose Rizal (1998), Bertud ng putik (2003),
 
T.V. Series:
"Etheria: Ang Ikalimang Kaharian ng Encantadia" (2005), Makita Ka Lamang Muli (2006)
Ping is an occasional artists, he is the son of character actor Pen Medina. The Truth is, He’s Pretty too. But being pretty is the last thing on Ping Medina’s mind. The 23-year-old, whose first acting job was as the young Jose Rizal in the film by Marilou Diaz-Abaya, has bigger things to care about. Things like his Cinemalaya project with Dennis Marasigan—an ensemble film called “Tukso,” in which he would star with Ricky Davao, Soliman Cruz, Irma Adlawan and others. Things like playing the guitar and recording a demo with his band, Hello Ebro. Things like figuring out his real role in Philippine cinema.
Ping has been in the industry for 10 years now and although mall tours and provincial shows are not part of his itinerary, he does have a huge fan base. Actually, he has two kinds—the first made up of people who loved him as Kuya Bogs in Ang Pagdadalaga ni Maximo Oliveros and the second are the people who have seen him on television, in shows like Etheria and the afternoon soap Makita Ka Lang Muli, both aired on GMA 7. He gets recognized when he’s out and is asked to pose for photos and sign autographs but Ping finds a deeper connection with fans who he can really talk to about his work and about his passions. And he has a lot of passion for his craft. He has notable performances and earned MANUNURI (URIAN) Best Supporting Actor nomination for the film Ang Pagdadalaga ni Maximo Oliveros.
View Ping photo: http://www.friendst er.com/24758311

 

No.18 Miller Joanne (Actress)
 
Independent Short/ Full Length Film Credits:
Big Time (2005),
 
Mainstream Film Credits:
 
Joanne is a TV and film actor. The fresh face of Joanne Miller coming back after some few good years from the long-running soap opera Annaluna. The lead girl character from Big time used to play Eunice, one of the little kontrabidas in the 80s soap, Annaluna. In her first independent film Big Time, she portrayed Melody the prettiest girl in Tambo who wants is to become a big movie star, an aspiring megastar. Joanne Miller, whose performances and charisma are exceptional in this film. Big Time is 2005 Cinemalaya feature length films finalists.
No web photo available
 

No. 19 Sese Neil Ryan (Actor)

 
Independent Short/ Full Length Film Credits:
Mathew Mark Luke and John (2005), Ang Pagdadalaga ni Maximo Oliveros (2005), Kubrador (2006), Graveyard Shift (2006), Seroks (2006)
 
Mainstream Film Credits:
Beautiful Life (2004), Gatas sa Dibdib ng Kaaway (1999)
 
T.V. Series: 
"Sa Dulo ng Walang Hanggan" (2001), "Basta't kasama kita" (2002), "Darating ang umaga" (2003), "Buttercup" (2003), "Kay tagal kang hinintay" (2002), "SCQ Reload Ok Ako!", "Krystala" (2004), "Spirits" (2004),  Aishite imasu (Mahal kita) 1941 (2004), "Etheria: Ang ikalimang kaharian ng encantadia" (2005),Sugo( 2005),Makita Ka Lamang Muli (2006),Asian Treasure (2007), Lupin (2007),Maria Florde Luna (2007)
 
Neil is an actor for stage, television and film. He obtained a Bachelor of Arts in Theater arts from the University of the Philippines. From then on, guided by his mentors, he honed craft by taking part in various. To new a few, he appeared in Shakespearean classics such as Othello (Dulaang U.P); Merchant of Venice, Taming of the Shrew (UP Shakespearean Company); Greek classics like Oedipus Rex (Dulaang UP) and Troyanas (Tanghalang Pilipino), Kanser (Gantimpala) , Laro (Gantimpala) and Asian Drama like St. Louis Loves Dem Filipinos (Dulanng UP); Hudhud (TP), Kanjicho (Dulanng UP), Sepharad: Voces de Exilio, Basilia ng Malolos ( UPPT), Orpheus Descending (TP) and Sa Ngalan ng Anak (Dulaang UP) and line producer of the digital film Laya. He is one of the busiest character actors on television.
 

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No.20 Soriano Meryll (Actress)
 
Independent Short/ Full Length Film Credits:
Room Boy (2005), In Da Red Corner (2006), Rotonda (2006), Numbalikdiwa (2006), Rekados (2006)
 
Mainstream Film Credits:
 
T.V. Series:
 
Meryll is an actor, image model\product endorser, and TV personality. She started acting on screen through the kiddie’s sitcom “It Bullingit” with other child star performers on ABS - CBN. Although she is known as the niece of Diamond Actress Maricel Soriano, she is better known as a young, bubbly child star who has grown to be a charming, vibrant, talented serious teen actress and performer. She is part of ABS – CBN's – Fantaseryeng “Kampanerang Kuba” and Milk Magic endorser.
Recently, she won as Best Actress in the movie “Roomboy” an entry for Cinemalaya Independent Film Festival. She has set to prove that she is a true Filipino actress in her own special way.
 
We would like to acknowledge the following Actors who have contributed to the independent film for the past years:
 
Ms. Gloria Romero, Boots Anson Roa, Caridad Sanchez, Maricel Soriano, Cherrie Gil,  Gina Alajar, Gina Pareño, Cherrie Pie Picache, Jacklyn Jose, Rio Locsin, Tessie Thomas, Agot Isidro,Ma. Isabel Lopez, Irma Adlawan, Shamaine Buencamino, Ermie Concepcion, Anggie Ferro, Ana Capri, Gissele Sanchez, Eddie Garcia, Joel Torre, Ricky Davao, Mark Gil, Pen Medina, Nonie Buencamino, Johnny Delgado, Ronnie Lazaro, Jaime Fabregas, Rex Cortez, Lou Veloso, Archie Adamos, Soliman Cruz, Dido de La Paz ,Crispin Pineda and Johnny Manahan.
 
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Sunday, March 4, 2007

SINGER AND DANCER AUDITIONS for ASIAN TOUR OF THE KING & I

Start:     Mar 7, '07 10:00a
End:     Mar 8, '07 4:00p
Location:     Steps Dance Studio, c1 bldg c, karrivin plaza, 2316 pasong tamo extension, makati
SINGER AND DANCER AUDITIONS
FOR ASIAN TOUR OF THE KING & I

THE KING AND I
Asian Tour 2007-2008

Broadway Asia Entertainment will hold open call auditions for future replacements for Rodgers and Hammerstein’s THE KING & I for the 2007-2008 touring season. Broadway Asia Entertainment (www.broadwayasia.com), prod.; John Kivlen, general manager; Bobby Garcia, dir.; Susan Kikuchi, choreo.; Michael Duff, musical dir.; The Casting Dept./Sara Schatz, casting. This tour will play throughout China, Taiwan, Korea, Singapore, Malaysia, Hong Kong and Japan for multi-week sitdowns for a minimum of 10 months. Principal salaries begin at $750/wk ($450/wk during rehearsal) and ensemble salary is $450/wk ($300/wk during rehearsal). Additionally, per diem, housing, transportation and health insurance provided for all.

DANCERS

MARCH 7 10am – 4pm

VENUE: Steps Dance Studio
C1 Bldg. C, Karrivin Plaza, 2316 Pasong Tamo Extension, Makati

Open dance call for men and women. Seeking excellent, young, athletic dancers who sing to portray the following roles:

Male Dancers (6): late teens to late 20s, strong modern dancer. Knowledge of Thai dancing a plus.

Female Dancers (6): late teens to late 20s, strong modern dancer. Knowledge of Thai dancing a plus.

Bring picture (full body & 2x2) and resume, stapled together. Bring heels and flats and be prepared to dance. Be prepared to dance in bare feet (if necessary).






SINGERS

March 8 10 am – 4 pm

VENUE: Steps Dance Studio
C1 Bldg. C, Karrivin Plaza, 2316 Pasong Tamo Extension, Makati

Open vocalist call for men and women.

Seeking excellent performers who sing to portray the following roles: King Mongkut of Siam: early to late 30’s, Asian, physically fit, masculine with the gravitas of a King. He struggles to conform to tradition yet is fascinated with Western ideas. Must be an excellent actor and sing well (baritone C to E). Anna Leonowens: late 20’s to mid 30’s, Caucasian, female, vivacious, full of life, an adventurer, excellent singer/actress (mezzo/soprano B to high D). Tuptim: ingénue (late teens to late 20s), Asian, sweet/sexy, a strong singer, soprano (low C to high A#). Lun Tha: Tuptim's beloved, mid-late 20s, Asian, masculine, great physical shape, a strong singer, tenor (low C to G). Kralahome: King's right hand man, late 30’s to early 40’s, Asian, masculine, stern and stubborn (will understudy King). Lady Thiang: King’s First Wife, early to mid 30’s, Asian female, wise and understanding, strong singer, soprano (low C to high A#). Male Singers (3): late teens to late 20s, Asian, strong singers who move well. Female Singers (2): late teens to late 20s, Asian, strong singers who move well.

Bring picture and resume, stapled together. Prepare 16 bars of a musical theatre song. Bring piano score. Pianist will be provided.


Call Atlantis Productions at 892-7078 to schedule your audition.