Tag: Review
Glitter & Doom: Everything In Its Own Time
The dazzling, sometimes uneven new movie musical LBGTQ love story Glitter & Doom made me a first-time fan of the 1990s indie folk group Indigo Girls…more than thirty years after many of their most famous songs became hits.
‘Buruguduystunstugudunstuy’: A Worthy Addition to Pinoy Jukebox Musicals
REVIEW: BuruguduystunstugudunstuyDate: May 2, 2024 (Gala Night) You know that you’re already getting old when the bands you...
THE TORTURED POETS DEPARTMENT: Testi of a Non-Swiftie
I am not a die hard fan like my cousins and friends who buy, and collect albums and stuff about Taylor Swift....
Sandbox Collective’s ‘Spelling Bee’: Post-Pandemic Pandemonium
Ryan Robert Flores is back with his review of the VIP Preview Performance of The Sandbox Collective's staging of "The 25th...
‘Firefly’: Simple but Epic
A movie experience is the sum of all production aspects, and all these must come together seamlessly in order to give the...
‘Mallari’: An Attempt at New Pinoy Horror
With an exciting history-inspired premise and a promise of intense and complex storytelling, the film Mallari was poised to be groundbreaking. The...
‘Asian Persuasion’: A Love Letter to Our Culture
Asian Persuasion is an unconventional tale of Filipino-Americans Mickey de Los Santos (Dante Basco) and his ex-wife Avery Chua (KC Concepcion). Mickey,...
Finding a Silver Lining in a Seemingly Hopeless Musical
“Three friends from an exclusive boys’ high school now in their senior years have gotten together to form a band for their...
‘Anak Datu’ Review: the magic and misery of Muslim Mindanao
In an artform where happiness and pure, unadulterated bliss often take center stage, Anak Datu goes where plays most often dare to...
‘The Wonderful Story of Henry Sugar’: Candy Coating the Bitter Truth
If your exposure to Wes Anderson has been limited to the Tiktok videos trying to imitate his eccentric and whimsical style (most...
