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Thursday, January 5, 2012

Joel Trinidad in "Defending the Caveman" at the RCBC Plaza from January 6 to 15, 2012



Theater Mogul and CTE Productions present...
Defending the Caveman
by Rob Becker

Broadway's Smash Comedy about the Sexes

Starring: Joel Trinidad
Directed by: Michael Williams & Cathy Azanza-Dy


"Defending the Caveman" Repeat performance in Makati!"

"I laughed so hard my sides ached and tears ran down my face!"

"The show is so funny and so true!"

"What a hilarious and insightful show!"

"This play can save marriages… I'm not kidding!"

These are just some of the comments overheard last February 2010 at the Insular Life Theater in Alabang, where audiences had just seen local theater veteran Joel Trinidad in "Defending the Caveman," the longest-running one-man comedy show in Broadway history, which has sold over 8 million tickets worldwide in 16 different languages.

Why is this show such a hit everywhere in the world? Well, is there a more widely discussed subject than the difference between men and women? There are hundreds of books written on the subject but nevertheless there are few texts which address this eternal discussion point as humorous and as recognizable as the monologue "Caveman." "Defending the Caveman" shows in a hilarious, clear, and familiar way how different men and women are. Whatever the nationality is, both men and women will identify themselves clearly in the show's message.

"Defending the Caveman" was greeted upon its Philippine premiere with uncontrollable laughter, knowing nods of agreement, and a resounding standing ovation! Then, "Defending the Caveman" played to another appreciative crowd at the RCBC Plaza, Makati last May 2011.

And now, come see what all the raves are about...

Show Dates
January
6 (Friday) 8:00 PM
7 (Saturday) 3:30 PM & 8:00 PM
8 (Sunday) 3:30 PM
13 (Friday) 8:00 PM
14 (Saturday) 3:30 PM & 8:00 PM
15 (Sunday) 3:30 PM

Carlos P. Romulo Auditorium
4th Floor, RCBC Plaza, Ayala Avenue corner Gil Puyat Avenue, Makati City

Ticket Prices:
PhP 1,200.00 (Orchestra Center)
PhP 1,000.00 (Orchestra Side & Loge)
Php P500.00 (Balcony)

For your tickets and inquiries:
Call TicketWorld at (63-2)891-9999 or log-on to the TicketWorld Website

Hazel's
Rating:
3/5
Review: I actually watched this during their May 2011 run, staged at the RCBC Plaza as well. Joel trinidad is an admirable theater actor (I also sometimes watch him in his SPIT performances). Amazing that he could memorize and ad-lib all those lines being a one-person show. Though the script could be improved by incorporating examples that are part of our Filipino culture so it could drive the sentiments of the audience more close to home =)

Monday, September 26, 2011

Repertory Philippines' Peter Pan at the Meralco Theater from September 30 to October 30, 2011


Repertory Philippines presents...

Peter Pan
September 30 (Friday) to October 30 (Sunday), 2011

Meralco Theater
(Ortigas Avenue corner Meralco Avenue, Ortigas Center, Pasig City)

Sam Concepcion as Peter Pan
Michael Williams as Captain Hook
For other cast members, please CLICK HERE.

Directors
Jaime Del Mundo
Menchu Lauchengco-Yulo


Show Dates:

September
30 (Friday) 8:00 PM

October
1 (Saturday) 8:00 PM
8 (Saturday) 8:00 PM
14 (Friday) 8:00 PM
15 (Saturday) 8:00 PM
16 (Sunday) 3:00 PM
21 (Friday) 8:00 PM
22 (Saturday) 3:00 PM & 8:00 PM
23 (Sunday) 3:00 PM
29 (Saturday) 3:00 PM & 8:00 PM
30 (Sunday) 3:00 PM


Ticket Prices for opening night September 30, 2011 (Friday) 8PM show includes activities for children and Peter Pan give-aways in the theater lobby.

For October 1, 2011 (Saturday) 8:00PM (Gala Night)
Php 4,120.00 and PhP 3,090.00 Price Zones:
Included in cocktail at 6PM. Attire: Black Tie or Barong


About the Show:

Music by George Stiles
Lyrics by Anthony Drewe

Book by Willis Hall

Sir James Barrie’s timeless tale of the boy who never grew up is reborn as a spectacular musical by Stiles & Drewe and the late Willis Hall.

As the lights over Wendy, John and Michael Darling's beds go out and the nursery of their London townhouse is thrown into darkness, a small light bounces across their nursery. Wendy's dollhouse is mysteriously illuminated and dresser drawers slide open and shut. And then, most mysterious of all, an unseen hand pushes the bedroom windows open and, wonder of wonders, Peter Pan comes soaring through -- and into our hearts.

Peter Pan, a boy who didn't want to grow up and so spent his life in Neverland battling the pirates and Indians, but when he brings the Darling children to Neverland with him, he is finally able to defeat his foe, Captian Hook, and befriend the Indian chief.


For more information and to buy your tickets, please call (63-2)891-9999 or CLICK HERE.

You can also call Repertory Philippines at (63-2)571-6926
Save money by becoming a REP Subscriber, please CLICK HERE.

Friday, May 6, 2011

Joel Trinidad in "Defending the Caveman" at the Carlos P. Romulo Auditorium from May 6 to 21, 2011



Theater Mogul and CTE Productions present...
Defending the Caveman
by Rob Becker

Broadway's Smash Comedy about the Sexes.

Starring: Joel Trinidad
Directed by: Michael Williams & Cathy Azanza-Dy


"Defending the Caveman" Repeat performance in Makati!"

"I laughed so hard my sides ached and tears ran down my face!"

"The show is so funny and so true!"

"What a hilarious and insightful show!"

"This play can save marriages… I'm not kidding!"

These are just some of the comments overheard last February 2010 at the Insular Life Theater in Alabang, where audiences had just seen local theater veteran Joel Trinidad perform in "Defending the Caveman," the longest-running one-man comedy show in Broadway history, which has sold over 8 million tickets worldwide in 16 different languages.

Why is this show such a hit everywhere in the world? Well, is there a more widely discussed subject than the difference between men and women? There are hundreds of books written on the subject but nevertheless there are few texts which address this eternal discussion point as humorous and as recognizable as the monologue "Caveman." "Defending the Caveman" shows in a hilarious, clear, and familiar way how different men and women are. Whatever the nationality is, both men and women will identify themselves clearly in the show's message.

"Defending The Caveman" was greeted upon its Philippine premiere with uncontrollable laughter, knowing nods of agreement, and a resounding standing ovation! Three months later, "Defending The Caveman" played to another appreciative SRO crowd, this time in Makati.

And now, to satisfy the requests for a repeat engagement and after a yearlong wait, "Defending the Caveman" returns on May 6, 7, 13, 14, 20, and 21 for a very limited engagement. All 6 dates are at 8:00 PM and will be held at the CPR Auditorium, 4th Floor, RCBC Plaza, Ayala Avenue cor Sen. Gil Puyat Avenue, Makati City. R-18 rating.

Joel Trinidad reprises his role as the "Caveman." Michael Williams and Cathy Azanza-Dy direct. "Defending the Caveman" is brought to you by CTE Productions and Theater Mogul in cooperation with the San Miguel 632-BEER (2337) Home Delivery Service, and www.TheMillionaireSocietyNow.com (online millionaires helping you become one too).

Show Dates with Time at 8:00 PM
May
6 (Friday)
7 (Saturday)
13 (Friday)
14 (Saturday)
20 (Friday)
21 (Saturday)

Carlos P. Romulo Auditorium
4th Floor, RCBC Plaza, Ayala Ave. cor. Gil Puyat Ave., Makati City

Ticket Prices:
PhP 1,236.00
PhP 1,030.00
PhP 618.00
PhP 515.00
PhP 360.50

For tickets: text 09175378313, call 2150788, or email cteshows@gmail.com. Ticketworld: call 8919999 or log on to www.ticketworld.com.ph.

By the way, I only paid P600 for a P1,200 worth orchestra center seat. You might wanna check out and you might find other good deals in this site =)... http://www.ensogo.com.ph/manila/invitation/?s=0d50904fc7b5485204530c3bab9ef7f8

Hazel's
Rating: 3/5
Review:
Joel trinidad is an admirable theater actor (I also sometimes watch him in his SPIT performances). Amazing that he could memorize and ad-lib all those lines being a one-person show. Though the script could be improved by incorporating examples that are part of our Filipino culture so it could drive the sentiments of the audience closer to home =)

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