HeyJaredStage Left Podcast
Stage Left is a podcast about Philippine theater.In this space, we discuss the most exciting shows and highlight the artist experience in the local industry in conversations with both rising and established talent.
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Reb Atadero - Stage Left Podcast (opens the original)
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From Hope for the Flowers to Boom! Now You Know, our Gawad Buhay winner for Male Featured Performance in a Musical is a force in the theater. Now with a stellar career on stage and a rising popularity on social media, we will explore his artistic experience and the mark he’s made in theater thus far. As he continues to gift his artistry to the theater, his quote rings true, “Don’t be like me. Be you, because that is your greatest gift,” and the path he’s carved for himself is now paved for other
El Fuego Del Alma by Porvenir - Stage Left Podcast (opens the original)
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No stranger to the stage and performance, we have with us Mark Mirando and Opaline Santos and we will be talking about Porvenir’s production of El Fuego Del Alma, Eljay Daldoc’s adaptation of Tennessee William’s Summer and Smoke. With both our guest’s colorful career of exploration and experimental theater and performance, we inquire and discuss their approach into a work that features conservatism and the struggle to find individualism in a constrictive social structure. Ladies and gentlefolk,
YPC Stage: Mapanakit - Stage Left Podcast (opens the original)
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Mapanakit is an abundance of Filipino experiences of heartbreak, longing, healing, and hope showered in three one-act plays by acclaimed playwright Eljay Castro Deldoc. With us are three members of the production YPC Stage the professional performance and touring arm of the Biñan Youth Performance Council Inc. Join us as we immerse in their maiden production ng mga dulang bittersweet. Ladies and gentlefolk, please welcome to the pod Euden Moje, Jury Sanchez, and Rijs Noguera. Director: David Cay
Stage Left Podcast's 50th Episode hosted by Phi Palmos (opens the original)
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50 episodes in and it feels like we're just getting started. With our guest, Phi Palmos, I take a seat on the guest side of the show and we explore what it was like in the early years of the Stage Left and what it looks like in the future. Ladies and gentlefolk, please welcome to the pod as host, Phi Palmos. Director: David Cayuca Sound Engineer: Anton Magno Special Thanks to: Cliake Studio - https://www.facebook.com/cliakestudio Int. Bar / Ext. Cafe - https://www.instagram.com/intbar.extcafe/ S
Marlon Rivera: Ang Babae Sa Septic Tank 4 by Philippine Education Theater Association (opens the original)
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Our guest needs no introduction, an actor, a writer, a director for film and ads, he wears a hat that leaves a career of creativity for young queer people to be inspired with. Spotlight on Babae Sa Septic Tank, a satire of the different creative diaspora from film and now to stage, we explore the artistic experience of an artist from it’s inceptipn to the legacy it leaves in the critique of the Filipino. Ladies and gentlefolk, please welcome to the pod Direk Marlon Rivera. Director: David Cayuca
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