lead characters of bluebird of happiness

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mytyl and tyltyl pet cat and dog

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who starts them on their quest for true happiness

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who provides illumination to their path

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Grandparents of mytyl and tyltyl

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the dark villain who plots the children’s failure

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whom they meet in the Land of the Future

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The show, directed by --- bluebird of happiness

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musical arrangemnet bluebird of happiness

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set and costume design bluebird of happiness

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lighting design bluebird of happiness

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vocal direction and playing light in some performances bluebird of happiness

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choreography bluebird of happiness

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was established in 1987

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is the resident drama company of the Cultural Center of the Philippines.

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productions challenge Filipinos to remain committed to their moral convictions, uphold what is right and just and fulfill a shared social responsibilit

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envisions raising Philippine theatre to professional and artistic excellence

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s develop and train actors, playwrights, and designers with an emphasis on the production of original Filipino play

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looks forward to educating and awakening the cultural consciousness of Filipino audiences through their regular performances and other related activities like workshops, symposia, and interactions.

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Tanghalang Pilipino looks forward to educating and awakening the cultural consciousness of Filipino audiences through their regular performances and other related activities like

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tanghalang pilipino production includes

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(a portmanteau of Filipino words pansamantala and tanghalan that means ‘temporary theater’)

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It is also a part of an ongoing online fundraising project called --- for the benefit of the Performing Arts community, which has been dramatically hit by the pandemic.

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in ---, stage productions were prematurely closed due to the COVID-19 pandemic

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s TP’s founding artistic director from 1987 to 2000, directing most of its plays

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2001-06 tp artistic director

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2006-08 tp artistic director

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tp current Artistic Director is veteran actor-teacher

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how many tp has full production

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seasons of tp

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it has successfully presented nearly 200 full productions within 19 seasons while generating one of the best audience attendance records among CCP’s resident companies.

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musical based on the book by Luis Gatmaitan

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sandosenang sapatos musical is based on the book by

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at the Cultural Center of the Philippines for a relatively short two-week run.

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sandosenang sapatos the play centers on a young girl -- ) who was born without legs include affecting---

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To make matters worse, her father --- is a hardworking shoemaker whose dream is to have a ballerina for a daughter. And he is ill.

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To escape from her difficult life, Susie retreats to ---where she can play and dance with the Shoes, who are really actors in colorful costumes moving around on rollerblades

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was written by Rody Vera and directed by Tuxqs Rutaquio, with Carol Bello as composer.

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who wrote ibalong

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who directed ibalong

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composer of ibalong the musical

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• tells the story of Handyong and his warriors who come to Bicol and wage war against beasts and monsters pillaging the land’s natural wealth.

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bicol was formerly known as

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tells the story of --- and his warriors who come to Bicol – formerly known as Ibalon – and wage war against beasts and monsters pillaging the land’s natural wealth

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the love story between a warrior and a monster defines the greatness of Bicol as it explores an individual’s capacity for good and evi

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land’s history marked by progress and destruction

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Opulent costumes designed by ibalong

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glorious battle scenes with choreography by, magnificent backdrops enliven the spectacle. ibalong

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Music byibalong

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will weave in neo-ethnic music with rock to bring back the spirit of ancient Bicol and infuse youth and energy into modern production.

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Susie then asks the Shoe Fairy (the socialite --- to give her a pair of legs for her father’s birthday so she can fulfill his wish.

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It is in contemporary dances that a choreography or a creative output is used because of popular themes or social issues that are expressed in the form of movemen

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a famous modern dancer and choreographer.

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considered an American modern dance pioneer who developed new dance techniques similar to ballet but focusing more on body contractions and releases.

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Her movements were sharp and jagged and also exposed basic human emotions.

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She encouraged students and dancers to use their emotions and moods to design their own steps and routines and use body weight to enhance movement.

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two of martha graham's work

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chorea which means

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Graphia or graf which means

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time

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space

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energy

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quality of movement

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is the amount of beat that is taken for choreographers to move accordingly

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determines the speed of the motions of your body and when every movement is executed.

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It divides certain sections of the performance.

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it helps choreographers stay synchronized and organized.

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also determines the length of the entire performance.

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refers to the area through which the choreographer’s body moves.

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Choreographers may travel from one place to another or stay still in a certain place, stay low on the ground, or high up and jump. They may also walk but then suddenly change to a different path or even stay still.

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between the choreography can vary according to the performance.

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decides the direction and shape of every choreographer’s movement.

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is the force applied to dance to accentuate the weight, attack, strength, and flow of a choreographer’s movement.

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is a way to express emotion in dance

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is the manner in which a move is performed.

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Their characteristics are determined through certain ways they are executed. Certain terms are used to describe

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Sustained

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percussive

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swinging

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suspended

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collapsing

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must be something that reflects, conveys, and express emotions.

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is an occupation or profession that requires special training

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are the people whose work involves the prevention of disease in communities by promoting a healthy lifestyle

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Public health professionals use a variety of strategies to accomplish their work including:

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involves the national, state, or local levels that fulfill legal responsibilities to promote and protect the health of people

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Are clusters of occupations that are grouped because of shared skills.

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3 Different Pathways on Health Career

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pubhealth admin responsibilities

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they assessing the burden of disease,

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managing programs aimed at the prevention and control of health threat

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is best used in classical choreography unless it calls for social issues

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developing policies and practices to improve

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public health specialist

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Develop and conduct research to study patterns of disease and their treatments.

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They apply mathematics and statistics to compile, analyze and report health-related information

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They protect people from hazards in the environment such as: • Dust • Human Waste • Industrial Waste • Radioactive Materials • And Bacterial Contaminan

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Conduct Research And Work As Inspectors For Public Agencies And Industries

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- a collaborative art form that combines words, voice, movement, and visual elements to express meaning. T

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encompasses not only live improvised and scripted work but also dramatic forms such as film, television, and other electronic media

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is defined as a type of literary work that is designed for performance in a theater in front of an audience

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is composed of dialogue between various characters and divided into acts and scenes to increase the dramatic effect

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theatrical production that is characteristically sentimental and amusing in nature, with a simple but distinctive plot, and offering music, dancing, and dialogue

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is the first professional gospel theater group in Asia and in the Philippines

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. It was established in the late 1980s by Christian performers and theater professionals. Its artistic director is Audie Gemora.

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when was trumpets established

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who established trumpets

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artistic director of trumpets

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is known for wholesome family entertainment musicals such as “First Name,” “Fables and Parables,” “N.O.A.H.,” “The Lion, The Witch, and the Wardrobe,” “Joseph the Dreamer” and “The Little Mermaid.”

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The company is widely known for both its original musicals and for training many future stars in its yearly workshops called

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has received acceptance and recognition for its fine work by both the practitioners and audiences of the entertainment industry in the Philippines and the rest of Asia

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Actor, recording artist, dancer, and director

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• Known for his theatrical works and performances

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President of Trumpets for 30 years (1991-Present)

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• Alumni at De La Salle University.

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• Bachelor of Arts major in Communication Arts

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He starred in Films like Hari ng Tondo and Bliss

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after the successful staging of ---, the demand for more was so strong and in 1991, the Trumpets officially became incorporated because of the demands to see their production

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in ---, the Trumpets officially became incorporated because of the demands to see their production

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trumpets came back on the theater scene with --- after 3 year hiatus

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a brand-new musical about the magical adventures of two children and their quest for real happiness, adapted from the play

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the bluebird was adapted by "the blue bird" created by the belgian playwright

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The musical opened in (bluebird)

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Kids ages 4 to 12 will get to bring out their inner Tony-Award-Winners with Playshop’s trademark

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where they will learn the fundamentals of musical theater through song, dance, improvisation, and creative storytelling.

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Teenagers who want to take their performing techniques to another level can join

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The workshop cultivated many top Filipino artists along the years:

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show that gave birth to Trumpets.

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was written by director Freddie Santos

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musical that tells the story of a doubtful, religion-ignorant young boy named Eric who is taken by God on a virtual tour of the Bible through a personal computer

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an almost 33-year-old musical that was first staged by the first core group of Trumpets in 1988

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fist name, an almost 33-year-old musical that was first staged by the first core group of Trumpets in

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fist name The show's hit song --- is one of the musical's many highlights

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aims to teach the audience the valuable meaning of happiness

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the message is way beyond and above anything that money can buy, the artificial happiness of possession

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is about two poor children who embark on a magical adventure search of a mythical creature called -

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based on the play by belgian playwright Maurice maeterlink

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2013 trumpet's newest original filipino musical with book and lyrics by its director ang music by

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