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STAGES presents Christian
Bautista…Heartfelt at Music Museum,
Nov. 11 and 12, 2005 |
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Christian Bautista’s most
awaited thanksgiving concert billed as Christian
Bautista… Heartfelt, produced
by STAGES, at the Music Museum on November 11 and 12,
marks the return of the young singing sensation to the local
concert stage after appearing in sold-o ut concerts in the
US, and in Indonesian Idol, a franchise of the
exceedingly popular international singing talent search,
and as the character ‘Lorenzo’ in ABS-
CBN’s hit teleserye Kampanerang Kuba.
Bautista currently holds a Triple Platinum award for his
repackaged debut album The Way You Look At Me,a
Double Platinum award for Colour Everywhere premium
CD, a Double Platinum award for his debut album The
Way You Look At Me,a Platinum Award for Star In A Million
CD, a Best Male Concert Performer award in Aliw Awards 2005,
and Best Male Performer award in MTV Pilipinas 2005.
Christian Bautista…Heartfelt, the forthcoming
two-night concert in Music Museum, is the singing heartthrob’s
personal means to convey his heartfelt thanks to his countless
fans and friends in Manila for all the support they have
unselfishly given to him in his first three years as a multi-media
artist across a diverse career in music recording, television
hosting and acting, and live entertainment. |
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‘St.
Louis Loves Dem Filipinos”: Bigger, Better at the
AFP Theater in November |
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The hit Filipino musical ‘St.
Louis Loves Dem Filipinos’ goes mainstream
at the Teatro Aguinaldo Theater on November 18, 19, 20, 24,
25 and 26.
A Filipino musical partly in English, 'St. Louis’'
story and music was so moving that it continued to play
to packed houses in UP Diliman during its first run last
July and August. Critics were unanimous in describing it
as a moving and powerful production that spoke to Filipinos
of all generations, as it dealt with the St. Louis World
Exposition of 1904, where tribal Filipinos were sent to
Missouri as live exhibits.
Miguel Castro and Arnold Reyes will still alternate as
Bulan, the Bagobo chieftain who went to the St. Louis World’s
Exposition in 1904.
The libretto is written by Floy Quintos, music composed
by Antonio Africa, and production is directed by Alex Cortez.
The songs will now be sung to the live accompaniment of
the UST Symphony Orchestra.
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| "For more
info about these two events, please contact Oliver Oliveros
at 8181111 loc. 218 and Mobile no. +639287725254 |
