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‘Sayaw ng mga Ilaw’ takes award-winning story from page to stage
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A Filipino children’s story about family, loss and hope is making its way from the page to the stage, as “Sayaw ng mga Ilaw” opens at Tanghalang Ignacio Gimenez from September 18 to October 11. Based on Cheeno Marlo Sayuno’s award-winning short story, the Tanghalang Pilipino production follows young Laya, a girl who dreams of […]
- A Filipino children’s story about family, loss and hope is making its way from the page to the stage, as “Sayaw ng mga Ilaw” opens at Tanghalang Ignacio Gimenez from September 18 to October 11. Based on Cheeno Marlo Sayuno’s award-winning short story, the Tanghalang Pilipino p...
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- A Filipino children’s story about family, loss and hope is making its way from the page to the stage, as “Sayaw ng mga Ilaw” opens at Tanghalang Ignacio Gimenez from September 18 to October 11. Based on Cheeno Marlo Sayuno’s award-winning short story, the Tanghalang Pilipino production follows young Laya, a girl who dreams of […].
- A Filipino children’s story about family, loss and hope is making its way from the page to the stage, as “Sayaw ng mga Ilaw” opens at Tanghalang Ignacio Gimenez from September 18 to October 11. Based on Cheeno Marlo Sayuno’s award-winning short story, the Tanghalang Pilipino production follows young Laya, a girl who dreams of […] The post ‘Sayaw ng mga Ilaw’ takes award-winning story from page to stage appeared first on Interaksyon .
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