TWO WEEKENDS LEFT FOR EJ: ANG PINAGDAANANG BUHAY NINA EVELIO JAVIER AT EDGAR JOPSON


I have not been able to update this blog as often as I wanted to during the last month, particularly because of Tanghalang Pilipino's production that completes its 21st Theater Season. EJ: ANG PINAGDAANANG BUHAY NINA EVELIO JAVIER AT EDGAR JOPSON is new work, one that is not without its share of harrrowing moments leading to opening night. The play still has two more weekends to go, but if you're one of those who would rather wait until the last minute to view it, be warned that typically, performances this weekend and the next have limited tickets left.

Why not catch it this weekend? The Dawn and Jett Pangan will be playing.

See you all at the theater!




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Jenny Jamora said…
Hi sir!

Thanks for dropping by Talking Parts. Make sure to check out ep 5 with Francis Reyes. He talks a lot about EJ there. I hope you can guest in the future? :)


Jenny Jamora
May 17, 2008 at 1:13 AM
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