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DIRECTOR'S NOTES: 31st Season
The last 3 months have been bumpy rides
over dusty highways, on undulating sea crests and air packets. After
weeks living in dorms, hotels, and bus stations, IPAG ends its 31st Season
welcoming a respite from our suitcase-lives before the next grueling
season that starts after the summer.
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LATEST REVIEWS
“…
kagiliw-giliw ang mga eksena …”
BIENVENIDO LUMBERA, Ph.D, National Artist for Literature
“The show dazzled the audience …” CHRISTINE GODINEZ-ORTEGA,
Poet and Critic, The Philippine Daily Inquirer [full
review]
“… gintong klasika na kontemporaryong sagot ng Lanao kay Homer.”
BAYANI SANTOS, JR., Journalist, MLQU Professor and Tanglaw
spokesperson
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Fantastic!!! … certainly another feather to the IPAG cap and another
innovative contribution to Mindanawon dramaturgy! …” BRO. KARL
GASPAR, Pioneer Mindanao Dramaturg, Cultural Worker, and Artist |
 
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BRAVO! 31st Season
Sixty
thousand audiences, including two large-crowd advocacies, witnessed the 60-plus
performances nationwide of the MSU-IIT Integrated Performing Arts Guild.
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Poetry
re-formed, poetry performed
Sitting through an
hour-and-a-half of poetry, young audiences filled the theatre of the 11-run show
Tula Tugma sa Sayaw at Dula wide-eyed at the spectacle impressing the
theatre makers that the poems were indeed appreciated.
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Groundwork for Cultural Institute
IPAG shared its pedagogies in the study and instruction of the transcreation of
indigenous creative materials, the transformation of poetry, choreography, and
playwriting in various forums nationwide this season. The efforts jumpstart the
establishment of the future Institute of Cultural Resource Development and
Management (I-CRMD) that shall be based in the MSU-IIT initiated by the IPAG.
The Institute plans to provide the culture and art needs of the
southern Philippines in instruction, production, and management, among others.
Phase 1 of the program commences in April when a comprehensive needs survey
shall be undertaken, with the purview of planning short term, and eventually
degree, courses in the various art fields.
Initiating is Steven P.C. Fernandez, DFA, whose concept is
funded by the National Commission for Culture and the Arts (NCCA). The MSU-IIT
is the Institute’s main partner.
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check out the
IPAG Newsletter
in pdf format, March 2009 issue
CONGRATULATIONS
to our graduates! Lyn Corazon B. Ilustico (BEEd. English, Institute and College
Performing Arts Awardee), Crisanto P. Encarnado (BSIEd., Industrial Education)
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IPAG has performed in over 100
cities around the world, in the USA, Hawaii, Monaco, France, Belgium, Spain, Portugal, the
Netherlands, Austria, United Kingdom, Japan, Singapore, Taiwan, South Korea, .
It won the Grand Prize in the Concourse de
Chanson Internationaux
and was most awarded group of the 13th International Folklore Festival in
Port Sur Saone, France.
It performed for the Philippine Centennial Celebrations in
Hawaii and in 6 other States in the U.S. Mainland. It represented the country in
the 9th Taipei Arts Festival in October 2007. |
photo credits: Arvin
Solis | Saki Binudin | IPAG | Robert Booc
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Taiwan | Ronald Salazar | Steven Fernandez | iconjen
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