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Ballet Manila’s Mga Kuwento: A mesmerizing, dazzling feat

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Veering away from the standard, traditional classics, Ballet Manila staged three new tales of Lola Basyang, likewise based on Severino Reyes’ stories as published by Anvil and retold by Christine S. Belle...

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Two Christmas gifts from Ballet Manila

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When Ballet Manila presented early last December its classic production of The Nutcracker and its balletic version of Pinocchio, they were just too much for many seasoned ballet enthusiasts. Crammed into two weekends...

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