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More than once on this island

By Edna Vida-Froilan | May 23, 2005 - 12:00am

Press nights imply horrific critics and reviews. It comes right before opening night, which is fierce enough, and when the artists are barely prepared, confident or secure in their roles. They perform during a dress/tech...

Arts and Culture

Once upon a time

By Patricia Chanco Evangelista | May 20, 2005 - 12:00am

I came to watch a fairy tale. Once on This Island, I was told, is an adaptation of The Little Mermaid. As I’m one of the thousands of little girls who warbled Disney’s Part of this World in swimming pools...

Young Star