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In a musical like Repertory Philippines’ The Wizard of Oz, director Baby Barredo makes full use of her mastery of stagecraft to put into harness a gifted cast of talents such that Cara Barredo who plays Dorothy, with all her girlish charm, can scarcely outshine the theatrical alchemy of Baby.  


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What does the deep midnight say?

I slept!

From the deepest dream I have awakened!

The world is deep!

And deeper than the day had thought!

Deep, deep, deep is its woe!

Ecstasy, deeper still than grief!

Woe cries: pass on!

But all ecstasy seeks eternity!

Seeks deep, deep eternity!


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AGNES GARCIA BARREDO

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The world is deep!

And deeper than the day had thought!

Deep, deep, deep is its woe!

Ecstasy, deeper still than grief!

Woe cries: pass on!

But all ecstasy seeks eternity!

Seeks deep, deep eternity!


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Artistic alchemy

By Jess Q. Cruz | December 20, 2004 - 12:00am

In a concert or theatrical presentation, one artist – much more likely than not – will shine with more brilliance than the others. Very rarely will they all perform equally well even in an ensemble. But...

Arts and Culture

A magisterial Mahler

By Jess Q. Cruz | April 28, 2003 - 12:00am

O Man! Take heed! What does the deep midnight say? I slept! From the deepest dream I have awakened! The world is deep! And deeper than the day had thought! Deep, deep, deep is its woe! Ecstasy, deeper still...

Arts and Culture