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I first met the consummate actor Jake Macapagal in the food hall of the cast and crew of Miss Saigon in Stuttgart, Germany. China Cojuangco had a break during her Kamiseta shoot in Paris and we decided to visit Raul Mitra who was in the cast.

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What do you see? A sort of review of the play ‘Red’

By Bianca Locsin | February 16, 2014 - 12:00am

At the beginning of the play Red, Marcus Rothkowitz, better known to the world as Mark Rothko, asks the nervous young man who has just started working as his assistant, “What do you see?”

Sunday Lifestyle

Jake Macapagal likes books about acting

By Girlie Rodis | September 8, 2013 - 12:00am

I first met the consummate actor Jake Macapagal in the food hall of the cast and crew of Miss Saigon in Stuttgart, Germany. China Cojuangco had a break during her Kamiseta shoot in Paris and we decided to visit Raul...

Sunday Lifestyle

Oscars Academy honors Vanessa Redgrave in London

November 14, 2011 - 12:51pm

Vanessa Redgrave was hailed at a Hollywood film academy tribute Sunday, praised as an actress and an activist by A-list friends including Ralph Fiennes, Meryl Streep and James Earl Jones.

An Artist Journeys

By Bart Guingona of Actor’s Actors, Inc. | July 5, 2002 - 12:00am

I propose that artists are driven by two needs: the need to say something in order to make a difference, and the need to satisfy an appetite for adventure by constantly exploring uncharted seas of artistic expr...

Young Star