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Power Plays

By SUNDRY STROKES | March 29, 2003 - 12:00am

Rep scores again with Power Plays at the RCBC Theater under the direction of Baby Barredo. As the title implies, each comedy is basically a struggle for supremacy between the protagonists. Elaine May’s The...

Opinion

Games of guts, gall and gumption

By Jess Q. Cruz | March 24, 2003 - 12:00am

Man has marched a long way away from the cave and the muck. He has laid aside his penis sheath and has put on a pair of trousers. He has laid down his club and now wields only a ball pen. Civilization, it seems,...

Arts and Culture