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[Summary] => Monique Wilson is back in the country to celebrate V-Day anew with the benefit performance of the award-winning play The Vagina Monologues, under her New Voice Company, on March 31, 8 p.m. at the Music Museum.
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[Title] => Monique: The Philippines can be the Broadway of Asia
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"Sometimes I ask myself why I’m doing this," Monique Wilson wonders aloud. She is referring to her long-running job of putting up shows year in and year out for her New Voice Company (NVC).
The returns in Manila are break even, she reports, even if they’ve had a full house for the night. Government support is nil. And it’s such a hassle looking for sponsors especially in these hard times.
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The theater has, in many ways, been home for Monique Wilson for the last 25 years. She began performing at nine; today at 34 she’s still performing–and doing so much more besides, all having to do with theater.
Rehearsals for the upcoming musicale CABARET are rigorous; this version is said to be darker, more disturbing. But the challenge suits Monique just fine; stretching the boundaries of Philippine theater is something she’s thrilled to be doing.
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The returns in Manila are break even, she reports, even if they’ve had a full house for the night. Government support is nil. And it’s such a hassle looking for sponsors especially in these hard times.
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Rehearsals for the upcoming musicale CABARET are rigorous; this version is said to be darker, more disturbing. But the challenge suits Monique just fine; stretching the boundaries of Philippine theater is something she’s thrilled to be doing.
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