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TEN LITTLE INDIANS

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Of heels and heroes

By Jess Q. Cruz | August 20, 2001 - 12:00am

Two plays are currently on-stage that are as far apart in taste as English tea (without the cream and sugar) and Pinoy salabat. These are Repertory Philippines’ Ten Little Indians by Agatha Christie at the William...

Arts and Culture

Who will ‘Bibot’ murder today?

By George T. Ramos | August 20, 2001 - 12:00am

The scene is the Repertory Philippines rehearsal hall. It is a chilly, rectangular room with old costumes and props lining the sides like strange ghosts. On the floor, the deceitfully cozy sala set of Agatha Christie’s...

Arts and Culture