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Teatro Pinas | 9 Works Theatrical proudly presents its next production: YEMAYA

  9 Works Theatrical returns to the stage with a bold and imaginative production, YEMAYA , a Filipino translation of Quiara AlegrĆ­a Hudes’ critically acclaimed play Yemaya’s Belly , set to run this June 2026 at The Black Box at The Proscenium Theater in Rockwell, Makati. After a series of blockbuster hits, the company shifts toward a more intimate and evocative theatrical experience, highlighting the raw storytelling power of live performance.  Translated by Eljay Castro Deldoc and directed by the esteemed Ed Lacson Jr. in his much-anticipated return, YEMAYA reintroduces Hudes’ lyrical and emotionally resonant writing to Filipino audiences through a culturally grounded lens. The play follows a young boy’s transformative journey across land and sea as he searches for identity, belonging, and purpose—turning a simple question of “what if” into a profound exploration of “what could be.”  By weaving together themes of resilience, hope, and self-discovery, the production crea...

The Vienna Boys Choir Returns to Manila After a Decade. Celebrating 80 Years of Austria-Philippines Friendship!

  After ten years, the world-renowned Vienna Boys Choir (Wiener SƤngerknaben) will return to Manila for a special concert on April 26 and 27, 2026, at 8:00 PM, in the Newport Performing Arts Theater. Celebrating the strong cultural ties between Austria and the Philippines, the concert will be held in anticipation of the 80th Anniversary of Diplomatic Relations between the two countries in 2026.   With a history spanning more than five centuries, the Vienna Boys Choir is regarded as one of the most distinguished choirs in the world. Known for their remarkable musicality, purity of tone, and rich tradition, the young singers perform a wide-ranging repertoire that includes classical masterpieces, sacred music, traditional Austrian works, and international favorites. The upcoming Manila concert will mark the choir’s long-awaited return to the Philippines since their last performance in the country a decade ago. The event promises an evening of exceptional music and cultural exchan...

Ely Buendia unveils new “light and optimistic” single “Ate”

Photo by Law Legendary frontman Ely Buendia is back on our playlists with new song “Ate” to be released March 26 under his own label, Offshore Music Philippines.  After a year of the release of his tumultuous solo album “Method Adaptor” (2025), which garnered a string of praise from critics and fans alike, noted by Rolling Stone PH as “ a sprawl of metaphors that thrive in paradoxes…”, and a continuously successful run of his intimate bar tour which shares the same name as the album, Buendia is far from taking a step back and is gearing up to expand his range and discography with solo single, “Ate”.  Official artwork for “Ate” “I wanted to change the atmosphere a bit,” says Buendia in an interview about his upcoming single, noting the contrasting nature of his previous sonic masterproject and the new single, he pinpoints his intentions for shortly following up his grittier and more serious album, Method Adaptor, with a more “light and optimistic" new track. The song carrie...

Ballet Philippines’ PAGLALAKBAY Explores Movement As Origin and Return

A choreography shaped by landscape, carried by memory, and anchored in one of the oldest human impulses: to move toward a horizon. The company’s new full-length work, PAGLALAKBAY: The Journey of the Sea People , premieres April 10–12, 2026 at The Theatre at Solaire, tracing the ancient Austronesian migration through a movement language that feels both precise and instinctive. Choreographer Mikhail Martynyuk turns to the terrain of Batanes as his guide. There, wind is constant, the ground is uneven, and the ocean draws clean, steady lines across the edge of the land. These elements find their way into the body. Weight dropped into the floor as if meeting resistance, torsos tipping forward with a sense of direction, arms shaped not for decoration but for purpose. The movement is classical in foundation but shaped by the environment that inspired it. The ballet’s emotional framework comes from librettist Sheree Chua, who brings the narrative to life through personal history. She speaks of...

P-Pop girl group VVINK explores the poetry of unspoken love in new single “Kailan Ka Aamin”

VVINK  has dropped “ Kailan Ka Aamin ,” which serves as the first pre-release single from their upcoming full-length debut album under  FlipMusic . Written by acclaimed Filipino songwriter  Nica del Rosario  and produced by  Julius James “Bojam” De Belen , the catchy pop ballad introduces a more intimate direction for VVINK in terms of musicality and songwriting. A tender, coming-of-age confession, “Kailan Ka Aamin” was inspired by the Thai Girls Love (GL) pair “ MilkLove ,” and the playful dynamic fans have associated with them. It’s a story many listeners will instantly recognize: two people who clearly feel the same way, yet neither has gathered the courage to say it out loud. Instead of the usual perspective of someone secretly admiring a crush, the song unfolds from the point of view of the one on the receiving end: someone who senses the same feelings but is growing impatient with the silence. Drawing from the Filipino experience of being a “yearner,” the ...

Malcolm Todd shares new single & video “Breathe”

  After a breakout 2025 that saw his first appearance on the Billboard Hot 100, hundreds of millions of streams across his self-titled album, and a sold-out international headline tour, Malcolm Todd kicks off 2026 with his new single “ Breathe .” Co-produced by Todd, the track arrives alongside an official music video directed by longtime collaborator Aidan Cullen and featuring choreography by Lexee Smith, signaling the start of a new chapter for the Los Angeles artist and performer. Photo credit: Aidan Cullen At 22, Todd has quickly emerged as one of alternative pop’s most compelling young artists, hailed by Rolling Stone as both a “knockout” and “a new kind of male pop star.” Released in 2025, his self-titled album Malcolm Todd has accumulated more than 600 million global streams since its release, propelled by the breakout single “ Chest Pain (I Love) ,” which earned Todd his first Billboard Hot 100 entry and has tallied over 350 million streams worldwide. The song’s reach ex...