Thursday, June 30, 2016

Suicide Incorporated - A Play to Help Raise Mental Awareness


How can a theater company help raise mental health awareness by staging a play that tackles the theme of depression, suicidal tendencies and suicide itself ?????.

Catch Twin Bill Theater’s eye-opening production aimed to shed light and raise awareness on mental health issues to its audiences in “SUICIDE INCORPORATED”--- a 2010 tragicomedy by brilliant Off- Broadway playwright Andrew Hinderaker.

Imagine a world where a company that edits suicide notes exists. Now imagine being part of that company. SUICIDE INCORPORATED centers around a company that makes money by drafting suicide notes. The business is Hallmark gone Wall Street, turning a profit by bullishly pushing its clients to perform the unspeakable. The CEO speaks, in an advertiser’s tongue, about cornering the market by targeting those suicide victims least likely to leave notes: Men. It turns out all these men are emotional mice when it comes to discussing matters of the self.

SUICIDE INCORPORATED will be directed by Steven Conde. 

Six topnotch actors coming from different theater backgrounds have bonded together to essay the pivotal roles in this dark comedy exploring the perils of depression, coping with loss, guilt and redemption, 


HANS ECKSTEIN shall play the role of Jason, the newest hire of Legacy Letters, a company that prides itself in doing just that. He has an impressive back catalog of birthday cards 


JEREMY DOMINGO plays Scott, the CEO and owner of Legacy Letters.


BIBO REYES plays the role of Tommy, Jason's younger brother who, much like Jason, has some secrets of his own.



MAKO ALONSO and GEORGE SCHULZE shall alternately play the role of Norm, Jason's first client. 

CHINO VEGUILLAS shall play the role of Perry, Scott's ever loyal employee and the office kiss-ass.

Produced by Twin Bill Theater, the company aims to produce shows that explore and challenge issues faced by today’s society. As its first official play for their first season, the founders led by theater professionals Joseph and Francis Matheu also noted that their goals are also focused on stirring up the public’s interest to rediscover, love and preserve our historical, cultural and spiritual values through theater; and to make quality, thought-provoking productions more accessible to the non-theater going public. 

The artistic team of “Suicide Incoporated” are as follows: Steven Conde (Director), Ed Lacson (Set Design), Jay Pangilinan (Sound Design), and Joseph Matheu (Lighting Design).

The production team includes: Francis Matheu (Production Manager), Leoren Violan (Stage Manager and Graphic Design), Toots Tolentino (Publicity), Juliene Mendoza (Photography), and Kathleen Francisco (Marketing).

The playdates of “Suicide Incorporated” are as follows: 
JULY 15 – FRI – 8 PM
JULY 16 – SAT – 8 PM
JULY 17 – SUN – 3 PM
JULY 22 – FRI – 8 PM
JULY 23 – SAT – 8 PM
JULY 24 – SUN – 3 PM
JULY 29 - FRI --- 8 PM
JULY 30 – SAT --- 3 PM / 8 PM
JULY 31 - SUN --- 3 PM

Venue: The P.A.R.C (Performing Arts and Recreation Center) 494 Lt. Artiaga Street, San Juan
Advisory: Recommended for ages 15+ due to strong language, and sexual references.

Running time: 1 hour and 20 minutes with no intermission

Artist ? Doctor ? Engineer ? Businessman ? Lawyer ? Teacher ? Writer ? Man ? Woman ? Child ? Mother ? Father ? Grandparent ?
Mental health awareness is for everyone. It's time to talk about it And, it’s never too late to show you care
Now stop imagining and get your tickets at https://goo.gl/bwsLkF, 0927-460-4652, or 0916-775-9374

Suicide Incorporated is presented by special arrangement with Playscripts inc. (www.playscripts.com)

Visit here:: www.twinbilltheater.com
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Wednesday, June 29, 2016

Office Of The Future Is Now Introduced By Regus


 Even how we do business is changing along the continuous evolution of the workforce. To keep up with the pace, Regus is introducing out-of-the-box work stations custom fit to answer the needs of the young and millenial entrepreneurs.

Established in 1999, Regus Philippinesnow has offices in key cities such as Manila, Makati, Pasay, Pasig, Mandaluyong, Taguig, Muntinlupa, Quezon City, Clark and Cebu.

Monday, June 27, 2016

IsDa Revolution

On July 1, a bus full of artists & filmmakers will close the Puerto Princesa Underground River for three days. During those days, they will try to sell 3,600 passes to the river by driving from North to South of Mainland Palawan and continuously upload videos of performances at stopovers and collaborations with the locals on Instagram to encourage buyers and Palawenyos to join the #PositiveValues Instagram video contest that can make them win US$3600 worth of Palawan adventure or Php360,000 film grant.
With a purchase of US$30 or Php1500 and not going to the river, one not only becomes a lifetime member of www.Facebook.com/isDaRevolutionPhilippines and be eligible to participate in all future events and contests of the organization but will also be able to sponsor one Palawan artist to the organization. (US$10 or Php500 only for Palawan residents until July 3.)
This is the #LetTheRiverRest Int'l Film Festival & New Media Convergence 2016. A project on PerCent Integrated Marketing Communications through its IsDa Revolution (Indie Support and Development Advocacy) Project in cooperation with CasaNieves.tv, The Palawan Heritage Center, WhenInManila.com, Palawan Council for Sustainable Development & the Puerto Princesa Subterranean River & National Park.
This year’s proceeds will be used as seed money to build the FilipiNow Theater, a state-of-the-art theater by the Underground River that will exclusively screen content and exhibit works produced by the members of IsDa Revolution.

Sunday, June 26, 2016

The World Premieres Film Festival 2016

The Film Development Council Philippines in cooperation with theCinematheque Centre Manila proudly presents the third World Premieres Film Festival (WPFF) slated from June 29 up to July 10, 2016.
The WPFF celebrates the power and magic of film by showcasing the works of film directors from across the globe. Featuring a dazzling array of human narratives, cultural diversities, and social issues, the festival provides a unique opportunity for filmmakers to reach new audiences in the Philippines, and launch their international premieres in Asia’s rapidly growing film climate.
This year, over 60 international films will be shown at the Cinematheque Centre Manila, as well as partner venues: SM Megamall, SM North EDSA, Greenbelt 3, the Shang Cineplex, and Uptown Cinemas. Films will be shown at a festival price of P100 at all venues, unless indicated otherwise.

The Festival’s 12-day duration kicks off on June 29 – 3pm at the Cinematheque Centre Manila, with the Opening Film premiere of the newly restored classic, “Pagdating sa Dulo” by Ishmael Bernal. The film features the legendary actress Rita Gomez and Vic Vargas.

At 7 p.m., a variety of local and international performances will take place to give audiences a sneak peek into the films lined up for the WPFF’s newest edition.

Saturday, June 25, 2016

The World Premieres Film Festival All Set On June 29 - July10 !


The Film Development Council Philippines in cooperation with theCinematheque Centre Manila proudly presents the third World Premieres Film Festival (WPFF) slated from June 29 up to July 10, 2016.

The WPFF celebrates the power and magic of film by showcasing the works of film directors from across the globe. Featuring a dazzling array of human narratives, cultural diversities, and social issues, the festival provides a unique opportunity for filmmakers to reach new audiences in the Philippines, and launch their international premieres in Asia’s rapidly growing film climate.

This year, over 60 international films will be shown at the Cinematheque Centre Manila, as well as partner venues: SM Megamall, SM North EDSA, Greenbelt 3, the Shang Cineplex, and Uptown Cinemas. Films will be shown at a festival price of P100 at all venues, unless indicated otherwise. 

Tuesday, June 21, 2016

Shake it up with #NothingBut great taste!

Last May 21, Blogapalooza found the perfect chocolate milk concoction with Cocio.

Everyone loves the classic drink, but what makes Cocio so different? Read on to find out! 


Straightforward and honest, Cocio is all about reality. This cheeky chocolate milk drink was born in 1951 after creators Anker and Ella Pallesen decided that they would make the perfect cocoa drink

After much trial and error, they realized that they only needed three ingredients to achieve their goal: African cocoa, the best milk (sourced from Arla, of course), and high quality sugar. Even as the brand expanded to various other countries and many other variants were released, the simple recipe remains the same.


Known for its dry wit, Cocio isn’t afraid to underscore the fact that all it can guarantee you is an awesome drink. In fact, it says so with its tagline “Nothing but great taste”—a clear defiance of the trend of overpromising on the benefits a drink can give you. 

But Cocio also doesn’t position itself as better than anything else. Focusing only on giving a great and natural beverage, Cocio hit Asia for the first time last year in the Philippines and has since garnered countless fans with its Cocio Classicand Cocio Dark flavors.



s the second half of 2016 rolls in, Cocio promises their Filipino fans more exciting products and activities. Cocio will be releasing a brand new take on chocolate milk—the first of its kind in Asia


While going big with ingredients can sound interesting, Cocio use only a handful of natural ingredients without any artificial flavorings or extenders to prove that nutritious isn’t bland, and that less can truly mean more.

Sunday, June 19, 2016

NICK VUJICIC, @nickvujicic  best-selling author and world-renowned motivational speaker, is coming back to Manila on July 29, 2016 at the @thearanetacoliseum , with 2 shows to choose from!

LIMITLESS POSSIBILITIES
“REACH BEYOND YOUR GOAL”
July 29, 2016
Smart Araneta Coliseum

AFTERNOON EVENT - 2PM
VIP (Reserved Seating)  P 1350
PATRON (Reserved Seating)  P 1080
UPPER A (Reserved Seating) P  720
UPPER B (Free Seating)  P  540
GEN AD (Free Seating)  P  270