Walk back in time with ‘mad artist’ Juan Luna

T no stopping the Phil - ñada, the genius behind it—from measuring up to it most recent accolade: Broadway World Philippines’ Best Theater Group.

- ing and acting himself including new male best actor award from - award for it is a non-mainstream theater organization.

To him, the label “mainstream company’s past and current productions. of work is almost unimpeachable. Just to name a few, “Katips Ang Mga Bagong Katipunero” won Aliw’s Best Musical for - way World awarded re - cal Production to “Joe, A Filipino Rock’sical” and to “Filipinas 1941.”

Another musical production, “Bonifacio Isang -

company claims that they as far as number of productions and audience reach are concerned. On - terfront Hotel Cebu, AFP Theater, and Tanghalang Pasigueño, just to name a few.

President Noynoy of the Ten Accomplished Youth Organizations at the Heroes Hall of Malacañang Palace. Then there were Dangal Ng Bansa by the Komisyon ng Wikang Filipino, and Ten Outstanding Manilans

Just recently, friends from the current magnum opus “Obra Ni Juan.” The musical tells one of Philippine history: that of re

Luna shot dead his wife and mother in-law out of jealousy. The highly temperamental brother of General Antonio Luna was, how- his return to the country, the artist died of heart attack.

Vince’s masterful libretto, story- telling, and direction, sparkling as it did with the music of the renowned Pifo Cifra, an award- winning musical director arguably best longest-running drama anthology “Maalaala Mo Kaya.”

More than the aesthetics and musical showed the desire for freedom and independence of the Juan Luna, Jose Rizal and Marcelo H. Del Pilar. It is indeed a walk of heroes in Madrid minus the

Finally, the musical also showed culture of the 1800s through the delusions of a mad artist amongst emerging Filipino heroes.