Greenfields,
Mandaluyong. – There are more things scarier than a ghost,
like the fear of falling for someone who wouldn't love you back, the fear of
being single for the rest of your life, or the fear of being cheated on; most
people would rather see a ghost than witness their partner flirting with
someone else. These are the fears that we encounter in our daily lives and
Ampalaya Monologues is back to remind us about them.
After successfully debuting in Alabang last August,
Ampalaya Monologues is back this October.
The event which features short monologues that are inspired by real love
stories and popular memes was a huge hit with its "hugotable" quotes, hilarious
punchlines and heartbreaking stories. Aside from all the original monologues
which include the crowd favorites "There’s a Basha in All of Us" and "Hanash ng
Soloista”, they've added a few new monologues that are especially written to
complement the event’s Halloween vibe.
Ampalaya Monologues also serves as a venue to showcase
different artists from the Southern Metro, headlining the event is the south
based theatre group TAP! (Theater in Alternative Platforms), it will be hosted
by Rene Cruz Jr. and also features Spoken Word Poetry courtesy of Juan Miguel
Severo, Zuee Herrera, Louise Meets and Abby Orbeta of Words Anonymous, Rommel
Pamaos of LAPIS ArtCom, and Jake Habitan of White Wall Poetry, with Live Arts
by Tyang and Quatro of Cavity Collective, and musical performances by Chasing
Deadlines and Suicidal Genius. The event will end with an open mic for anyone
who would like to pour their haunted heart out on stage.
Ampalaya Monologues is written by Mark Ghosn and is
produced by Black Table Productions. It will happen on October 25, 2015 at
Splice Resto Bar, Greenfields, Mandaluyong. The show starts at 4:00 PM.
Entrance is at Php 170 pesos only with 1 free drink.
For information, visit facebook.com/AmpalayaMonologues.
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