Intramuros Evenings returns with Serenata! Featuring top symphonic bands from Metro Manila and Cavite, enjoy a night of marches, symphonic works, film and pop hits, OPM classics, and a grand finale performance in the heart of Intramuros.
PPO’s 41st Season continues with Le Retour, a triumphant homecoming of world-class music.
Rosamund Pike stars in Suzie Miller’s ‘Inter Alia’, a fierce new drama of justice and ambition, while Sharon D Clarke, Ncuti Gatwa, and Hugh Skinner star in a riot of mistaken identities in Max Webster’s bold take on Wilde’s classic.
The 2024 Thirteen Artists Awards ceremony and exhibition opening will mark a significant moment in the Philippine art calendar. The event will celebrate the achievements of the thirteen awardees, acknowledging their contributions to the nation's artistic landscape. The ceremony will be followed by a vernissage, offering guests the opportunity to engage with the groundbreaking works […]
Cultural Cache Online (CCO) is a video series that aims to supplement existing research on Philippine art history by presenting an artwork's form, content, and significance, as shared by specially selected resource persons, as well as archival materials such as photos and videos related to the artwork’s context within the Cultural Center of the Philippines. […]
CINEMALAYA 21: LAYAG SA ALON, HANGIN, AT UNOS explores the depths of Philippine cinematic soul.
Renowned cellist Tomasz Strahl joins PPO for a night of virtuosity in ‘Concerto.’
Andrew Scott shines in Noël Coward’s Present Laughter, a witty tale of fame and chaos.
Rosamund Pike stars in Suzie Miller’s Inter Alia, a fierce new drama of justice and ambition.
Magic Maids interweaves ritual performance, pageantry and possession.
The third Intramuros Evenings features Poulenc’s Aubade with pianist Raul Sunico and La Voix Humaine starring Armela Fortuna. An evocative night of music and emotion in historic Intramuros.
Acclaimed British pianist Mark Bebbington returns for
another performance with the Philippine Philharmonic
Orchestra.
The CCP Kutitap is a multi-arts festival for indigenous children that celebrates Filipino creativity, identity, and tradition. Through workshops, storytelling, and performances, young participants from diverse cultural communities explore the richness of our heritage and the power of the arts in shaping the nation’s future.
