talking Parts ep13: Christina Dy

Christina Dy talks about her new solo exhibit, “Clothes They Stood Up In,” as well as her life as a visual artist and production designer.

“Clothes They Stood Up In” runs until June 30 at The Crucible Gallery in SM Megamall A. For more information, call 635-6061. The “Soap Lands” exhibit at the Cultural Center of the Phils. opens July 25. And the exhibition of works for the 2008 Ateneo Art Awards will take place at the Grand Atrium of the EDSA Shangri-la Mall from August 1 -11. For commissions and other available works from CD, contact the Silverlens Gallery at 816-0044, or go to www.silverlensphoto.com.

Thanks to everyone who submitted Listener Questions! The interviews are even more fun with your participation. I hope to hear from even more of you out there. I will let you know if there is a Call for Questions through this blogspot and our Facebook group page.

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(Note: Photographs are care of CD. These were taken from previous collections.)

talking Parts ep6: "Salvador F. Bernal: Designing the Stage" / the cast of "Altar Boyz"

A special report by Amiel Mendoza features Brian Tenorio, Nicanor Tiongson & Salvador Bernal at the launch of "Salvador F. Bernal: Designing the Stage".

Then Reb Atadero, Red Concepcion, Chevy Mercado, PJ Valerio & Reuben Uy talk—and sing—about "Altar Boyz".

Catch “Altar Boyz” at Onstage Greenbelt. It runs til April 27, 2008; Fridays and Saturdays at 8PM, and Saturdays and Sundays at 3:30PM. For tickets, call 887-0710 or log on to www.repertory-philippines.com; or go to ticketworld.com.ph.

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Additional plugs:

For Christianity in film, go to the 1st Metro Manila Christian Film Festival, to be held at the Union Church of Manila in Legaspi Village, Makati on April 14-19. For more information, call 812-5609; or go to www.unionchurch.ph (click on Lending Library).

And if you want to brush up on your dramatic and hosting skills but don’t have a lot of time to spare, go to UPSTART—an exciting new learning experience being helmed by Gabe Mercado, Tommy Alvarado, Joel Trinidad & myself. We’re offering short courses in events, hosting & acting, and geek classes that tackle subjects like Monty Python and Lost. For more information, go to upstart08.multiply.com or email upstart08@gmail.com, or join our Facebook group.