Filipino American Artists Network

Everybody knows it always rain in Seattle and that’s where the Starbucks was born. There’s really more to Seattle than that. Even spending only 3 days and 2 nights already imprinted a different kind of impression what the city is all about. Everytime I’m in a different town or city, I really want to do [...]

You know how it is when you’re in a long drive and your mind starts wandering, thinking….
Well, I was in a shopping escapade mid afternoon going to Cabazon which is about 2 hours from LA. Thanks to the Independence Day weekend, I can say the sale was really great but I abused my wallet again. [...]

I haven’t been to Seattle so I’m quite looking forward to it. I don’t feel the excitement yet–maybe because of the sleepless nights I’d been working on the backend of this website. But I’m already scouring the websites on stuff to do.
Since it’ll be my first time to visit the place, I’ll probably do [...]

I just edited my About page and made it more simple & I guess, clear??? LOL. So, below is the first version of my “About” page.
I believe that Filipinos are inherently talented. Whatever field it is, there’s a Filipino American who excels. Just look at Lea Salonga, Josie Cruz Natori, Jessica Hadegorn to name a [...]

I was celebrating my hubby’s birthday with my family earlier and my aunt told me she have a production/set design project for me. This would be a musical about the life of St. Lorenzo Ruiz. She already helped producing, directing & writing a mini-musical for the St. Lorenzo Church in Walnut a few years [...]

“East West Players’ current production of Stephen Schwartz’s “Pippin” in LA, Filipino-American actors Cesar Cipriano and Ryyn Chua, and musicians Marc Macalintal (also on keyboards in the live band) and Vince Reyes (guitar) shine.” That was from Inquirer mobile news.
Here’s an excerpt from Steven Stanley of stagescenela.com about the music:
“Musical accompaniment is provided by LinoType, [...]

I can’t wait to have this directory I’m organizing to be online! The thing is I just found out some glitches. Arrrggghhh! There’s a plugin that I found in Wordpress that I’m currently using, but guests could only see the rest of the directory if you’re logged in on my website. That just missed the [...]

‘Thumping Claw’ is sharp in spots
by Kathleen Foley

“The Thumping Claw,” a festival of one-acts by Asian American playwrights, returns to Actor’s Playpen in Hollywood for its second season. It’s a mixed bill, but its merits outweigh its disadvantages.
In the opening playlet, Carla Ching’s “Dissipating Heat,” the director is listed as “Anonymous,” but considering [...]