David Henry Hwang

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                    [Title] => David Hwang gives R.S. a ‘perfect 10’
                    [Summary] => On the same night he arrived in Manila last Thursday, flying more than 15,000 miles from New York where he is based with his wife and their two children, M. Butterfly author David Henry Hwang was seated beside Jhett Tolentino at the Maybank Performing Arts Theater in BGC (Bonifacio Global City) watching yet another staging of the 30-year-old musical that has won him a Tony Award for Best Play.
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                    [Title] => M. Butterfly author talks about his Phl ties
                    [Summary] => Did you know that David Henry Hwang, author of the play M. Butterfly, has deep Philippine connection?
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                    [Title] => Korean teen star in The Maze Runner
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Korean teen actor Ki Hong Lee has obviously set a firm pace to stardom starring opposite Dylan O’Brien in the upcoming book adaptation of The Maze Runner.

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                    [Title] => Tarzan swings as a musical
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Admittedly, it is not easy bringing the diverse inhabitants of the African jungle to the stage. All that Tarzan, The Stage Musical offers are a tribe of apes, a leopard and a giant spider.

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David Hwang gives R.S. a ‘perfect 10’

By Ricky Lo | October 1, 2018 - 12:00am

On the same night he arrived in Manila last Thursday, flying more than 15,000 miles from New York where he is based with his...

Entertainment

M. Butterfly author talks about his Phl ties

By Ricky Lo | September 10, 2018 - 12:00am

Did you know that David Henry Hwang, author of the play M. Butterfly, has deep Philippine connection?

Entertainment

Korean teen star in The Maze Runner

September 2, 2014 - 12:00am

Korean teen actor Ki Hong Lee has obviously set a firm pace to stardom starring opposite Dylan O’Brien in the upcoming book adaptation of The Maze Runner.

Entertainment

Tarzan swings as a musical

By Baby A. Gil | June 19, 2013 - 12:00am

Admittedly, it is not easy bringing the diverse inhabitants of the African jungle to the stage. All that Tarzan, The Stage Musical offers are a tribe of apes, a leopard and a giant spider.

Entertainment