History of Drama

History of Drama Spanish Period 1. Teabag  “to excavate”. St. Helena’s chase for cross 2. Lagaylay – Pilarenos of Sorsogon get calm during Maytime 3. Cenacle – passion, and afterlife of Christ a. Canada – chanted like pasion b. Hablada – a adroit admeasurement of words in a advised manner 4. Panunuluyan – Mary & Joseph analytic for ambush afore Christ’s bearing - presented afore 12mn on Christmas eve 5. Salubong – during the easter (Mary meets risen Christ) 6. Carillo (shadow play) – a anatomy of ball performed during a moonless night or a aphotic night afterwards a harvest 7. Zarzuela – 1st Philippine drama. Agreeable ball or melodrama. Has 3 acts of man’s affection & affect (love, hate, revenge, cruelty, avidity or social/political problems) 8. Senate – abbreviate agreeable ball (18th century) - abstract comedies performed by characters from lower-class ancestors (Indio) - theme: taken from accustomed activity scenarios American Period Severino Reyes – ancestor of Tagalog ball - Walang Sugat Aurelio Tolentino – a Kapampangan dramatist Luang Tagalog = masterpiece Kahapon, Ngayon, at Bukas = resulted in his incarceration Hermogenes Ilagan – from Central Luzon - he founded the accumulation Campana Ilagan Severino Reyes and Hermogenes Ilagan started the movement adjoin the moro-moro (play adjoin Muslims) Japanese Period Characterized by date shows because cine houses were closed Organization of Filipino players (Dramatic Filipinos)  Jose Ma. Hernandez – Panday Pira  Francisco Soc Rodrigo – Sa Pula so Puti  Clodualdo del Mundo – Bulaga  Julian Cruz Balmaceda Sino ba Kayo? Dahil sa Anak Gigante ng Patay Period of New Society (Modern) animating old plays/dramas 1977 – Tales of Manuvu (a new appearance of bedrock of the carol opera) - Performed by Celeste Legaspi, Lea Navarro, Hadji Alejandro, Boy Canara, Anthony Castello & Rey Dizon - choreographed by Attic Reyes Singing Embayoka (CCP) – from Mindanao State University. Development of play PETA (Philippine Educational Theater Association) – Cecille Guidote & Lino Brocka Repertory Philippines – Rebecca Godines & Zenaida Amador UP Repertory – Behn Cervantes Teatro Filipino – Rolando Tinio