Things you need to know regarding Changing Partners' rerun - DO NOT MISS THIS

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1. Schedule

This is a very limited run so make sure that you get your tickets literally as soon as possible. Here's the schedule:

May 11 8:30 pm
May 12 3:00 and 7:00 pm* 
May 13 3:00 and 8:00 pm 
May 19 3:00 and 8:00 pm 
May 20 3:00 and 8:00 pm 

Ticket prices for all shows except May 12 (7:00 pm) are Php1200 (VIP), Php1000 (Orchestra Center), Php800 (Orchestra Sides), Php1000 (Balcony Center), and Php500 (Balcony Sides). 

*The May 12 (7:00 pm) show is sponsored by the UPCM Class of 1998 as a fundraiser for the benefit of the National Children’s Hospital Pediatric Surgical and Cancer patients. Ticket prices are Php1500 (VIP), Php1300 (Orchestra Center), Php1000 (Orchestra Sides), Php1200 (Balcony Center), and Php800 (Balcony Sides). 

You can book your tickets through Ticketworld (http://bit.ly/CPticketworld). You may also call or text (0945 499 1008) or send a message to the PETA Theater Center Facebook page (https://www.facebook.com/PETATheaterCenter/) for inquiries and reservations.

 2. This is Agot's last time as Alex
After the successful first run and the movie, Agot has decided that this rerun will be her last time to play the older Alex in the musical. I have learned to love Agot as the female Alex that I couldn't, or maybe it's wouldn't want, to imagine anyone else for the role. I've asked several times and she said that it really is her last. If you want to see why I love seeing her as Alex, you've got to catch a performance this May. Here's also our interview with Jojit and Alex during the press junket:




3. Anna considers Changing Partners as a break

We have seen Anna Luna in different roles throughout the years but it is here where she shines the best in my opinion. I've seen the first run and the movie and the material simply shows how great of an actress she is. Yes, you have to see her live! She confesses that this role has opened up still more opportunities for her career. Watch our chat with Anna Luna here:




4. Jojit and Sandino continue to prove that they are great actors
This needs no explanation, right? If you don't know why, go and get tickets!

5. There's no way for you to prepare for this musical!

With our quick talk with Vincent A. de Jesus and Rem Zamora, we concluded that you shouldn't prepare for this. You simply just have to take everything in. With a shot of vodka, maybe.




6. You could say that this as a more vivd production.
The stage is bigger, the set is grander, and the music has an added layer. Cellist Poch Gutierrez adds more emotions to every performance. Oo, mas masakit. Pero iyon naman ang gusto natin, 'di ba?

7. Opening night was packed!

Yes, ayan, bold, underlined, italicized. GO GET YOUR TICKETS NOW! Mahirap ito palampasin! Mas masakit kapag hindi mo mapanood, pangako!

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