Catch the best Ampalaya Monologues of the year as they are restaged this May 4, as presented by Monologista Inc. and The PARC Foundation!

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Catch The Best of Ampalaya Monologues Year 3 at the Black Box Theater of The PARC Foundation
 Ampalaya Monologues fans will be able to witness and reminisce the fearless Camp Ampalaya performances, the relaxed feels of Bitt3rd, and liberating pieces of Ampalayain Ka. Favorite pieces from the Ampalaya Monologues book and spoken word poetry pieces will complete the night’s list of performances.
The lineup promises that this would be the best show of Ampalaya Monologues!
Monologista Inc. is the pioneer theater company in the Philippines that showcases the talents of monologists, spoken word artists, and other solo artists. It nurtures a community of performers where individuals can build up their skills and at the same time have a platform to entertain, educate, and empower audiences. For the past 12 months, Monologista Inc. has produced 8 successful shows and has been invited by different organizations such as CCP for their Pasinaya and Performatura in the Regions shows, NCCA, and LS 97.1 to appear in their radio shows. This May, they have partnered with The PARC Foundation for their season ender, The Best of Ampalaya Monologues Year 3.
The PARC Foundation - Where Filipino artists are enabled to succeed
Since it opened its doors last June 2016, The PARC Foundation has been home to various types of performances and events such as plays, art exhibits, improv workshops, dance classes, album launches, and even rope bondage workshops. This coming May 4, 2019, its most distinct space shall stage select monologues that were written by the bitter writer Mark Ghosn and spoken word pieces by Carlo Hornilla and Raymart Avellaneda.
The Black Box Theater at The PARC Foundation
From the top, clockwise: Janine Lloce, Mark Ghosn, Patty Arro, Abe herma, Jerome Dawis, Justinne Punsalang, Raffy Reyes, Carlo Hornilla
Leonardo da Vinci once said that “Normal people don’t see how beautiful the darkness is.” The 87.57 square meter Black Box Theater at The PARC is entirely elegantly black from the floor to the ceiling, to the walls. It is a beautiful space that inspires and elevates art. On the first Saturday of May, everyone shall appreciate the darkness as the Black Box Theater at The PARC is illuminated by the talents of Monologista Inc. artists. Experience an Ampalaya Monologues show like no other! Among the performers are Mark Ghosn, Carlo Hornilla, Jerome Dawis, Abe Herma, Patty Arro, and Justinne Punsalang, and crowd favorite Bes, Janine Lloce. Raffy Reyes, Denise Castillo, Michelle Sambajon, and Raymart Avellaneda will also bring on the feels!
Here's how to get to The PARC Foundation. Just enlarge the photo!
The PARC Foundation is located at 494 Lt. Artiaga, San Juan near Santolan Town Plaza and San Juan City Hall. The Best of Ampalaya Monologues 3 will start at 7:30 PM on May 4, 2019. Tickets are at P300 each. Message www.m.me/ampalayamonologues to purchase.

For more information, visit the Facebook Event Page at https://www.facebook.com/events/2297344180513083/

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