The Philippines’ first full-length opera, Noli Me Tangere, The Opera, which premiered at the Far Eastern University (FEU) in 1957 and made its Cultural Center of the Philippines (CCP) debut in 1974, ...
MICHAEL Dadap,musical director of “Noli” in NY; Loida Nicolas Lewis, producer; Bayani de Leon, son of composer Felipe de Leon “Noli Me Tangere: The Opera,” a landmark adaptation of the Jose Rizal ...
Manila, Philippines--In its 50th anniversary, the Cultural Center of the Philippines (CCP) and J&S Productions Inc. are thrilled to welcome new cast additions to the smash-hit NOLI ME TANGERE, THE ...
MOST FILIPINOS will recognize the Latin phrase “Noli me tangere” as the title of Jose Rizal’s first novel, rather than as a biblical line from the gospel of St. John (20:17). In English, it is usually ...
Jose Rizal's Noli Me Tangere is a thing of contradictions. While it helped catapult Rizal into the consciousness of Filipinos a century ago, it also landed him a special spot in the minds of our ...
THERE are at least four major translations of Jose Rizal’s masterwork, “Noli Me Tángere.” The first was by the American Charles Derbyshire, published in 1905, titled “The Social Cancer.” It’s now in ...
Like classical music and ballet, it was the product of a bygone age. Crafted for the eyes, ears, and tastes of a European aristocracy that has since been guillotined or dethroned, it wasn’t meant for ...
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Italian edition of Rizal’s Noli, Nick Joaquin’s Tropical Gothic launched
The Philippine embassy in Rome has launched the Italian editions of José Rizal’s Noli Me Tangere and Nick Joaquin’s Tropical ...
Dr. Jose Rizal’s 18th-century oeuvre is having a resurgence thanks to an adaptation by a local TV station, a historical portal fantasy series called “Maria Clara at Ibarra.” And while adapting ...
This is a reaction to the article “Rediscovering the ‘Noli’” (6/29/19) in which columnist Nenita Sta. Roman Cruz stated that the recent “Noli Me Tangere” opera at the CCP “succeeded in introducing ...
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Rizal’s ‘Noli Me Tangere’ gets Arabic translation
Jose Rizal’s most famous novel can now be read in Arabic—potentially drawing a new crowd of international readers while ...
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