IPAG Celebrates Arts Month

INTEGRATED PERFORMING ARTS GUILD (IPAG) is one with the country as it celebrates February ARTS MONTH

EVENTS
13 (Sat)10:00 am.
BOOK LAUNCH
Performance Level, Directing on the Fringes, and Representation, Meaning, and Identity by STEVEN P.C. FERNANDEZ, DFA

Over four decades of the production of performance have derived a method. Playwright-dramaturg Steven P.C. Fernandez has collated the expressions in theater, ritual, cultural enactments, and other social events in three significant books that collate the Three Ps (3Ps) of performance: Pedagogy, Praxis, and Production. These pioneering works illustrate Aesthetics evolved from the blend of Culture and Performance. These works collate the process of how performance operates and how practitioners may adapt these. Chronicled are significant productions and performance events that Fernandez and IPAG have produced, researched on, and facilitated. These works have shaped a characteristic Aesthetics framed by the principles of Transcreation and Distillation, creative processes that have made a deep impact in Philippine dramaturgy.

Announcements: the introduction Pang-Alay of the IPAG Magazine
tentative launch: April 2021 (Literature Month)

the training-teaching videos of its practice towards the establish of a Performance Academy

the continuing production of tranSCRIPT, the national dramaturgy and playwriting workshop of New Modalities, July 2021

3:00 pm.
DIRECTING ON THE FRINGES: The IPAG Story
Documentary chronicling the growth of the most-travelled Philippine performing company from its beginnings in 1978. This full-feature AV narrates the timeline of the IPAG success from its simple homegrown origins to its significant position in Philippine performance practice and production after 43 years.

Script, Direction, and Music: STEVEN P.C. FERNANDEZ
Videography: BRYAN LINDIO

Premiere: EA
The IPAG Music Video explores music and movements distilled from indigenous expressions innovated to present new meanings mirroring our present settings. Eä is derived from J.R.R. Tolkien’s legendarium, as a realization of the vision of the Ainur which literally means “be” or “exist”.

Music: MESHAQ DANGEL Choreography: Juliet Celeste-Malit, as recreated by KENN ERWIN VELASQUEZ and the IPAG Creative Collective

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