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“The National MILO® Marathon: 50th Anniversary ‘The Golden Run’” celebrates five decades of grassroots sports development and Filipino running culture. The nationwide series spans 15 races across the country, beginning on March 1 and concluding with the National Finals on Dec. 6 at Clark City, Pampanga.

The marathon’s multi‑city calendar includes races in Pasay City, Naga City, Sorsogon City, Davao City, General Santos City, Dipolog City, Cagayan de Oro City, Cebu City, Tagbilaran City, Dumaguete City, Bacolod City, Vermosa, Cavite, and Subic, Zambales. Each stop reflects the event’s mission to make competitive running accessible across regions while nurturing emerging talent.

Designed for runners of all levels, the MILO Marathon emphasizes discipline, determination, and community, offering participants the chance to challenge themselves while becoming part of a long‑standing national tradition. For many Filipino athletes, the series represents the starting line of a lifelong journey in sport.

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Dulaang UP opens its 49th Theatre Season with "Fiestas y Muertos," a bold reimagining of "Noli Me Tangere" directed by José Estrella. The production runs on Oct. 23-25, Nov. 6, 8, and 13-15, 2026, at 2 PM and 7 PM, at the IBG-KAL Theater, UP Diliman in Quezon City.

Based on the Filipino translation of José Rizal's novel by National Artist for Literature Virgilio S. Almario, the production explores the tensions between spectacle and suffering through two contrasting themes: the forced joy of public fiestas and the unsettling reality of death, decay, and oppression symbolized by the muertos. Estrella's staging reframes the events of Spanish-colonial San Diego as a ritualistic cycle in which lavish celebrations conceal poverty, corruption, and social inequality.

Rather than presenting the novel as a traditional period piece, "Fiestas y Muertos" examines how systems of power use spectacle to distract from deeper societal wounds. Through this lens, Rizal's enduring work takes on renewed urgency, inviting audiences to reflect on historical injustices that continue to resonate in contemporary society.

Presented by Dulaang Unibersidad ng Pilipinas, tickets are priced at P1,200 with free seating.

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Prepare for one spectacular theatrical disaster with "The Play That Goes Wrong" at The Theatre At Solaire in Parañaque City. The Olivier Award-winning comedy brings its hilarious mix of murder mystery and slapstick mayhem to the stage, combining the absurdity of Monty Python with the intrigue of Sherlock Holmes.

It is opening night of "The Murder at Haversham Manor," but just about everything that can possibly go wrong does. An unconscious leading lady, a corpse that cannot quite play dead, and performers stumbling over the set, props, and even their lines turn an attempted murder mystery into an increasingly chaotic comedy.

Performances run for two hours and 20 minutes, including an interval, with doors opening 30 minutes before each performance. Shows are scheduled at 1:30 PM, 3 PM, 6 PM, and 8 PM on select dates, giving audiences several opportunities to watch the carefully planned production hilariously fall apart before their eyes.

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Dreamers of all ages are invited to rediscover a timeless story of hope, forgiveness, and unwavering faith as Trumpets brings "Joseph The Dreamer" back to the stage. Catch the strictly limited run on Nov. 6-8, 13-15, and 20-22, 2026, at the Carlos P. Romulo Auditorium, RCBC Plaza, where the biblical story of Jacob’s favored son unfolds through vibrant songs, energetic dance numbers, and a moving script.

Sharing the colorful coat as Joseph are Jordan Andrews and Neo Rivera, who return to the role after previously appearing in the production. Award-winning actor Nonie Buencamino joins them as Jacob, while Iya Villanueva and Naya Ambi alternate as Asenath and the musical’s principal narrator. Lorenz Martinez takes on the role of Pharaoh, with Julia Serad playing Rachel and performing the ballad "He Opens A Window."

Follow Joseph from betrayal and slavery to an extraordinary journey shaped by resilience, wisdom, and trust in God’s greater plan. Reimagined for a new generation of theatergoers, "Joseph The Dreamer" continues its legacy with a story that encourages audiences to hold on to hope, even when the path ahead feels uncertain.

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