Artistang Artlets stages ‘APLAYA’ for 43rd Juniors’ Theater Literacy Production

Photo from Artistang Artlets

Of sparking stories and amplifying emotions onstage.

Artistang Artlets, the official theater guild of the Faculty of Arts and Letters, presented their production for the 43rd Juniors’ Theater Literacy Program titled ‘APLAYA’ on Saturday, April 13, at the St. Raymund de Penafort building.

Directed by CASAn Junior Mari Ymanuel O. Roxas, the play encompasses a dressmaker named Ayla who fosters an unexpected connection with neighbors Marnie, Jordan, and Alon, a sari-sari store owner, exploring themes of finding comfort in seeking aid in times of need.
Despite weaving stories and moving themes, these plays also explore theatre elements and technicalities for the audiences to immerse in. 

Photo from Quiana Alexi Parfan

The AA-led prod went on for four shows from 1 to 4 P.M., where the first and third displays were starred by Kent Jorryn Erasga as Alon, Claire Maquiller as Ayla, Oliver Claudio II as Jordan, and Jessie Angellie Rivera as Marnie. 

On the other hand, the second and fourth shows that day consists of Jossel Leo as Alon, Quiana Alexi Parfan as Ayla, Arjay Magbanua as Jordan, and Florence Solomon as Marnie. 
APLAYA was written by Romayne M. Humiwat and managed by Azrah Louise C. Halili.

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