An opera based on Dr. Jose Rizal's famous novel that was composed by National Artist for music Felipe Padilla De Leon and was set to a libretto by National Artists for sculpture Guillermo Tolentino.

It is an art of dramatic stage performance that incorporates theatrical elements consisting of dramatic text, or libretto.

What auditorium did Noli Me Tangere: The opera made its premiere performance in 1957?

It is a three-act Filipino opera based on the tragic assassination of the Spanish governor in the Philippines.

What is the title of the song in La Loba Negra that is about a song by the Governor-General Bustamante to express his disappointment because he considered the gifts that were given to him in his welcome party as a sign of potential corruption?

It is a duet in Noli Me Tangere: The Opera by Auditor Torralba and Governor- General Bustamante to express their disapproval of the uncomforting situation happening to them.

This is the chorus part of the last scene of Noli Me Tangere: The Opera which speaks of a bright tomorrow of the country.

It is theatrical art with a formal technique called danse d’ecole.

Which historical period ballet can be traced from?

It is the Philippine adaptation of the Indian epic Ramayana or translated as King Rama.

While the dismayed governor exits the ballroom, Fray Totantes (a priest) enters the scene asserting the power of the church over the state and got the gifts intended for the governor.

It is a form of theatrical performance that is composed of a combination of songs, spoken dialogue, acting, and dancing.

It is also known as the book and it is the dialogue that the actors speak.

It is the person who creates the dance steps and manage the overall movement of the performance to match the director's vision.

The person who organizes all the elements in key players into his/her overall vision of the performance.

The person conducts the actors/actresses while singing as well as the instrumental is who play the musical score.

The person who plans and oversees the creation of the illusory world in which the production takes place.

It is a song in Andres Bonifacio musical play about a worker that is showing the hardships of life.

As song in the musical play of Andres Bonifacio that tells how much they are willing to sacrifice their life to the mother country.

She was hailed as the “Queen of Filipino Jazz".

It is a Filipino term which means an ability to imitate (by singing or playing an instrument) any tune easily by just hearing it and without even reading its notation.

Is written by a composer.

Are the words to the songs.

Chooses and oversees the creation of what the actors/actresses will wear

Set the mood of each scene and creates or sets the atmosphere and time of day

A ballad type of song that is about the Andres’ advice to his brother to come up with quality products (wooden clogs/bakya, slippers and canes) so they can sell more.

The Filipino version of Vaudeville; a type of entertainment featuring a mixture of specialty acts such as comedy, songs and dances

jazz singing with nonsense syllables

to cause someone to act in angry, harmful, or violent way

an actor/actress who plays the same role with somebody but alternately appear on different scheduled days of performances

an open public space where many local entertainments were held during the Spanish and American time in the Philippines

the first day of the performance, or the most important or best performance date

the crime of saying, writing, or doing something that encourage people to disobey their government

comic Spanish operetta

the practices and beliefs about luck, prophecy, and certain spiritual beings

the historical period of European history between 14th and 17th centuries when there was a new interest in science and in ancient art and literature