PAGPUPUGAY: A Tribute to National Artist Rolando S. Tinio

PAGPUPUGAY: A Tribute to National Artist Rolando S. Tinio
Interview with: Prof. Emeritus Antonio O. Mabesa, Dr. Soledad S. Reyes, Dr. Ricardo G. Abad
Reading excerpt from: Ang Trahedya ni Hamlet, Prinsipe ng Dinamarka
Pagpupugay Video Team
Project Directors: Dr. J. Neil C. Garcia, Prof. Gerry T. Los Baños
Project Officer: Olive Nieto
Researcher: Opaline Santos
Animation/Video Editor: Alden Acosta
Event logo: Maan Simbajon
UPP Marketing
Marketing Head: Ms. Anna Jhorie Arciga
Team: Tina Gasmen, Alma Ragma, Allan Luangco, Carl Aquino, Romeo Mar Ragma
Event Description
Since it was founded in 1965, UP Press has published works by no less than thirteen authors who have been named National Artists of the Philippines. As the culminating activity of its year-long Golden Anniversary celebration, UP Press in partnership with the College of Arts and Letters UP Diliman would now like to honor the five who are living as well as the eight who have passed on with an exhibit of posters and short video presentations about their life and works at the Gallery 1, Faculty Center on February 1-5, 2016; and a re-launching of their UP Press titles, and an afternoon of special tributes from colleagues and friends entitled “PAGPUPUGAY: A Tribute to the National Artists of the UP Press” on February 5, 2016 at the Claro M. Recto Hall, Bulwagang Rizal.
The thirteen National Artists are: Amado V. Hernandez (Literature, 1973), Leonor Orosa-Goquingco (Dance, 1976), Francisco Arcellana (Literature, 1990), Edith L. Tiempo (Literature, 1999), Nestor Vicente Madali (NVM) Gonzalez (Literature, 1997), Rolando S. Tinio (Theatre, 1997), Jose M. Maceda (Music, 1997), Francisco Sionil Jose (Literature, 2001), Virgilio S. Almario (Literature, 2003), Bienvenido L. Lumbera (Literature, 2006), Lazaro A. Francisco (Literature, 2009), Ramon P. Santos (Music, 2014), and Cirilo F. Bautista (Literature, 2014).

[@manuelbalanechannel5415]

I had the honor and privilege to be a part of his productions at the Little Theater of the Cultural Center of the Philippines.

[@ZeriousErnand]

Good story and study about that topic that was awesome history of his but sadly he died

[@alleriekaye6791]

what was d music used po??

[@ulebnieto]

Original music was created by Rigil Borromeo for the UP Press