Said to be authored by Jose de la Cruz, known as Huseng Sisiw, it tells the story of Don Fernando and wife Donya Valeriana who rule the Kingdom of Berbanya. Their children are Pedro, Diego and ...

The one bird that lures them all, Ibong Adarna (Mathew Manalaysay, leftmost) with the princes of Berbanya (L-R) Don Juan (Noel Escondo), Don Diego (Arkin Da Silva) and Don Pedro (Roeder Camañag). A ...

Three brothers from the Kingdom of Berbania, Don Pedro, Don Diego and Don Juan set ... “Bringing life to Ibong Adarna on stage is always exciting for us. The Filipino folklore is filled with ...

Arron Villaflor (left) portrays the young Don Juan in Gantimpala Theater’s Ibong Adarna. He is joined by Don Pedro (Roeder Camañag, middle), and Don Diego (Arkin Da Silva, right). Ever since he was a ...

But first, the question: Why restore the old film called Ibong Adarna? In 1941 ... of the story of three sons—all princes. They are: Don Pedro, Don Diego and Don Juan. As happens in this ...

“Ibong Adarna” was among the must-read literary classics back in high school, and we’ve all had our fair share of opinions about the three princes of Albania—Don Pedro, Don Diego and Don ...

The eldest and heir to the throne is the pompous Prince Pedro; the second son is the dashing ... be healed by the song of the mythical bird, Adarna. Anyone wanting to capture the bird must travel ...

At its best, Ibong Adarna’s visual design is inspired...At its worst, its spectacles are stale and derivative,' writes movie reviewer Oggs Cruz Jun Urbano’s Ibong Adarna: The Pinoy Adventure ...

Generations of children all over the country will be familiar with the story of the Ibong ... Adarna. They are joined by Arion Sanchez, Jim Andrew Ferrer, Ade Valenzona as Prince Pedro, Vinni ...

After exploring the world of 'Engkantasia' Sydney based Filipina Australian author Kristyn Maslog-Levis re-imagines the classic tale of Ibong Adarna. A young rich girl with her sisters travel to ...

The mythical Ibong Adarna perched on her bare shoulder provided a colorful contrast to the look. “Pilipinas are you ready? … I won’t prolong your agony of waiting. I present to you my ...

“The goal is to get as many students as possible to watch it,” said actor-director Jun Urbano of his adaptation of “Ibong Adarna.” The 18th-century epic about a magical bird is required ...