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The Angelo
King Center for Performing Arts in DLSZ boasts of a P150 million theater
known as Sylvia P. Lina, equipped with state-of-the-arts lights and
sounds facilities imported form Germany. Inaugurated last November 2000,
the theater has a seating capacity of 1,052 with balcony and orchestra,
spacious lobby (2 floors), orchestra pit, 4 air-conditioned dressing
rooms, costume cabinets, spacious docking area, 16 fly battens, 2
motorized curtain systems (vertical and horizontal) and well-maintained
comfort rooms. This is the only theater of its kind in a high school
campus, and the only one at that in this part of Metro Manila. The
theater and its facilities are open for lease to non-DLSZ constituents.
For more information, call 560-0851 (telefax), 842-1819 loc.
1310, 809-1869 and look for Mike Chavez or Bely Ygot.
Museo De La Salle (DLS - Dasmarinas)
Museo De La Salle is a
lifestyle museum dedicated to the preservation of certain aspects and
material culture of the 19th century Philippine ilustrado lifestyle. The
Museo has been realized to encourage its own use in cross disciplinary
learning and growth in an academic environment, and to provide a living
space illustrating Philippine culture that is linked to its immediate
community, and that reaches out to the outside.
Inaugurated on March 25, 2000,the Museo De La Salle was established by
the De La Salle University System in October 1996. It was envisioned and
conceptualized by Br. Andrew Gonzalez FSC, DLSU alumnus Jose Ma.
Ricardo A. Panlilio, and continued by Br. Rolando Dizon FSC, Dr.
Herminia D. Torres, and Ms. Teresita B. Farrell. |
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Museo De La Salle is a lifestyle museum dedicated to the
preservation of certain aspects and material culture of the 19th century
Philippine ilustrado lifestyle. The Museo has been realized to
encourage its own use in cross disciplinary learning and growth in an
academic environment, and to provide a living space illustrating
Philippine culture that is linked to its immediate community, and that
reaches out to the outside.
Inaugurated on March 25,
2000,the Museo De La Salle was established by the De La Salle University
System in October 1996. It was envisioned and conceptualized by Br.
Andrew Gonzalez FSC, DLSU alumnus Jose Ma. Ricardo A. Panlilio, and
continued by Br. Rolando Dizon FSC, Dr. Herminia D. Torres, and Ms.
Teresita B. Farrell. |
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comprises antique family heirlooms such as furniture, decorative
objects, fine and applied arts displayed in faithfully recreated rooms,
donated by or on long-term loan from collectors. Among the donors and
lenders are Mr. Jose Ma. Ricardo A. Panlilio, scion of the Santos-Joven
Panlilio family of Bacolor, Pampanga; Br. Andrew Gonzalez FSC, of the
Arnedo-Gonzalez family of Sulipan Apalit, Pampanga; Ms. Marie Theresa
Lammoglia-Virata, Ms. Victorina Viscarra Amalingan, the DM Guevarra
Collection, and former National Commission for Culture and the Arts
Chairman Jaime C. Laya.
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