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Repertory Philippines stages Mulan Jr.

Aug 5, 2008 by FN's Shar Bareng

mulanjr.jpgThe Disney animated film Mulan, based on a real-life Chinese legend about a brave young girl who joined the war against invaders, is making its stage debut in the Philippines courtesy of Repertory Philippines.

Now with the title Mulan Jr., the play is based on the Disney film and features the same songs, including "Reflections," which was sung by Repertory alumna Lea Salonga, who provided the singing voice of Mulan in the Disney version. This production of Rep's children's theater features the company's most seasoned and accomplished actors such as Cris Villonco, Cara Barredo, and Caisa Borromeo alternating in the role of Mulan; PJ Valerio, Reuben Uy, and Felix Rivera alternating in the role of Chang; and Red Concepcion, Robbie Guevarra, Rem Zamora, and Chevy Mercado alternating in the role of Mushu, Mulan's dragon wannabe sidekick.

Mulan Jr. tells the story of a young Chinese woman who joins the Chinese army to save her ailing father from being drafted. With courage, intelligence, and determination, Mulan proves that a girl can bring honor to her family as well as any man can.

Mulan Jr. opens on August 9 at the Onstage Theater in Greenbelt One and will run until December 18. For ticket inquiries, please call Ticketworld at 891-9999.

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