The Philippines is veryย rich inย culture and we all know that Filipinos are great performers too. Sometimes what we just need is a stage to bridge these two and that is just what the Cebu Dream Show brings you.
Here are 5 things that I believe you will love about this Show.
1. It’s the newestย theater hall in Cebu
Cebu Dream Show is a newly opened nightly cultural show thatย is open Mondays-Saturdays having two shows per day. The first one isย at 5:30-6:30PM and the second at 8:00-9:00PM. It is the building across the ย Cleverlearn English Language Institute (CELI) which is besideย Bigfootย in Saac II, Barangay Mactan, Lapu-Lapu City, which opened on the last quarter of 2014.
This hall can accommodate up to 300 guests which comes with unlimited drinks. It caters all patrons of ages from foreign nationals to local guests.
2. They have talentedย performers
Aside from the usually expected dance performances in a cultural show, the stage is also open for a talent showcase. They also have magicians, acrobats and individual acts.
3. A showcase of the Philippines’ best cultural dances
You will be entertainedย with lively performances of the Philippines’ cultural dances. This is a great venue to showcase our rich culture especially to the foreign guests.
4.ย Foreign and internationalย performances
The show is not limited to the Philippines but also international scenes. This is a testament of how flexible the choreographers and dancers are.
5. Colorful Philippine festivals
And last but not that least, some of the Philippine famous festivals were promoted. From the lively and vibrant colors to their energetic performances, it was a non-stop action on the stage.
It was a wonderful experience to witness the best of the Philippines’ culture and talent. It was like a one-stop, non-stop, total entertainment of multiple variety.ย The Cebu Dream Show did a great job in promoting and cultivating our nation’s pride through art. By the way, their routines are changed every 6 months or without notice for a new experience.
Cebu Dream Show
I for one felt proud whenever I hear the loud applause from the foreign guests in every performance.ย Currently their market is partnering with travel agencies to incorporate the show to their tour packages. Not only they get to come acrossย our beautiful beaches and spots but also the colorful culture of the Philippines.
Great photos as always! I would love to watch one of these shows. I have a knack for these things but sad to say, majority of the theater performances and plays are in Manila. I’m glad Cebu has a new facility to help cater to this medium of entertainment now!
Nice to know you like theatre performances. I would love to check out stage plays too in this facility.
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Waaah I never knew about this theatre hall! I have always dreamed of watching a movie or a play on a theatre but never had a chance! Do you happen to know how much it costs to watch one show? ๐
Hi Janine, as I remember around 1000+ I think for walk ins. A bit pricey for me. But for package tours or bulk audiences, that price is negotiable. Most of their market are foreign guests as part of their travel tour. ๐
I wish they could make this more affordable so poor locals like me could afford. Haha. On a serious note, the concept of this theater truly captures the essence of the Filipino heritage. Kudos to all the organizers and their amazing talents.
Yeah im with you as one of the poor locals..hahah ๐ I also wish the same. I want to go back there and witness a theatre play someday. ๐
A world-class show on a world-class venue! This is a great way to showcase different cultures not just to outsiders but to locals as well. If only the location wasn’t so far T_T
True..the location is really far. On another note, it’s more accessible by tourists who mostly are checked in mactan hotels and resorts.
Are the vignettes child friendly? I’m actually interested. I worked with a dance theater group for quite a while in Mindanao. I just hope the choreographer takes time to research every dance before creating a vignette. I’d hate to see local dances turned pop and labeled “cultural”.
stunning photos! Just wow!
Thankz Donald. ๐
Wow. In fairness! Good to know Cebu came up with this. It’d be a really great way to promote our culture. Expensive though. Hehe. But I guess for tourists, it’d be a nice part of their tour package.
I forgot to mention that it is owned by a Korean businessman who have lived in the Philippines for 15 years. ๐
I so love that they are promoting local folk dances too!
Yeah that’s really a great thing since most of us have been ignoring it nowadays.
I went there too and it was amazing โฅ
Yes indeed. It’s a nice showcase for our foreign friends. ๐