‘Kung Paano Ako Naging Leading Lady’ opens in Manila

By: Rhea Manila Santos

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What was originally meant to just be a one-act play and graphic novel, Kung Paano Ako Naging Leading Lady is now a full-length production courtesy of playwright Carlo Vergara (whom we can also thank for giving us Zsa Zsa Zaturnnah). Add to that the brilliant direction of Cris Martinez (of Kimmy Dora and Here Comes the Bride) and the musical genius of Vince De Jesus (Himala the musical) and you've got the best possible maiden outing of Dalanghita Productions. The original storyline promised a love story, a family drama, and a general critique on Philippine society (mestizos versus the morenos) but during the press preview held last May 6 at the PETA Theater in Quezon City, it offered so much more.

Bituin Escalante does not disappoint as the central character Mely, a 35-year-old breadwinner who ends up becoming the housemaid of Fuerza Pilipinas, the fair-skinned superhero crime fighting squad of the country. Mely enters her employment choosing not to be star struck by her employers’ status and instead focus on the daunting tasks ahead for her. Escalante's vocal range is both expressive and powerful as it conveys varying emotions of conflict, anger, and love throughout the show. 

Playing her leading man is Markki Stroem who is aptly named Leading Man as well. His character is a lonely man looking for friendship, but ends up discovering love in Mely. He is also the newest member of Fuerza Pilipinas. After having been consistently seen in stage productions like Carrie last year, Stroem seems to have built up a quiet confidence and stage presence which makes him one of the most endearing characters in this musical. 

In the musical, Mely's dilemma starts when her younger sister Viva (Kim Molina) leaves home and crashes with her for the night at the headquarters. What Mely does not know is that Viva has been brainwashed by the Kayumanggilas, an underground group jealous of Fuerza Pilipinas's popularity and power. When Viva tries to steal secret documents, a whole lot of trouble ensues. 

From start to finish, Kung Paano Ako Naging Leading Lady, in it's own endearing way, aims to entertain then to impress. Not hard for it to achieve both with so much fun involved onstage. In a series of touching, humorous, and always witty song numbers, the audience finds itself losing track of the three hours it takes to watch this ambitious and entertaining production. 

    

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‘Kung Paano Ako Naging Leading Lady’: 5 reasons to watch the ‘yaya’ musical of the year

By Ma. Glaiza Lee | Lifestyle Section, InterAksyon.com
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The leading ladies of ‘Kung Paano Ako Naging Leading Lady.’ In photo on the first row, from left are: Menchu Lauchengco-Yulo as Madre de Dios, Bituin Escalante as Mely, Kim Molina as Viva; second row, from left: Astarte Abraham as Madre de Dios, Frenchie Dy as Mely, and Natasha Cabrera as Viva. Photo courtesy of Dalanghita Production.

Kung Paano Ako Naging Leading Lady made a splash when it first came out as a one-act play-turned-graphic-novel at the annual Virgin Labfest in 2013. It revolves around two sisters, Mely and Viva, who both yearn to fulfill their dreams. Their sibling relationship and rivalry become more complicated due to an unsettled past and a budding romance, amid the ongoing war between the superheroes and supervillains. Being a maid is tough enough, but when Mely lands a job in the headquarters of the superheroes, she needs to step up for the sake of her family.

The one-act play comes back with a vengeance as a full-length play which is set to open on May 7 and will run for four weekends until June 7, at the PETA Theater Center in Quezon City. Produced by Manila’s newest theater company Dalanghita Production, in cooperation with the Philippine Educational Theater Association (PETA), playwright Carlo Vergara extended the story and added some music and dance choreography to create a full-length musical spectacle.
Here are five reasons to watch this “new and improved” musical.


1. It’s created by the same team behind Zsa Zsa Zaturnnah Ze Muzikal.
From the creator of Zsazsa Zaturnnah, playwright and graphic novelist Carlo Vergara created another superhero-themed musical, and it brings back the artistic team behind the well-received musical that enjoyed successful multiple stage runs.

Leading Lady will be directed by Chris Martinez, with music and lyrics by Vincent de Jesus. Tuxqs Rutaquio, who played Ada in the Zsazsa Zaturnnah musicale, takes part in the stage and costume designs. Completing the crew are Lambert de Jesus (technical director), John Batalla (lighting designer), Nancy Crowe (choreographer), Mara Marasigan (assistant director), and Ejay Yatco (assistant musical director).


2. It pays homage to maids, the Filipino household’s real-time superheroes.
No controversial yaya meals here, but a “Yaya Musical” instead, says Carlo Vergara who shared during a recent press conference that he wrote the story with house helpers in mind.

“I created my graphic novels with an idea that everyone can be a superhero. In Zsazsa Zaturnnah, for instance, it was the parlorista who became the superhero. In Leading Lady, it was the maid. Growing up, with house helpers around, I would see their lives. They would come and go, some would stay longer. But as you learn about their lives, you can’t help but admire them for living away from their families and trying to make both ends meet. The thigs that they do, when you think about it, they are like superheroes. They can do everything. This play is like a little ‘thank you,’ a way of honoring them,” shared Vergara.

“In the song ‘We Have A Maid,’ the cast sings it when they finally find a new maid. Sometimes, we read social media posts like ‘Wala kaming yaya‘ or ‘Umalis na ‘yung yaya namin‘ and one can really feel the sadness; then, maya-maya, you’ll see an update ‘Yehey, we are so happy, we found a new yaya.’ You can feel that a heavy burden has been lifted. I want to capture that energy. I think house helpers deserve a little more praise.”


3. It has a powerhouse cast.
Bringing the characters to life are the country’s established artists from the theater, television, and film industries. Leading the cast is the First Lady of Philippine Theater, Menchu Launchengco-Yulo, who will play Madre De Dios, the leader of the group of superheroes called Puwersa Pilipinas.

Alternating as Mely the Maid are Bituin Escalante and Frenchie Dy who are both known for their powerful vocals. Kim Molina and Natasha Cabrera alternate as Viva, Mely’s younger sister. Markki Stroem and Hans Eckstein share the role of Leading Man, the newest member of Fuwerza Filipinas.

The stellar list of cast members include May Bayot as the mother of Mely and Viva, Astarte Abraham who will be alternating as Madre De Dios; Giannina Ocampo as Nena Babushka; Caisa Borromeo as Windang Woman; Chesko Rodriguez as Popoy Pusakal; Jeff Flores as Bazooka Man; Nar Cabico and Domi Espejo alternating as Senyor Blangko, the leader of supervillain group Kayumanggilas; Red Nuestro as Marakas Marko; Red Concepcion as Itak-Atak; Elliot Eustacio as Jeryc Sans Rival; and Vince Lim and Mikoy Morales as Henyotik.

The ensemble is composed of Kakki Teodoro, Raflesia Bravo, Gab Pangilinan, JC Santos, Brian Sy, Rhenwyn Gabalonzo, Alejandro Santos and Joshua Cabiladas.

4. It has an insane plot.
The musical will take the audience through the journey of the characters as each one tries to find his/her place in the world where superheroes and supervillains exist. This original Filipino musical combines comedy, drama, romance, action, and deceptions, among others. It tackles the complexities of different relationships, from family to lovers, from friends and foes.

In a fantastical Philippines, the dry existence of the common folk is occassionally punctuated by the apperance of the greatest defenders of the republic, the Fuwerza Filipinas, a corporate-sponsored band of six superheroes. Though the common folk marvel at the grand exploits of these superheroes who are prone to often land on tabloid showbiz news, the public have little doubt that these heroes are beyond their reach.

But unknown to the public, the superheroes are struggling with a challenge: they have to find a maid. They used to have an army of housekeeping personnel, but because of a security breach caused by one of the housekeeping staff who had fallen in love with Leading Man, they now have none.
Meanwhile, somewhere in the city of the common folk, Mely Moran tries to make ends meet. 

Because her mother is unable to work and her sister Viva is not responsible enough, Mely takes whatever odd jobs her high-school education can give her, such as working as a domestic helper. Their mother scolds Viva for not being as industrious as Mely, but Viva believes that she is meant for greater things. Mely would also berate Viva, though she knows too well that she once did a terrible thing to her sister.

Mely eventually finds herself in the vast headquarters of Fuwerza Filipinas as the superheroes’ one and only housemaid. Viva, on the other hand, gets hired as well, for a job that promises her the kind of prestige she has long been dreaming of. The job, however, will require her to enter the Fuwerza Filipinas headquarters, as she is made to believe that the superheroes aren’t the supreme defenders they project themselves to be.


5. It is an original Filipino production.
From the story to music and lyrics, it is downright Filipino. And since it is fairly a new material, after Vergara has rejuvenated it into a full-length play, the audience can look forward to the fresh and the unexpected.

The new additions to an existing material has also become a challenge to the actors as they try to turn their respective roles, all rich and zany with backstories, into relatable characters.

Menchu Launchengco-Yulo enthused: “It is an original production. I came on the set with no idea what to do. It is like a clean slate. Most of the time when I portray a certain role, like for example in ‘Anna and the King,’ I already had an idea where Anna is leading to. I already have a model for the role. But with this one, I don’t have any. I have to start from scratch and build the character myself. And it is a good thing. It enhances an actor’s creativity when it comes to characterization. And it leads to creative exchanges among the cast members.”

    

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Leading Lady The Musical, the next big thing in Philippine Theater

Text by Aga Posadas, Photos by Evo Joel Contrivida

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I always wondered why there are some people who admire villains. They would say they can relate to these scoundrels. Relate to their evil aspirations? Are people naturally evil? They would even say, "Ang guwapo guwapo ni Loki!". Really? That dreadful face that does nothing but harm? 

Maybe "Kung Paano Ako Naging Leading Lady The Musical" can explain. Created from Carlo Vergara's one-act play, with music and lyrics by Vince de Jesus, Leading Lady the Musical is the first release by Dalanghita Productions. This could be the next big thing in theatre as the skill was evident by the direction of Chris Martinez.

We follow the story of two sisters, Mely and Viva. Mely, ordinary yet diligent, (Bituin Escalante and Frenchie Dy, alternating) is hired as a maid by a group of English-speaking Pinoy superheroes called Fuerza Filipinas. One of her bosses, the telepathic Leading Man (Markky Stroem and Hans Escktein, alternating) falls for her. And yes, they fall in love with each other. In the midst of their love story, the younger Viva (Kim Molina), always jealous of her sister, is hired by a group of villains called Kayumanggilas to infiltrate the house of Fuerza Filipinas. So good versus evil. The attractive and famous Fuerza Filipinas versus the plain and vindictive Kayumanggilas. Mely versus Viva. Mely and Leading Man versus the world. These conflicts make up entertaining intertwined story.

Leading Lady the Musical excels in almost every aspect of stage productions. The plot could be too simple but twists and humor can make your day or days. Special mention to the leader of Kayumanggilas, Senyor Blanco (Nar Cabico), who made the audience literally LOL with his grammar gaffes. Even the Fuerza's robot created some laughs.

At first, I thought, why do the Fuerza Filipinas heroes speak English and sound so rich? While the Kayumanggilas are the "common" Pinoys? Then I realized, this is the current state of Philippine society. The elites are good-looking and are deemed heroes, while the ordinary Pinoys are...ordinary and always try too hard to be elites. We relate to villains because we always want to be better. We always want to be those people on top. (Fine, I realized that after a Q&A between the audience and the production after the show.) 

Anybody can be a hero. Even Mely and Viva can be heroes. Anybody can be a hero even without superpowers. Even superheroes fail. And die.

Four words. Towel-clad Markki Stroem. Or was that three words? Markki Stroem is just one word, right? Alright, he sings and acts really well. Seriously, he defines the character Leading Man. Bituin Escalante and Kim Molina delivered outstanding performances as expected. And of course, Menchu Lauchenco-Yulo, who played Madre de Dios, the leader of Fuerzas, was divine, especially her abs. The collaboration between the actors from English and Filipino productions is genius. This is one of the best cast ever on stage.

Oh such great music. Every music number can make you smile and/or laugh. You wouldn't care that much about the technicals, as you would enjoy the entire show. Maybe I did notice that part, Viva's transition into a super villain. She just walked off stage leaving her doppelgangers, and she came back with a different costume after a minute. There could have been a better way of doing that.

I can't help but compare this production to the recent musical by the Ballet Philippines which was also about superheroes. Mandhid's story has more depth. But Leading Lady has more entertainment value, better humor and even better choreography.

Verdict: A. Towel-clad Markki Stroem! Was that too loud? I'm kidding. Watch it because you are a cultured Pinoy.

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Yaya Meals? More like Yaya Musical! Kung Paano Ako Naging Leading Lady hits the stage on May 7

 

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There’s a little too much fun in the song “We Have a New Maid” in Kung Paano Ako Naging Leading Lady. Then again, we suppose that finding help is cause for celebration—good people are hard to find. This is also why we’re stunned at the number of great people involved in this production.

Writer Carlo Vergara, director Chris Martinez, and musical director Vincent De Jesus teamed up with new company Dalanghita Productions and assembled a band of theater superheroes headed by Bituin Escalante, Frenchy Dy, and Menchu Lauchengco-Yulo—the likes of which we’ve never seen before…or we have, but in separate productions. Even Markki Stroem is joining in on the fun, alternating with Hans Eckstein as Leading Man.

During the press launch on April 13, Vergara described Leading Lady as a story of “what ifs.” What if there were superheroes in the Philippines? What if these superheroes needed to hire a maid? What if one of those superheroes fell in love with the maid? 

Sounds like the plot for a Saturday morning soap and, fortunately, they were going for that flavor. It’s a nod to melodrama from the 1980s, although frankly, that’s a limiting description. We’re going to go with how Pertee Briñas and Ansis Aldrich Tan Sy, two-thirds of the main producers of the show, described it: “Flavorful. Fresh. Filipino.” 

That’s the vision of Dalanghita Productions and, though small, they seem to know how to maximize their resources. They've taken a one-act play from Virgin Labfest 9 and found the perfect tune for it—both literally and figuratively, which had Bituin Escalante singing them high praises during the press launch. It bodes well for the show, because a happy crew does wonderful work. The energy of the cast—from lead to ensemble—feels strong enough to smash any obstacle and, through a few excerpts, they made us feel pretty excited. 

We don’t want to spoil too much (for the benefit of the Leading Lady virgins), but Vergara’s script plays on the historically rooted elite tinge of the English language and the lukewarm response to the image of a macho gwapo Pinoy male. Among other things, of course. 

There’s an inevitable comparison to Manhid, the recent superhero musical done by Ballet Philippines. It seems silly though, since one of them is a comedy and the other is not. The only thing of note is that they are both original Filipino stories and, judging by what we’ve seen, both are entertaining—and insightful. 

    

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‘Kung Paano Ako Naging Leading Lady’ announces cast members

Original Article can be found here: http://lifestyle.inquirer.net/188454/kung-paano-ako-naging-leading-lady-announces-cast-members

MANILA, Philippines—Dalanghita Productions, in partnership with the Philippine Educational Theater Association (Peta), will be kickstarting its first season with “ Kung Paano Ako Naging Leading Lady the Musical, ” from Carlo Vergara’s one-act play and graphic novel of the same title.


“Kung Paano Ako Naging Leading Lady” revolves on the story of two sisters named Mely and Viva, who both yearn to fulfill their dreams.


Their sibling relationship and rivalry become more complicated due to an unsettled past and a budding romance, all in the context of an ongoing war between the superhero and supervillain teams.


Being a maid is tough enough, but when Mely lands a job under a group of superheroes, she steps up to the unique challenge for the sake of her family. The musical takes us through the journey of the characters as each tries to find his/her place in the world where superheroes and supervillains exist.


“Kung Paano Ako Naging Leading Lady” is bringing back the artistic team behind “Zsazsa Zaturnnah ze Muzikal,” which was a massive success with its multiple stage runs (the popular comic book and musical was adapted onto the big screen afterwards).

The story of Carlo Vergara (creator of “Zsazsa Zaturnnah”), together with the music of Vincent de Jesus (“Himala the Musical,” “Batang Rizal,” “Juan Tamad”), will be brought to life by director Chris Martinez (“Ang Babae sa Septic Tank,” “Kimmy Dora,” “Temptation Island…Live!)”.


The cast is composed of talented artists with different theater backgrounds: Menchu Lauchengco-Yulo, Bituin Escalante & Frenchie Dy, Kim Molina and Natasha Cabrera, Markki Stroem and Hans Eckstein, May Bayot, Astarte Abraham, Giannina Ocampo, Jeff Flores, Chesko Rodriguez, Caisa Borromeo, Nar Cabico and Domi Espejo, Red Nuestro, Vince Lim & Mikoy Morales, Elliot Eustacio, Red Concepcion, Kakki Teodoro, Raf Bravo, Gab Pangilinan, JC Santos, Brian Sy, Rhenwyn Gabalonzo and Josh Cabiladas.Menchu Lauchengco-Yulo, Bituin Escalante & Frenchie Dy, Kim Molina & Natasha Cabrera, Markki Stroem & Hans Eckstein, May Bayot, Astarte Abraham, Giannina Ocampo, Jeff Flores, Chesko Rodriguez, Caisa Borromeo, Nar Cabico & Domi Espejo, Red Nuestro, Vince Lim & Mikoy Morales, Elliot Eustacio, Red Concepcion, Kakki Teodoro, Raf Bravo, Gab Pangilinan, JC Santos, Brian Sy
Rhenwyn Gabalonzo, Josh Cabiladas.

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Kung Paano Ako Naging Leading Lady June 6 - 7, 2015

 

from the creators of Zsazsa Zaturnnah ze Muzikal

Created by Carlo Vergara
Music and Lyrics by Vincent de Jesus
Direction by Chris Martinez

SYNOPSIS:
COMEDY, DRAMA, ROMANCE, ACTION, DECEPTION, CONFESSIONS, SUPERHEROES, SUPERVILLAINS, FAMILY

and a MAID
  

Being a maid is tough enough, but when Mely lands a job under a group of superheroes, she steps up to the unique challenge for the sake of her family. Based on Carlo Vergara's one-act play and graphic novel of the same title, Kung Paano Ako Naging Leading Lady the Musical revolves around Mely and Viva’s sibling relationship, made complicated by an unsettling past and a budding romance, all in the context of an ongoing war between the superhero and supervillain teams. The musical takes us through the journey of the characters as each tries to find his/her place in the world.  

Starring
Bituin Escalante & Frenchie Dy
Kim Molina & Natasha Cabrera
Markki Stroem & Hans Eckstein
May Bayot
Astarte Abraham
Giannina Ocampo
Jeff Flores
Chesko Rodriguez
Caisa Borromeo
Nar Cabico & Domi Espejo
Red Nuestro
Vince Lim & Mikoy Morales
Elliot Eustacio
Red Concepcion
Kakki Teodoro, Raf Bravo
Rhenwyn Gabalonzo, Josh Cabiladas
Gab Pangilinan, JC Santos
Brian Sy, Ali Santos

With
Menchu Lauchengco-Yulo

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"I got teary-eyed during the show, not because of the dramatic scenes but because the musical somehow manages to encapsulate what's going on in our country right now. Contrary to what most articles have said about Rak of Aegis, it is not just about the Filipino people's resilience in the midst of calamities and our perpetual need to sing eardrum-splitting karaoke that can be heard barangay-wide. Rak of Aegis is everything Filipino, which includes our bad side. There's poverty. Corrupt, wealthy people who mistreat the weak and the less fortunate. The "I'll buy an expensive living room rug for show and so I could feel good about myself, but won't let guests at my house step on it" attitude. Our inclination toward get-rich-quick schemes, which in today's Facebook and YouTube age have been replaced by get-viral-and-hopefully-rich-thereafter-quick schemes. Our tendency to turn handicaps (e.g the flooding in the story) into emotional crutches (e.g. something we can milk for all it's got so we can earn money). And our penchant for looking toward the government for solutions, sometimes rightly so but more often than not incorrectly when we can be the solutions ourselves.  

But yes, there's also a lot of good in the musical's being everything Filipino. Our creativity and resourcefulness. Our love for social media and music. Close family ties. Pride. Unity in times of desperate need, particularly when our community or country is being taken advantage of by someone from the outside. Our great sense of humor. The title itself—a pun on the hit Broadway musical Rock of Ages—shows our sharp wit and knack for copying or imitating stuff, which is not necessarily a bad thing because having been conquered many times, it is quite understandable for our country to be once in a while confused with its own identity...just as long as in the end we get back to being sure of who we are. Aside from the title pun, however, everything else about Rak of Aegis is original. I hope we could create more plays of this sort in the future."

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