Cultural Center Of The Philippines Manila reviews

2020 is the New Year. After staying at Sofitel, I sponsored an event there for my clients. I was passing through the gates when a guard shouted at my car. He yelled at me as i stepped out of the car and told me to stop. I was about to get into my vehicle when he stopped me. Guard displayed aggression and irritation and had no training. CCP did not ... see more

It's a beautiful place

It is a cultural center and historic site for the arts. I visited this place before, when I was pursuing fine art as a student.

This was their last wonderful experience before closing the doors to renovations.

The home of the arts and culture

WPIP 2020: Beautiful memories

Large structures, such as fountain displays, should be limited to nighttime because it is costly for electricity.

CCP's current exhibit currently holds Imelda CajipeEndaya's Pagtutol At Pag asa. It is still available for public viewing through December 4, 2022. I enjoyed The Teodora Alonso Reading Club piece. Get into her work while you can, before CCP closes down its doors in 2020.

This is a great place to relax. The use of multiple lights enhances the art's beauty. I visited it during CCP redevelopment. It was closed to the public on the third floor.

A must visit for tourists and residents alike There was a lot of effort and investment in this beautiful facility The building has a nice cafe and an area to view films There are daily monthly programs of activities if you are a cinema lover at heart

The Cultural Center of the Philippines is so far to where I live but so worth the time and distance it takes to get there In all the times I ve seen a play staged there the CCP captures the enchanting and immediate effect of the theater suspending audiences in another world Phantom of the Opera CATS Mamma Mia And Cinderella have all been st... see more

I m just glad the CCP is still around and it s going strong God knows how many shows I ve seen here during the past four decades but it s an amazing place and I totally respect what it s trying to do I have watched plays musicals film premieres dances performance art and even a workshop or two There s always something going on and there s... see more

The last time I was actually inside CCP or as one Yelper pointed out the Nicanor Abelardo Theater it was to see ZsaZsa Zaturnah Think about that for a moment I went to CCP arguably the premier arts hub in the country still to see a scrawny gay guy eat a rock and turn into the gorgeous Eula Valdes It s as surreal as it sounds don t worry ... see more

I seriously don t know anyone my age who studies in Manila and didn t at least once visit the Cultural Center of the Philippines for a field trip Neither do I know a real art lover who has never gone to CCP to watch a musical a play or a cultural show Because really there is so much to see and experience in CCP I have on several occasions gone... see more

Every time I set foot on the grounds of CCP I always feel like I am in the brink of nirvana The dim lighting the carpeted staircase the spacious lobby near the main theater the chandeliers all these things that I see as I climb one floor to the next lend a sense of awe and prestige to this cultural Parthenon And I haven t started talking a... see more

I m lucky to have been able to call the Cultural Center of the Philippines my second home Dancing with Ballet Philippines required me to be at the CCP every day and so I got to experience a lot of the events in the hub of the performing arts in Manila From art exhibits to stage plays full length ballets to musicals film festivals to the Aliwan ... see more

I haven t really gotten inside CCP and most of my memories of it were in the middle of my childhood days I pass by it every time I go to school and would often see a lot of people running around uphill and downhill Sometimes there s none at all I ve always seen and thought of CCP as a jogging place back then and had no idea that it would be a... see more

When people say they re going to CCP they usually mean they re going to the Tanghalang Nicanor Abelardo or the main theater while in fact the complex actually has four more other smaller theaters a number of art galleries and a couple of exhibition spaces Which is to say there is so much more to CCP than big productions My theory is that peop... see more