Watching TV series makes it more convincing if actors playing the roles are convincing enough to make us, viewers, believe of their characters. Yes, there are plenty and some of them are already making their way to our televisions as they work they way up.  Some of these actors who plays good with their characters are now at GMA Artist Center. Just recently they were happy to announce that these 3 hunks, good looking, and talented actors were now member of the Kapuso network namely Paul Salas, Edgar Allan Guzman and Jason Abalos. The new additions to GMA Artist Center's roster of talents.
Paul Salas, who was part of the talent search "StarStruck Kids" in 2004, stars as Chino in GMA Network's newest primetime series "Kara Mia". In an interview with GMA Network, Paul said he is happy and surprised to have been given a chance to be part of a show. Also an excellent dancer, Paul has also performed in the variety shows, "Sunday Pinasaya" and "Studio 7".
Edgar Allan Guzman got his start in showbiz he competed and won in "Eat Bulaga"'s Mr. Pogi in 2006. Before signing with GMA Artist Center, EA was also part of other Kapuso shows such as "My Korean Jagiya" and "The Stepdaughters". EA is set to be a part of GMA Network's newest series "Dragon Lady" where he will be playing Goldwin Chen, a Chinese businessman. He is also working on an upcoming movie titled "Bag Man".
Jason Abalos, who was part of Kapuso shows "The One That Got Away' and "Asawa Ko, Karibal Ko," shared in an interview with GMA Network that he'd like to try comedy projects. Jason is set to be a part of GMA Network's newest series "Stolen."
Mommy Angie with Paul Salas, EA Guzman, and Jason Abalos

If you know the story of Pinocchio, well this Mom is just happy to share to you dear readers that there will be an upcoming musical play by the Repertory Philippines entitled, well what else but Pinocchio.  So here are some of the information that you might want to know about the cast and the play itself before watching it.

Our beloved wooden puppet wobbles to life this August as six talented young actors embody the lead role of the upcoming Repertory Philippines musical, Pinocchio.

“Each Pinocchio we’ve chosen from a pool of 18 auditionees brings an endearingly unique touch of their own personality to the title character,” said director Joy Virata. “Children are often challenging to work with, but these kids are delightfully brilliant and professional.”

Ranging from ages eight to eleven, the young thespians come from a variety of backgrounds:

Eight-year-old Albert Silos is the youngest of the bunch. According to him, it was his dream to play the part of Pinocchio. His previous roles include one of the royal children in the King and I at Resorts World Manila and as young prince in Ang Prinsipe at Ang Pulubi in Gantimpala Theater.
One of the two girls playing our little puppet boy is Andee Achacoso who is 10 years old and enjoys getting into character. This will be her debut in the world of professional theater, but she is no newbie to singing. She has been a part of Project Thank You World produced by Jim Paredes.
Aspiring actor and future architect is 10-year-old Daniel Drilon. Daniel played the title role in Joseph & the Technicolor Dreamcoat in last year’s Repertory Summer Workshop and this is his first foray into professional theater.

Guido Gatmaytan played the role of Benji in Priscilla Queen of the Desert at Resorts World Manila and Tyltyl in Trumpets’ The Bluebird of Happiness. What he loves most about acting is making people happy. In the future, Guido dreams of playing Marius in Les Misérables.

With a list of theater credits, short films, TV guestings, events hosting and commercials and online and print ads, Noel Comia, Jr. is no novice to the limelight. He’s played roles like Genie of the Lamp in Aladdin and the Magic Lamp at Star Theater and Jack in Jack and the Beanstalk at SM Southmall.

Last, but not least, this talented 11-year-old Sofia Wong whose dream role is Eponine from Les Misérables. She has been part of musicals by Chancel every year for the last four years where she was recognized for each of her performances.

Repertory Philippines’ Pinocchio is based on the classic story by Carlo Collodi, and adapted and lyricized by Jim Eiler. With a talented bunch like this directed by theater veteran Joy Virata, our beloved puppet is sure to win the hearts of theater lovers young and old alike. For more information, please visit www.repertoryphilippines.com/shows/pinocchio.

About Pinocchio Based on the classic novel for children by Carlo Collodi, the musical Pinocchio will debut on August 13 at Onstage Theater, 2nd Floor of Greenbelt 1, Paseo de Roxas cor. Legazpi Street, Makati City. Presented by Repertory Philippines, Pinocchio is adapted and lyricized by Jim Eiler, with music from Jim Eiler and Jeanne Bargy, and is directed by Joy Virata.

 For tickets or inquiries, visit www.repertoryphilippines.com or call Ticketworld at 891-9999.

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