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<h1> Conception and Founding, 1925 </h1> | |||
The Samahang Senakulista ng Caingin was established because of the groups that first presented the Senakulo in the town of Malolos from 1916 to 1923. In that same year, the staging of Senakulo began, becoming a tradition that continues to the present. | The Samahang Senakulista ng Caingin was established because of the groups that first presented the Senakulo in the town of Malolos from 1916 to 1923. In that same year, the staging of Senakulo began, becoming a tradition that continues to the present. | ||
<h1> Performances before WW2, 1928-1945 </h1> | |||
In 1928, the group showcased their performances in San Agustin, which was previously under the jurisdiction of Caingin. By 1939, their reach extended to Carmen in Floridablanca, Pampanga, indicating a growing influence and popularity. The momentum of their theatrical presentations persisted, maintaining a consistent schedule until the eve of the Second World War in 1940. This period marked a dynamic phase in the history of the Samahang Senakulista ng Caingin, reflecting both regional expansion and the determination to preserve their tradition amid a changing global landscape. The Samahang Senakulista ng Caingin resumed their performances after the Second World War in 1945. | In 1928, the group showcased their performances in San Agustin, which was previously under the jurisdiction of Caingin. By 1939, their reach extended to Carmen in Floridablanca, Pampanga, indicating a growing influence and popularity. The momentum of their theatrical presentations persisted, maintaining a consistent schedule until the eve of the Second World War in 1940. This period marked a dynamic phase in the history of the Samahang Senakulista ng Caingin, reflecting both regional expansion and the determination to preserve their tradition amid a changing global landscape. The Samahang Senakulista ng Caingin resumed their performances after the Second World War in 1945. | ||
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[[File:Sinakulo by Nicanor G. Tiongson.jpg|thumb|Philippine Theater: A History and Anthology, Volume III: Sinakulo]] | [[File:Sinakulo by Nicanor G. Tiongson.jpg|thumb|Philippine Theater: A History and Anthology, Volume III: Sinakulo]] | ||
<h1> Sinakulo by Nicanor Tiongson, 1971 </h1> | |||
The Samahang Senakulista ng Caingin performed in the Ateneo De Manila University, Diliman, Quezon City on the year. In the same year, the group was featured in the famed writer, Nicanor Tiongson’s book entitled The Philippine Theater: A History and Anthology, Volume III: Sinakulo. | The Samahang Senakulista ng Caingin performed in the Ateneo De Manila University, Diliman, Quezon City on the year. In the same year, the group was featured in the famed writer, Nicanor Tiongson’s book entitled The Philippine Theater: A History and Anthology, Volume III: Sinakulo. | ||
<h1> Notable T.V. Performances, 1976-1977, 1998 </h1> | |||
In 1976, performances were held on Channel 4's "Sining Kayumanggi" and in Namayan, Malolos, Bulacan. The following year, the Samahang Senakulista ng Caingin staged another production in Caingin with the collaboration of individuals like Johnny Jose Cruz, who was then a director and writer for Channel 4, and Jess Mangoba, the former chairman of the Malolos Association. It was during this time that Mr. Arman Sta.Ana, the founder of Barasoain Kalinangan Foundation Incorporated, began his theater career before joining U.P Repertory and Dulaang Malolos. | In 1976, performances were held on Channel 4's "Sining Kayumanggi" and in Namayan, Malolos, Bulacan. The following year, the Samahang Senakulista ng Caingin staged another production in Caingin with the collaboration of individuals like Johnny Jose Cruz, who was then a director and writer for Channel 4, and Jess Mangoba, the former chairman of the Malolos Association. It was during this time that Mr. Arman Sta.Ana, the founder of Barasoain Kalinangan Foundation Incorporated, began his theater career before joining U.P Repertory and Dulaang Malolos. | ||
In 1998, the street play "PAGDAKIP" gained recognition when it was featured in ASIA WEEK MAGAZINE. Furthermore, the play was broadcast on CTV Hong Kong TV Station, expanding its reach and exposure beyond local borders. These milestones not only highlight the group's local success but also its international recognition, showcasing the impact and appeal of their theatrical productions. | In 1998, the street play "PAGDAKIP" gained recognition when it was featured in ASIA WEEK MAGAZINE. Furthermore, the play was broadcast on CTV Hong Kong TV Station, expanding its reach and exposure beyond local borders. These milestones not only highlight the group's local success but also its international recognition, showcasing the impact and appeal of their theatrical productions. | ||
<h1> Dulacan, 2003 </h1> | |||
In the year 2003, Samahang Senakulista ng Caingin achieved the second-place position in the DULACAN competition with their performance of "Mga Kababaihan ng Malolos'' during the Singkaban Festival. This annual competition gathers theater groups from across the entire province of Bulacan, highlighting the richness and diversity of local theatrical talent. | In the year 2003, Samahang Senakulista ng Caingin achieved the second-place position in the DULACAN competition with their performance of "Mga Kababaihan ng Malolos'' during the Singkaban Festival. This annual competition gathers theater groups from across the entire province of Bulacan, highlighting the richness and diversity of local theatrical talent. | ||
<h1> Gawad Bayani at Bituin ng Malolos, 2017 </h1> | |||
The Malolos City Government, through the Gawad Bayani at Bituin ng Malolos, recognized the Samahang Senakulista ng Caingin as Natatanging Grupo sa Larangan ng Pagtatanghal. Being distinguished as a standout group in the field of performing arts highlights their significant role in enriching the local cultural scene. This recognition from the city government solidifies its status as a noteworthy and exceptional entity within the realm of performing arts in Malolos. | The Malolos City Government, through the Gawad Bayani at Bituin ng Malolos, recognized the Samahang Senakulista ng Caingin as Natatanging Grupo sa Larangan ng Pagtatanghal. Being distinguished as a standout group in the field of performing arts highlights their significant role in enriching the local cultural scene. This recognition from the city government solidifies its status as a noteworthy and exceptional entity within the realm of performing arts in Malolos. | ||
<h1> Notable Performances of the Samahang Senakulista ng Caingin </h1> | |||
1939 - Performed in Carmen, Floridablanca, Pampanga. | 1939 - Performed in Carmen, Floridablanca, Pampanga. | ||
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<h1> The People in Production </h1> | |||
Costume – Manolita Magsakay | Costume – Manolita Magsakay | ||
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Cast - Samahang Senakulista ng Caingin | Cast - Samahang Senakulista ng Caingin | ||
<h1> References </h1> | |||
Cruz A.C. (2023, November 10). Personal communication [Personal interview] | Cruz A.C. (2023, November 10). Personal communication [Personal interview] | ||
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Cruz A.C. & Giron I. (2022). Senakulo | Cruz A.C. & Giron I. (2022). Senakulo | ||
<h1> External Links </h1> | |||
*[https://www.oxfordreference.com/display/10.1093/oi/authority.20110803100507590] | *[https://www.oxfordreference.com/display/10.1093/oi/authority.20110803100507590] | ||