
1896 1995
Immerse yourself in the rousing world of 1896 (1995), a groundbreaking sung-through musical that brings to life the stirring events of the Philippine Revolution.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is 1896 (1995) about?
1896 (1995) is a sung-through musical that dramatizes the Philippine Revolution, celebrating the bravery and ideals of its key figures. Through powerful songs and emotional storytelling, the musical revisits the struggles and triumphs of 1896, making history feel alive and resonant for modern audiences.
Who directed 1896?
Director information is not available.
Who stars in 1896?
The cast of 1896 (1995) includes Ariel Rivera, Rody Vera, Bodjie Pascua, Lionel Guico, and Noel Cabangon in pivotal roles.
Is 1896 (1995) worth watching?
While 1896 (1995) is largely a historical and theatrical piece rather than a mainstream film, its unique sung-through format and celebration of Philippine heritage make it a standout for culture enthusiasts. Its emotional resonance and musical craftsmanship offer a compelling experience for those interested in revolutionary narratives and Filipino artistry.
How long is 1896?
Runtime details are not listed.
About 1896 (1995) — The Filipino Revolution in Song and Story
Immerse yourself in the rousing world of 1896 (1995), a groundbreaking sung-through musical that brings to life the stirring events of the Philippine Revolution. Premiering ahead of the nation's centennial in 1998, this Palanca Award-winning production blends vibrant music and powerful storytelling to honor the heroes of 1896. With sweeping melodies and dramatic lyrics, the musical captures the spirit of resistance, patriotism, and national identity that defined this pivotal chapter in Philippine history.
Directed by creative forces behind the scenes and penned by Charley dela Paz with hauntingly memorable music by Lucien Letaba, 1896 (1995) features a stellar cast led by Ariel Rivera as the revolutionary Emilio Jacinto and Rody Vera as the iconic Andres Bonifacio. Bodjie Pascua and Lionel Guico share the role of Emilio Aguinaldo, while Noel Cabangon breathes life into the legendary Jose Rizal. This one-of-a-kind production stands alone as PETA's first and only full-length sung-through musical, delivering an unforgettable theatrical experience.