'Rak of Aegis' brings the laughter and hope via online streaming

By Christina Alpad

Jun 13, 2021 12:05 am

Pre-pandemic, the yearly run of 'Rak of Aegis' was one of the most anticipated events in the city. Theater fans and curious audience alike troop to Philippine Educational Theater Association (PETA) Center in Quezon City and fill every seat inside the moderately-sized theater.

Every night was a fun experience for the audience and the after-show tradition of the cast mingling with their guests at the theater lobby resembled the boisterous Filipino celebrations.

The online streaming of ‘Rak of Aegis’ hopes to provide a much-needed message of hope to Filipinos all over the world. CONTRIBUTED PHOTO

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