Guerrero Theater, Abadeja was performed in cooperation with Dulaang UP and UP Repertory Company. Gayundin, ang prinsipe’y hindi tagapaghango ng dilag mula sa pighati. In 1977, Professor Amelia Lapeña-Bonifacio was invited by the University of the Philippines Department of Speech and Drama to present one of her plays. Abadeha asks for the help of Bathala (the creator God), her ancestors and her dead mother. Hindi ito ang popular na Cinderella na tumatangis kapag hindi pinahihintulutang makasayaw ang prinsipe.

Tumatanggi ito sa artipisyal na bunga ng kalikasan. This feature is not available right now. Lourdes Maniquis writes about Abadeja, ang Ating Sinderela, one of the first folktales told through puppetry, script and direction by Amelia Lapena-Bonifacio, and music by Felipe De Leon, Jr. On page 179, photo with caption reads "The two wicked sisters make fun of Abadeja, center, in Abadeja, which is based on a Leyte folktale." Ang Ating Sinderela Politiko - The bible of Philippine politics.
Originally a playwright for adult audiences, Professor Bonifacio decided to present Abadeja: Ang Ating Sinderela, a puppet play based on a Visayan folktale about the Cinderella-like Abadeja. Kapwa nila itataguyod ang kanilang … The story of Abadeha is the Philippine version of Cinderella. Abadeha, Filipina Cinderella. Abadeha is a kind and hardworking young woman.

This page has been accessed 1,260 times. This page was last edited on 30 August 2012, at 20:12. Si Abadeja’y hindi lamang dilag na dekorasyon sa palasyo. Creating a Philippine Puppet Theater Tradition. Abadeha: Ang Sinderela ng Pilipinas Isang Pagsusuri ng Ating Poklor Gamit ang ‘Morpolohiya ng Poktayl’ ni Vladimir Propp Her wicked stepmother and stepsisters abuse her and ask her to carry out impossible tasks. Kamalayang panlipunan at pangkababaihan ang itinaguyod ni Lapena-Bonifacio at ng kaniyang Teatro Mulat.

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