Co-presented by the Bonifacio Art Foundation, Inc., and Bonifacio High Street, the Bonifacio Global City (BGC) celebrates art this April with "Boni Viva Luci," a festival filled with nature-inspired light shows and artworks.
Running from April 6-14, Boni Viva Luci stretches throughout BGC, which features several themed installations along Bonifacio High Street, Bonifacio High Street South, Terra 28th Park, The Mind Museum, and the BGC Arts Center. The event is free for the public.
The 9-day event kicked off on April 6 at the Bonifacio High Street Amphitheatre with a program that featured vocal performances from Arman Ferrer, Bayang Barrios, and OJ Mariano and a dance performance from Galaw.Co Dance Theatre, then a musical performance from violinist Liz Besana.
Puppet Theater Manila ended the opening night with its vibrant Parade with Indigenous Wildlife Puppets, which featured illuminated wildlife creatures accompanied by music composed by National Artist for Music Ryan Cayabyab. It's the performance art theater's biggest project to date!
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You can bring your kids to take photos and interact with the huge Philippine wildlife puppets, providing them with an experience they'll enjoy. You may also explore the other vibrant light installations, such as "LuminiSense: Our Place in the Cosmos," "Giant Dandelions," "The Abyss," and the intriguing "Reimagined Chandeliers," which highlights giant Bioluminescent octopuses and chandeliers with LED tentacles.
Catch Puppet Theater Manila's lights show at the BHS Amphitheater for free, from 7:10 to 9:10 PM until April 14!
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