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Theater & Arts

The apotheosis is upon Ateneo: blueREP’s The Guy Who Didn’t Like Musicals

A METEOR crash is all it takes to launch a town into a welter of crazed singing, dancing, and bloodshed. Originally mounted by StarKid Productions, Ateneo Blue Repertory’s (blueREP) newbie staging—or should we say conjuring—of The Guy Who Didn’t Like Musicals revolves around everyman Paul Matthews (Kevin Maroon), who scrambles to escape Hatchetfield after the […]

By Adrianna Ang

January 23, 2026

By Adrianna Ang • January 23, 2026

Hub

Maybe waiting isn’t so bad

Coming-of-age is an opinion column where Ateneans share their thoughts on a specific topic that fits Vantage’s beats. From in-depth analyses of TV series to miscellaneous musings in music (and everything in between), this is a space to spread and inspire thought-provoking ideas. In this column, Vantage Magazine staffer Jezelle reflects on how recent artists’ […]

By Jezelle Aspiras

March 28, 2026

By Jezelle Aspiras • March 28, 2026

TV & Film

It lives, but no longer hers: Frankenstein (2025)

MYTH, MONSTERS, and love are Guillermo del Toro’s bread and butter. He loves grotesque beings so wholeheartedly that he can’t help sanding down their sharpest edges, polishing their wounds until they gleam with reflected humanity. In Frankenstein (2025), his long-gestating adaptation of Mary Shelley’s original text, that generosity becomes both the film’s animating force and […]

By MJ Villamor

January 19, 2026

By MJ Villamor • January 19, 2026