Cable Car Cocktail Night and Valentine’s Special

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Enjoy new, unique and refreshing Cocktails at Cable Car while you meet new people end enjoy exciting activities! Happening this February 14, 2017 at Cable Car Tomas Morato!

Cable Car invites everyone to be a part of its Valentine’s Celebration this February 14, 2017 7PM onwards at Cable Car Tomas Morato. Cable Car with its Marketing Slogan “It’s Home” has been providing its venue as an ultimate go-to place for different kinds of people from all walks of life. So whether you are Single, In a Relationship, It’s Complicated or happily married with kids, everyone is welcome at Cable Car!

Cable Car aims to maintain the romantic vibe of Valentine’s with twists that guests will enjoy. Before entering Cable Car Tomas Morato on Valentine’s Day, guests can register their status for free and get to enjoy these perks: Free glow stick color coordinated depending on your status so you can mingle with fellow guests with the same status as you, 50% off on all Cable Car Cocktails, and free Beer Pong games where we’ll pair guests with the same status together.

Not sure what to try from Cable Car’s New and Original Line up of cocktails? No problem! A free Cocktail sampler will be provided once guest order any Food!

Cocktails will also be mixed by Cable Car’s Bartenders in front of the guests and displayed on the bar to fully introduce them to the crowd. Guests can check out what Cocktail represents their status best this Valentine’s Day.

Guests will also be sure to enjoy the night with beats from DJ Kael of Manila Hypin.

Don’t forget to take a photo with any Cable Car Cocktail, upload it on Instagram with the hashtag #CableCarCocktailPH to win GCs from Cable Car!

Can’t go to Cable Car Tomas Morato? Free Cocktail Sampler Promo and IG Photo Contest available on other branches! See the new Cocktails displayed as well in our branches at Makati, BGC and Ortigas while you get serenaded by Jana Garcia, Terazza and Mark Cordovales or Fifth Dynamics!

See you on the 14th as Cable Car brings you a unique way to spend Valentine’s Day!

Valentine’s Day is not only for couples.

Home is where the Heart. Come Home to Cable Car this Valentine’s Day!

Buy One Take One Steak at Gumbo

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Make your Valentines extra special by having quality steaks for two at Gumbo. Get this “But One Take One Steak” the whole month of February at Gumbo for as low as P595.00. 

Choose from sumptuous chicken steak to tender-juicy pork loin to USDA Country-style steak, among others, served with choice side dishes like mashed potato, corn and carrots, coleslaw, rice pilaf, etc. Aside from this delicious treat, red roses await all ladies on Valentine’s day! 

Enjoy quality dishes plus huge savings at Gumbo located at the 2nd Level Entertainment Hall, SM Mall of Asia in Pasay; 3rd Level Robinsons Manila Midtown; 2nd Level SM City The Block, North EDSA: Gateway Mall in Araneta Center, Cubao; Robinsons Magnolia; and at the 2nd Level Atrium Bldg. in SM Megamall. 

For reservations and inquiries, please call 5560238, 4420106, 6353015, 5671820, 4404632 and 5271925.

A Murder Mystery in a Convent in REP’s Agnes of God

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Repertory Philippines, more popularly known as REP, celebrates its golden year by bringing back to the stage the gripping and thought-provoking drama, Agnes of God, as part of its exciting 50th year offerings.

Written by notable playwright John Pielmeier, Agnes of God was a long running hit on Broadway which opened in 1982, and adapted into film in 1985. The play explores the lives of three women and their own dark pasts. Their stories are interwoven into the mysterious case of the young nun Agnes who is accused of conceiving and killing her own baby in the convent.

REP first staged Agnes of God in 1983 with veteran actress Pinky Amador playing the role of Agnes for which she won Best Actress in the 1983 Aliw Awards. Pinky returns in this re-staging of the critically-acclaimed production, but this time as Mother Miriam Ruth, the strong-willed Mother Superior who fiercely protects Agnes and claims her pregnancy was an Immaculate conception.

Opposing Mother Miriam Ruth’s non-scientific explanations is court-appointed psychiatrist Dr. Livingstone, played by theatre luminary Menchu Lauchengco-Yulo. She comes to examine Agnes’ mental stability and is determined to uncover the truth behind the case, all the while unexpectedly getting in touch with her own past and cause of distrust in religion.

Becca Coates plays the titular role of Agnes, the sweet and innocent nun with a troubled childhood. Her own physical and spiritual turmoil makes her vulnerable to the overwhelming events surrounding her. She fervently denies any knowledge and memory of the night she gave birth to a child in the convent, but she is accused of murder when the baby was found dead in a wastebasket.