Mula sa Buwan Is Having Another Worldwide Streaming This April

(SPOT.ph) As much as we love watching plays and musicals onstage, there is beauty in pausing the show at the most heartbreaking scenes to catch a breath or rewinding a few seconds to listen to songs again and again. If you missed the live run of Mula sa Buwan or just want to catch it on your screens, you'll be glad to know that the Cyrano adaptation is having another weekend of worldwide streaming from April 7 to 9. Tickets are at P500 with a 24-hour viewing window.

Mula sa Buwan premiered its proshot (or professionally shot film) on March 18 during an advanced showing on the big screen at Ayala Malls Circuit. It had a worldwide streaming with English subtitles from March 24 to 26.

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What to Expect at the Mula sa Buwan Streaming

The Mula sa Buwan proshot features the August 2022 cast, including: Myke Salomon as Cyrano, Gab Pangilinan as Roxane, Markki Stroem as Christian, Phi Palmos as Rosanna, MC dela Cruz as Maximo, Jon Abella as Tato, Jillian Ita-as as Gabriel.

Playing the role of the cadets are Abe Autea, Jep Go, Rapah Manalo, Stephen Viñas, and Ericka Peralejo. The ensemble comprises Miah Canton, Francis Gatmaytan, Mitzie Lao, Deborah Lemuel, Mark Anthony Grantos, Eizel Marcelo, Kinnara Mayari, Ace Polias, Liway Perez, Lance Reblando, Mikaela Regis, Chesko Rodriguez, Keith Sumbi, Shaira Opsimar, and Khalil Tambio.

The book and adaptation are by Pat Valera, lyrics by Valera and William Elvin Manzano, and music by Manzano. Musical direction is by Myke Salomon, set design by Ohm David, lighting design is by Meliton Roxas, choreography by JM Cabling, costume design by Bonsai Cielo, and assistant direction by Mikko Angeles.

About Mula sa Buwan

Mula sa Buwan is based on Edmond Rostand's Cyrano de Bergerac and Francisco "Soc" Rodrigo's Filipino translation of the French classic. The production is set in 1940s Manila, where Cyrano is an artist sent to war and Roxane is a blushing colegiala. Christian, the lead's best friend, falls in love with the beautiful damsel.

The musical was first staged in 2016, and again in 2017 and 2018. They also produced bits and pieces of the show: a one-night-only musical concert in October 2019, online streaming of a few scenes in April 2021, and playback of the musical concert's highlights in May 2021. They staged two post-pandemic reruns in August and December 2022.

Mula sa Buwan's international online streaming runs from April 7 to 9. The 24-hour window starts at 10 a.m. Tickets are available through Ticket2Me.net for P599, exclusive of platform fees. Each ticket provides one access code, which only works for one device at a time.

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