Christine Flores is a distinguished musician, actress, and educator with a robust career in music education and theatre performance. She holds a Bachelor of Music in Music Education, with a major in Voice, from the University of Santo Tomas Conservatory of Music in the Philippines, where she graduated in 2001.
Christine has an extensive background in theatre, having been a key member of Repertory Philippines from 2001 to 2018. During her tenure, she showcased her versatility and talent in various prominent roles, including Queen Hippolyta in “Midsummer Night’s Dream,” Isabel in “Scrooge,” Snow White and the Evil Queen in “Snow White and the Seven Dwarves,” the Blue Fairy in “Pinocchio,” Lady Zaza in “Rapunzel,” and the Queen Mother in “Sleeping Beauty.” In addition to her work with Repertory Philippines, Christine was also a member of Atlantis Theatrical from 2017 to 2018, further solidifying her presence in the Philippine theatre scene. Her theatre repertoire includes performances with Full House Theatre Company in popular productions such as “Annie” and “Chitty Chitty Bang Bang.”
In 2007, Christine founded Bel Canto Studio, where she serves as the Creative Director, Voice Teacher, and Musical Theatre Teacher. Under her leadership, the studio has nurtured many aspiring singers and performers, contributing significantly to the local arts community. From 2011 to 2014, Christine was part of Miriam College Center for Applied Music, where she held the position of Musical Theatre Club Moderator and Voice Teacher. Her role involved guiding and mentoring young talents in both voice and theatrical performance.
Christine’s passion for education extends to her work at K.I.D.S. Center, where she has served as a Senior Level Preschool Teacher, Vertical Class Junior/Senior Teacher, Voice Teacher, and Musical Theatre for Kids Teacher. Her multifaceted role at the center highlights her dedication to fostering a love for music and theatre from an early age.
With a career spanning over two decades, Christine Flores has made significant contributions to both the performing arts and music education in the Philippines. Her professional journey reflects a deep commitment to nurturing talent and promoting the arts, making her a respected figure in her field.
In December 1987, Jason Zamora began his career as a recording TV dancer with Octo Arts International in the Philippines, as a member of “The Octo Manoeuvres” dance group. He then joined Manila Genesis Entertainment in March 1990 where he served as an artist dancer, actor, and choreographer.
During this time, he was the exclusive backup dancer for Mr. Gary Valenciano and performed in concerts across the Philippines and internationally in countries such as the USA, Canada, Japan, Australia, Europe, and Asia. Additionally, he began acting in movies, sitcoms, and drama series, and worked as an assistant director, collaborating with various production houses.
From 2000 to 2010, Jason worked as an artist dancer with Artistation under the late Wyngard Tracey. Since March 2011, he has been the director and choreographer at Artiste Hub Inc. in Paranaque City, Philippines, directing and choreographing for a range of events including school performances, homecoming events, corporate events, musical theater, TV commercials, and music videos.
His additional training includes a 4-week film class at the New York Film Academy in Los Angeles, CA, in April 2010, covering directing, editing, scriptwriting, and lighting for short films.
He became a certified Zumba Instructor (ZIN) in April 2015 and has choreographed musical numbers for Repertory Philippines’ productions such as Altar Boyz (2008), Scrooge (2014), Snow White (2015), and Hansel and Gretel (2016).
He did Film Studies at the New York Film Academy, Los Angeles, CA, and is recognized as one of the pioneers of the Manoeuvres dance group, with extensive international performance experience with Mr. Gary Valenciano.
Eric O’Reilly is a dedicated and accomplished professional musician with expertise in teaching, composing, and performance. With over six years of experience as a piano instructor, Eric has developed an advanced curriculum that helps students master a wide range of musical genres, including Classical, Jazz, Pop, and Rock. His approach to teaching is both innovative and student-centered, focusing on technical proficiency as well as creative expression.
As a composer, Eric has created 19 original songs and arranged 84 pieces, showcasing his versatility across various musical styles. He is proficient in using industry-standard software like Finale and Sibelius, ensuring his compositions and arrangements are meticulously crafted. Eric has also recorded three of his original compositions and five arrangements, bringing his unique musical ideas to life in the studio.
Educated at MacEwan University in the performance stream of their Bachelor of Music in Jazz and Contemporary Popular Music program, Eric’s musical foundation is solid and well-rounded. He has studied under several renowned musicians and performed alongside notable artists such as Johnny Summers and Andre Wickenheiser. In addition to the piano, Eric is a versatile instrumentalist, proficient in playing the saxophone, accordion, melodica, trumpet, fiddle, and vocals.
Eric’s broad range of skills, combined with his passion for teaching and performing, enables him to engage with students across different disciplines, whether in the classroom, on stage, or in the studio.
Niña Arny Mabugat is a dynamic performing artist and educator with a strong background in psychology and musical theatre. She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology from the University of San Carlos and Mount Royal University, and is currently pursuing a Master of Counselling Psychology at the City University of Seattle in Calgary, Canada. Her academic foundation in mental health complements her expressive capabilities on stage, making her both a thoughtful and emotionally resonant performer.
Her extensive artistic experience began in the Philippines, where she played major roles such as Elsa in Facets of Love and Mei Li in Flower Drum Song. She further honed her theatrical skills playing Glinda in The Wizard of Oz: Live in Cebu, and later joined the Philippine tour of Siddhartha, the Musical, portraying Princess Yasodhara and Queen Mahapajapati across multiple venues, including an international performance in Taiwan and a major production at the Cultural Center of the Philippines.
Niña is also an accomplished vocalist and recording artist under Viva Records, having interpreted award-winning songs in national songwriting competitions and performed as a front act for high-profile concerts featuring artists such as Regine Velasquez and Jose Mari Chan. Her musical work spans live band performances, solo concerts, and festival appearances, including composing the theme song for Fiesta Filipino in Calgary.
In recent years, Niña has continued her artistic journey in Canada through performances with Storybook Theatre, including leading roles in Ella Enchanted and Miscast. She produced and headlined her own sold-out concert, DOÑA: It’s About Her, in 2024. Her work was also featured in the Hiraya docu-series on Telus TV. With a unique blend of artistry, cultural heritage, and academic insight, Niña continues to inspire and captivate audiences both on stage and beyond.