‘The Reconciliation Dinner’ Dissects How Politics Affect Relationships
While far from perfect, “The Reconciliation Dinner” is an entertaining and immersive take on the divisiveness of Philippine politics today.
Jericho Igdanes
I graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Speech Communication from the University of the Philippines in 2023. At present, I'm pursuing a Master of Arts in Philippine Studies while teaching classes on public speaking and persuasion. I continue to tell stories in my spare time.
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