ukala造句

• Ukala was created in the 1950s by distinguished Filipino illustrator Alfredo Alcala.
• Ukala, the character, was a Native Northwestern region of the American continent.
• This was an experimental piece for Ukala, which relied on dance, music, and powerful visuals rather than the spoken word.
• Ukala was adapted into film as " Ukala ( Ang Walang Takot ) ", meaning " Ukala ( The Fearless ) " in the Tagalog language.
• Ukala was adapted into film as " Ukala ( Ang Walang Takot ) ", meaning " Ukala ( The Fearless ) " in the Tagalog language.
• Ukala was adapted into film as " Ukala ( Ang Walang Takot ) ", meaning " Ukala ( The Fearless ) " in the Tagalog language.
• Ukala has also worked with the British theatre Horse and Bamboo Theatre in 1999 and with Bob Frith wrote the visual theatre piece " Harvest of Ghosts ", which toured the UK and the Netherlands.
• Significant Horse + Bamboo Theatre touring productions include " The Woodcarver Story " ( 1982 ); " Dance of White Darkness " ( 1994 ), about Maya Deren in Haiti; " Harvest of Ghosts " ( 1999 ) created with Sam Ukala, the Nigerian playwright; as well as " Company of Angels " ( 2002 ) about the life of Charlotte Salomon.