Home Actress Lea Salonga HD Instagram Photos and Wallpapers March 2024 Lea Salonga Instagram - In her ascent to Broadway in Miss Saigon, her subsequent casting as the singing voice of Disney’s iconic princesses Jasmine and Mulan, and the release of her internationally acclaimed album – these milestones solidified her position as a trailblazer for Filipino performers on the global stage. Salonga’s success, however, was not a solitary triumph. The ensemble cast of Miss Saigon, then and now, has consistently featured an array of Filipino talent. Her groundbreaking performance as the first woman of colour to portray Éponine in Les Misérables served as a catalyst, paving the way for a paradigm shift in casting practices. New musical productions began embracing BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, and People of Colour) actors for roles traditionally reserved for Caucasians. Despite this progress, Salonga, with characteristic candour, revealed in a foreign interview the underlying pressure she felt: the ever-present fear of failure from unseen critics. Yet, with unwavering determination, she delivered flawless performances night after night, silencing any doubts. Even today, Salonga continues to champion a more inclusive theatre scene, her legacy a testament to the transformative power of representation. @facialcarectrph @msleasalonga Photography by Joseph Pascual Creative Direction & Words by Franz Sorilla IV Produced by Isabel Francisco, Dorynna Untivero & James Mayo Styling by Meg Manzano Hair & Makeup by Kusie Ho Photographer’s Assistant: Joey Alvero Styling Assistants: Shaine Serrano & Teresita Gabat Logistics: Mikki Soriano & Johannah Reglos Location: The Theater at Solaire #TatlerPhilippines #TatlerEntertainment

Lea Salonga Instagram – In her ascent to Broadway in Miss Saigon, her subsequent casting as the singing voice of Disney’s iconic princesses Jasmine and Mulan, and the release of her internationally acclaimed album – these milestones solidified her position as a trailblazer for Filipino performers on the global stage. Salonga’s success, however, was not a solitary triumph. The ensemble cast of Miss Saigon, then and now, has consistently featured an array of Filipino talent. Her groundbreaking performance as the first woman of colour to portray Éponine in Les Misérables served as a catalyst, paving the way for a paradigm shift in casting practices. New musical productions began embracing BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, and People of Colour) actors for roles traditionally reserved for Caucasians. Despite this progress, Salonga, with characteristic candour, revealed in a foreign interview the underlying pressure she felt: the ever-present fear of failure from unseen critics. Yet, with unwavering determination, she delivered flawless performances night after night, silencing any doubts. Even today, Salonga continues to champion a more inclusive theatre scene, her legacy a testament to the transformative power of representation. @facialcarectrph @msleasalonga Photography by Joseph Pascual Creative Direction & Words by Franz Sorilla IV Produced by Isabel Francisco, Dorynna Untivero & James Mayo Styling by Meg Manzano Hair & Makeup by Kusie Ho Photographer’s Assistant: Joey Alvero Styling Assistants: Shaine Serrano & Teresita Gabat Logistics: Mikki Soriano & Johannah Reglos Location: The Theater at Solaire #TatlerPhilippines #TatlerEntertainment

Lea Salonga Instagram - In her ascent to Broadway in Miss Saigon, her subsequent casting as the singing voice of Disney’s iconic princesses Jasmine and Mulan, and the release of her internationally acclaimed album – these milestones solidified her position as a trailblazer for Filipino performers on the global stage. Salonga’s success, however, was not a solitary triumph. The ensemble cast of Miss Saigon, then and now, has consistently featured an array of Filipino talent. Her groundbreaking performance as the first woman of colour to portray Éponine in Les Misérables served as a catalyst, paving the way for a paradigm shift in casting practices. New musical productions began embracing BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, and People of Colour) actors for roles traditionally reserved for Caucasians. Despite this progress, Salonga, with characteristic candour, revealed in a foreign interview the underlying pressure she felt: the ever-present fear of failure from unseen critics. Yet, with unwavering determination, she delivered flawless performances night after night, silencing any doubts. Even today, Salonga continues to champion a more inclusive theatre scene, her legacy a testament to the transformative power of representation. @facialcarectrph @msleasalonga Photography by Joseph Pascual Creative Direction & Words by Franz Sorilla IV Produced by Isabel Francisco, Dorynna Untivero & James Mayo Styling by Meg Manzano Hair & Makeup by Kusie Ho Photographer’s Assistant: Joey Alvero Styling Assistants: Shaine Serrano & Teresita Gabat Logistics: Mikki Soriano & Johannah Reglos Location: The Theater at Solaire #TatlerPhilippines #TatlerEntertainment

Lea Salonga Instagram – In her ascent to Broadway in Miss Saigon, her subsequent casting as the singing voice of Disney’s iconic princesses Jasmine and Mulan, and the release of her internationally acclaimed album – these milestones solidified her position as a trailblazer for Filipino performers on the global stage.

Salonga’s success, however, was not a solitary triumph. The ensemble cast of Miss Saigon, then and now, has consistently featured an array of Filipino talent. Her groundbreaking performance as the first woman of colour to portray Éponine in Les Misérables served as a catalyst, paving the way for a paradigm shift in casting practices. New musical productions began embracing BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, and People of Colour) actors for roles traditionally reserved for Caucasians.

Despite this progress, Salonga, with characteristic candour, revealed in a foreign interview the underlying pressure she felt: the ever-present fear of failure from unseen critics. Yet, with unwavering determination, she delivered flawless performances night after night, silencing any doubts. Even today, Salonga continues to champion a more inclusive theatre scene, her legacy a testament to the transformative power of representation.

@facialcarectrph @msleasalonga

Photography by Joseph Pascual
Creative Direction & Words by Franz Sorilla IV
Produced by Isabel Francisco, Dorynna Untivero & James Mayo
Styling by Meg Manzano
Hair & Makeup by Kusie Ho
Photographer’s Assistant: Joey Alvero
Styling Assistants: Shaine Serrano & Teresita Gabat
Logistics: Mikki Soriano & Johannah Reglos
Location: The Theater at Solaire

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Lea Salonga Instagram – “If it means that that one moment leads you closer to success, then how can that one moment of failure be failure, if the result is triumph?” 

Renowned actress Lea Salonga emphasizes the importance of fostering a safe space during rehearsals, where actors are encouraged to experiment and explore their characters without fear of failure. She believes rehearsals shouldn’t be about achieving perfection, but rather a space to try different approaches and embrace mistakes as valuable learning opportunities. Even setbacks provide valuable feedback, guiding actors in the right direction, she argues. This philosophy fosters growth and exploration, empowering actors to fully embrace the creative process. Read more on Tatlerasia.com by clicking the link in bio.

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Photography by Joseph Pascual
Creative Direction & Words by Franz Sorilla IV
Produced by Isabel Francisco, Dorynna Untivero & James Mayo
Styling by Meg Manzano
Dress by Bagasáo
Jewellery by Katari
Hair & Makeup by Kusie Ho
Photographer’s Assistant: Joey Alvero
Styling Assistants: Shaine Serrano & Teresita Gabat
Logistics: Mikki Soriano & Johannah Reglos
Videography by Dan Pablo
Cover Design by Jon Hipe
Location: The Theater at Solaire

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Lea Salonga Instagram – In her ascent to Broadway in Miss Saigon, her subsequent casting as the singing voice of Disney’s iconic princesses Jasmine and Mulan, and the release of her internationally acclaimed album – these milestones solidified her position as a trailblazer for Filipino performers on the global stage.

Salonga’s success, however, was not a solitary triumph. The ensemble cast of Miss Saigon, then and now, has consistently featured an array of Filipino talent. Her groundbreaking performance as the first woman of colour to portray Éponine in Les Misérables served as a catalyst, paving the way for a paradigm shift in casting practices. New musical productions began embracing BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, and People of Colour) actors for roles traditionally reserved for Caucasians.

Despite this progress, Salonga, with characteristic candour, revealed in a foreign interview the underlying pressure she felt: the ever-present fear of failure from unseen critics. Yet, with unwavering determination, she delivered flawless performances night after night, silencing any doubts. Even today, Salonga continues to champion a more inclusive theatre scene, her legacy a testament to the transformative power of representation.

@facialcarectrph @msleasalonga

Photography by Joseph Pascual
Creative Direction & Words by Franz Sorilla IV
Produced by Isabel Francisco, Dorynna Untivero & James Mayo
Styling by Meg Manzano
Hair & Makeup by Kusie Ho
Photographer’s Assistant: Joey Alvero
Styling Assistants: Shaine Serrano & Teresita Gabat
Logistics: Mikki Soriano & Johannah Reglos
Location: The Theater at Solaire

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