Rated PG: PETA

Rated PG: Peta

“Rated PG: Peta Theater” Through the support of Terres des Hommes Germany and the German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ), PETA presents Rated:PG, a play on positive discipline written by Liza Magtoto, directed by Mae Quesada-Medina and with music by award-winning composer Vincent A. De Jesus. PETA, through its educational campaign on children's right to safety and protection against violence and abuse through theater and the arts, ARTS Zone Project, will be livestreaming Liza Magtoto's Rated: PG, a play on positive discipline, on May 10.

“PLOT” It delves into the psyche and developmental stage of a child so that a better understanding is reached between parent and child therefore bringing a more harmonious relationship to the family. PETA's ARTS Zone Program is an educational campaign on children's right to safety and violence through theater and the arts.

“Theater and Theme” Theater Rated PG: Peta play on positive discipline to children.

“Issue” In Philippine Educational Theater Association's \"Rated PG\", we find Joselle, a mother most mothers can relate to. ... Unlike other plays, \"Rated PG\"'s message is made explicit to the audience. The play is part of PETA's ARTS Zone project, which aims to teach positive discipline through the arts.

“Analyze Characters” It delves into the psyche and developmental stage of a child so that a better understanding is reached between parent and child. Joselle is a hardworking, multi-tasking mother of two who made a major life decision– to take a job abroad and leave her youngest child, or to stay in the country while struggling to make ends meet. Romy is loving husband but he is almost always preoccupied with his job and leaves the children's moral upbringing to his wife.

“Evaluate the Performer” The play stars Stella Cañete-Mendoza, Gilbert Onida, Arthur Castro, Joan Bugcat and Upeng Galang-Fernandez, among others. Stella Cañete-Mendoza lead actress plays her role well that you can feel the grief of a mother. Gilbert Onida is known for Dahil ba sa kanya (1998), José Rizal (1998) and 1-2-3 (2016) plays the role of Romy, Joselle’s husband who really plays his role well.

“Elements of the Production” This theater shows the what-ifs, whys and wherefores of disciplining the young without having to experience what is now considered physical/corporal punishment. The settings make me feel the characters in the story and makes me understand the “reality” of life.