TIU Theater

TIU Theater
A venue for various community theater groups, independent films, advocacy events and festivals.

was opened last May 2014 to serve as a venue for the growing art scene in Metro Manila. Formerly known as Louie’s THX Cinema, the TIU Theater has opened its doors to various theater, performance, and artistic groups looking for a home to call their own. The TIU Theater can accommodate the following activities:
- Theater productions
- Film screenings
- Concerts and recitals
- Perform

ance Art
- Symposiums and seminars
- And so much more


History

Toshihiko Uriu, a Japanese film and theater advocate and the TIU Theater’s Resident Director, is a staunch supporter of the Philippine Art Scene. He opened the TIU’s doors to artistic groups in need because he believes that the cultural and artistic diversity of the Philippines should be preserved. Furthermore, he believes that talented children from the urban poor should be given a chance to develop their skills. To this goal, the TIU Theater envisions itself to become a venue for various indigenous groups and regional community theater groups to proudly stage their productions. Aside from the theater, there is also a free training facility for talented urban poor children to develop their skills in singing, dancing and acting. Currently, TIU Theater is open for rental for the purpose of sustaining its operation in helping our local artists.

31/12/2024

Cheers to new beginnings! 🥂

Here's to 2025 - May it be filled with joy, success and endless possibilities.

Thank you for trusting us and being part of our 2024 ❤️❤️❤️

27/12/2024

May your Christmas be filled with Love, laughter, and lasting memories 🎄🎄🎄

15/12/2024
Get ready for Day 2!Don't miss the ultimate showdown! 🔥 I Got Colors: Kaleidoscope Jam 2024 Finals Championship Battle! ...
15/12/2024

Get ready for Day 2!

Don't miss the ultimate showdown! 🔥

I Got Colors: Kaleidoscope Jam 2024 Finals Championship Battle! 🕺💥

Be part of the energy and celebrate dance culture!

14/12/2024

Krump category Pre-Selection I Got Colors KALEIDOSCOPE jam 2024!

14/12/2024

Krump category I Got Colors KALEIDOSCOPE jam 2024!

The I Got Colors KALEIDOSCOPE Jam 2024 Krump Battle is part of a larger dance competition featuring various 1v1 battle c...
14/12/2024

The I Got Colors KALEIDOSCOPE Jam 2024 Krump Battle is part of a larger dance competition featuring various 1v1 battle categories. These categories include Krump, Locking, Popping, Breaking, Waacking, Hip-Hop, Dancehall, and Openstyle​💃🏻🕺🏼

Registration is ongoing✅I Got Colors merchandise and Kosa Nostra Cafe are available right here at the Kaleidoscope Jam 2...
14/12/2024

Registration is ongoing✅

I Got Colors merchandise and Kosa Nostra Cafe are available right here at the Kaleidoscope Jam 2024 event!

Don’t miss out the fun!

Join us today for I Got Colors: Kaleidoscope Jam 2024!Witness the energy, passion, and creativity as the Krump Battle be...
14/12/2024

Join us today for I Got Colors: Kaleidoscope Jam 2024!

Witness the energy, passion, and creativity as the Krump Battle begins! 💃🕺

🗓️ Day 1
🕘 10:00 AM - 8:00 PM
📍 TIU Theater


Address

2nd Floor Makati Central Square
Makati
1230

Opening Hours

Monday 10am - 7pm
Tuesday 10am - 7pm
Wednesday 10am - 7pm
Thursday 10am - 7pm
Friday 10am - 7pm
Saturday 10am - 7pm

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The TIU Theater is a venue for the growing art scene in Metro Manila. It opened its doors in May 2014 to various theater, performance, and artistic groups looking for a home to call their own. History Toshihiko Uriu, a Japanese film and theater advocate and the TIU Theater’s Resident Director, is a staunch supporter of the Philippine Art Scene. He opened TIU’s doors to artistic groups in need because he believes that the cultural and artistic diversity of the Philippines should be preserved. Furthermore, he believes that talented children from the urban poor should be given a chance to develop their skills. To this goal, the TIU Theater envisions itself to become a venue for various indigenous groups and regional community theater groups to proudly stage their productions. Aside from the theater, there is also a free training facility for talented urban poor children to develop their skills in singing, dancing and acting. The TIU Theater will open soon at its new location in Makati. It shall be open for rental to sustain its operation in helping our local artists.