Enchang Kaimo, a prominent figure in Philippine theater, passed away on October 19 at the age of 77. Her husband, Mari Kaimo, confirmed the news through a heartfelt Facebook post.
Isang Tumitinding Epekto sa Teatro ng Pilipinas
Ngayon, Kinuha Niya Siya pabalik sa Kanyang Sarili. Siya ay nagpapahinga na ngayon sa Kanyang yakap at ganap na malaya mula sa mga tanikala na nagbubuklod sa ating lahat.
Mari Kaimo, Asawa
Kaimo was a co-founder of Trumpets, a Christian theater company established in 1991, alongside notable figures such as Audie Gemora and Freddie Santos. Under her guidance, Trumpets produced popular plays and musicals including *Joseph the Dreamer* and *The Lion, The Witch, and The Wardrobe*.
Kaimo's career spanned decades, during which she directed and performed in numerous productions. Her work in musicals like *The Wedding Singer* and *First Name Anew* showcased her versatility and dedication to the craft.
Tributes have poured in from the theater community, including Chancel Repertory Theatre, which remarked on her impactful presence: "Chancel Rep has one less light, but heaven is rejoicing today."
Enchang is survived by her husband and their son, Khalil. A wake will be held on October 21 and 22 at the Lighthouse Christian Community in Muntinlupa City.