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Lorenz Pacheco Evangelio is a Cebu-based individual known primarily as a film director and local entrepreneur.
His work and activities include:
Film Direction He directed the full-length Bisaya film Ang Golgotha, produced by ALEAS’ Pasundayag Sugbo Theater group. He is actively involved in the local film community in Cebu.
Entrepreneurship He co-owns a local business, possibly a fruit and vegetable shake stall, which recently opened its seventh branch in Guadalupe, Cebu.
Advocacy He appears to be an animal welfare advocate, engaging in relevant discussions and groups on social media. Lorenz Angelo Evangelio (talk) 07:05, 5 December 2025 (UTC)[reply]

Lorenz Pacheco Evangelio is a significant figure in the Cebuano performing arts scene. His extensive resume includes:
Directing Calamba Joe (2016): A musical play performed at the University of the Philippines Cebu.
Directing Inday Paabota Ako Sa Langit (2019): A stage play staged at the CAP Jones auditorium in Cebu.
Writing Lit-ag (The Remake) (2023): As the writer for the stage production.
Directing the Film Golgotha: A notable full-length Bisaya film production.
He continues the legacy of his late father, Al Evangelio, who founded the renowned theater film group ALEAS’ Pasundayag Sugbo nearly 50 years ago. This organization serves as a central umbrella group that affiliates and merges talents from other local production groups like RJTDFCALL Stars (under Ringo Jay Trinio) and Limitless Production (headed by Giovanni Santillan), fostering a strong community for Cebuano theater and film. Lorenz Angelo Evangelio (talk) 07:15, 5 December 2025 (UTC)[reply]

Lorenz Pacheco Evangelio’s journey in the performing arts began long before he moved into directing and writing. He has a rich history as a versatile performer, having trained extensively under the guidance of his father, the late Al Evangelio.
His notable acting credits include:
Portraying St. Peter in Buhing Kalbaryo: A play written and directed by his father. His performance in this role was critically noted for its emotional depth, moving the audience to tears with a song composed by Al Evangelio.
Performing in Calamba Joe: As a teenage artist, he showcased his talents in acting, dancing, and singing in this production focusing on the life of Dr. Jose Rizal. This role took him to various locations both within the Philippines and internationally in Europe (Brussels and Switzerland).
Lorenz Pacheco Evangelio’s extensive experience as a seasoned performer provides a solid foundation for his current successful career as a writer and director for both stage and film. Lorenz Angelo Evangelio (talk) 07:22, 5 December 2025 (UTC)[reply]