‘Bar Boys: A New Musical’ extends for 6 more shows
Benedix Ramos plays Erik Vicencio / Courtesy of Jaypee Maristaza
With all of its remaining shows sold out, the rerun of Bar Boys: A New Musical will be extending for one final week with 6 additional shows running from November 7 to 10, 2024, at the Power Mac Center Spotlight Blackbox Theater in Circuit Makati. The show MUST CLOSE on November 10!
A stage adaptation of Kip Oebanda’s film, Bar Boys follows the lives and friendship of four law school students, Erik, Chris, Torran, and Josh. On their journey to become defenders of justice in the Philippines, they are challenged by the demands of law school, the pressures of love and life, and the harsh reality of the world.
Barefoot Theatre Collaborative’s law school musical recently led the second quarter of 15th Gawad Buhay citations with 18 citations, including Outstanding Musical.
Don’t miss the chance to catch the musical that everyone is raving about! Get tickets to the 6 additional shows now at Ticket2Me via bit.ly/barboystickets or HelixPay via barefootcollab.helixpay.ph.
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