‘Bar Boys: The Musical’ extends for two more shows
‘Bar Boys: The Musical’ extends for two more shows
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The critically acclaimed BAR BOYS: THE MUSICAL will be extending for one final weekend with 2 additional shows on November 29 (Saturday) at 2:00 PM and 7:30 PM at the Hyundai Hall, Areté in Quezon City aside from the previously announced November 30 shows. The musical MUST CLOSE on November 30, 2025
THE HIT MUSICAL ABOUT DREAMS AND FRIENDSHIP
Bar Boys: The Musical follows the journey of four friends — Erik, Chris, Torran, and Josh — who hope to become lawyers and change the world. But as the realities of school and life set in, their friendship, values, and faith are put to the test.
The all-new staging of the musical has been hailed as “a battle cry against injustice” and “a sprawling resonant spectacle” by audiences and critics alike.
Barefoot Theatre Collaborative’s homegrown musical recently won Outstanding Ensemble Performance for a Musical, Female Featured Performance in a Musical for Sheila Francisco, and Male Featured Performance in a Musical for Juliene Mendoza at the 15th Gawad Buhay. It also received 13 nominations for its cast and team, including Outstanding Musical (Original or Translation/Adaptation).
GET TICKETS NOW!
Don’t miss the chance to catch the last few shows of this musical! Tickets are available at Ticket2Me or bit.ly/barboystickets. Ticket prices range from PHP999 to PHP3,499.
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