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We’re getting closer and closer to Christmas, and even the stories we’re seeing on stage reflect the social spirit of the season. This month’s theater productions are all about family, love, and friendships—reminding us all about the gift of relationships.
Here are seven productions you can catch this month. And to make the most out of the experience, bring along your loved ones, too.
Tiny Beautiful Things
The Sandbox Collective Nov. 16 to Dec. 8 Power Mac Center Spotlight Black Box Theater, Circuit Makati
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Based on the bestselling book of the same title, “Tiny Beautiful Things” revolves around the questions and answers between columnist “Sugar” and her letter writers seeking advice on different aspects of their lives. Acclaimed as a theatrical exercise in empathy, the play reminds us of the beauty of truly listening to others—and being listened to.
Sandosenang Sapatos
Tanghalang Pilipino Nov. 15 to Dec. 8 Tanghalang Ignacio Gimenez, Cultural Center of the Philippines Complex, Pasay City
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The touching tale of Susie and her family returns to the stage this November. Based on the Palanca Award-winning children’s book, “Sandosenang Sapatos” follows wheelchair-bound Susie, who dreams of becoming a ballerina, and of wearing the shoes her beloved father makes. The story speaks of the enduring power of a parent’s unconditional love.
READ: ‘Sandosenang Sapatos’ displays the power of a parent’s unconditional love, seen through a child’s eyes
Gruesome Playground Injuries
Company of Actors in Streamlined Theatre Nov. 22 to Dec. 1 The Mirror Studio, SJG Center, Poblacion, Makati City
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This two-hander by acclaimed playwright Rajiv Joseph follows the unconventional love story of Doug and Kayleen, which spans 30 years. It revolves around the pair’s various encounters with each other, being brought together by “injury, heartbreak, and their own self-destructive tendencies.”
Tabing Ilog the Musical
Teatro Kapamilya/PETA Nov. 8 to Dec. 1 PETA Theater Center, Quezon City
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Based on the iconic ’90s TV series, the musical version of “Tabing Ilog” follows the coming of age of the young barkada of San Juan E as they navigate the various changes in their lives. The musical touches on the relatable challenges and struggles of the youth, from changing priorities and love to self-worth.
Silver Lining Redux
Rockitwell Studios and MusicArtes Nov. 8 to 17 Carlos P. Romulo Auditorium, RCBC Plaza, Makati City
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A story spanning generations, “Silver Lining” follows the lives of high school friends as they navigate all the ups and downs of growing up amid the challenges of the Martial Law era, until they eventually start their own families and pursue their dreams. The rerun is said to feature a tighter script, focusing on the redemption of the various characters as well as exploring the weight of the characters’ choices throughout their lives.
Going Home to Christmas
Repertory Philippines Nov. 29 to Dec. 15 Carlos P. Romulo Auditorium, RCBC Plaza, Makati City
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Repertory Philippines’ (Rep) first original Filipino jukebox musical puts the spotlight on the songs of Filipino Christmas icon Jose Mari Chan. It features three different stories that converge in a single setting, revolving all around Filipinos who, quite literally, are “going home to Christmas.” It follows the different stories of love and family around the season.
Bonus:
Jepoy and the Magic CircleRepertory Philippines Until Feb. 2025 REP Eastwood Theater, 4th Floor, Eastwood Citywalk, Eastwood City, Quezon City
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Rep’s children’s theater offering this year is an enjoyable adaptation of the story “The Magic Circletayabet,” which follows a young boy named Jepoy, as he ends up in the world of mythological creatures as he searches for his father in the forest. The story explores themes of acceptance as well as a celebration of uniqueness (or, as they say in the play, being weird!).
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