Bagets the Musical is a stage adaptation of the iconic coming-of-age film that immortalized the Tagalog slang term for “youth,” and has become a cultural touchstone for Filipino Generation X, reimagined to celebrate nostalgia while embracing themes that will resonate with today’s audiences.
Set in the 1980s, the musical follows the lives of five teenage boys on the cusp of manhood as they navigate friendship, love, identity, and family, through all their respective emotional ups and downs, misadventures, and profound realizations.
Rewind to the rad ‘80s as the Bagets barkada brings you good vibes, classic hits, and a whole lot of teenage and family drama.
– Tickets: Digital QR codes are accepted — no need to print.
– Children: Kids must have their own ticket. Children below 13 years old must be accompanied by an adult, and those 3 years old and below must have a waiver signed at entry. Children who cause distractions during the show may be escorted out of the theater until it is appropriate to re-enter.
– Entry: Theater doors open 1 hour before showtime. Arrive early to find your seat and enjoy the atmosphere before the overture begins.
Prohibited Items
– Not Allowed: Food, beverages, cans, glass bottles, thermoses, large camera gear, laptops, drones, strollers, flashlights, and laser pointers are prohibited.
Inside the Theater
1. Be On Time
Musical numbers aren’t meant to be interrupted — latecomers may only be admitted during breaks or intermission.
2. Silence Your Devices
Talking, whispering, or using your phone during the show is disruptive. Guests using devices during the show will be laser-pointed by staff and may be escorted out.
3. No Recording or Filming
Preserve the magic for future audiences — filming, photography, and audio recording are not allowed.
4. Respect Your Fellow Theatergoers
Avoid kicking seats, placing feet on seats, or blocking views. Keep movement to a minimum.
5. Dress for the Occasion
Business casual is encouraged. Please avoid wering shorts, tank tops, and slippers.
6. Food & Drinks
Not allowed inside the theater — enjoy snacks at the lobby before or after the show.
Special Seating
Wheelchair-Accessible Seats:
– Row A seats 1–72
– Row M seats 1–81
After the Show
Curtain Call: Stay until the end to show your appreciation to the cast.
Photo Ops: If there’s a meet-and-greet, be patient, polite, and respectful.
Tip: A musical is best enjoyed with your heart open, your phone off, and your applause ready. Sit back, relax, and let the story sweep you away!
