Playwright: Floyd Scott Tiogangco
Director: Giancarlo Abrahan
Cast: Phi Palmos, Missy Marama, Jojit Lorenzo

A young gay man just quit his job through a text message. Now his parents attempt to de-escalate his extreme manic-depressive episode.

Premieres on 13 June, 5:00p.m.

Playwright: Jay Crisostomo IV
Director: Sigmund Roy Pecho
Cast: Peewee O'Hara, Quiel Quiwa, Khayl Sisom, Ina Azarcon-Bolivar, Jerome Dawis

Dapithapon takes three boys at the end of their high school years and forces them to confront their greatest fears in a single day: flunking out of school, impossible parental expectations, and an unhealthy infatuation with a teacher. They fervently cling to one another, afraid to let go. They try fruitlessly to preserve their friendship before they are forever parted by circumstance.

Premieres on 14 June, 3:00p.m.

Playwright: Daryl Pasion
Director: Erika Estacio
Cast: Lhorvie Nuevo, Eshel Mesina

Returning home from an encounter against the NPA, Oka reunites with his pregnant wife, Liling. The sweet homecoming turns out to be the complete opposite when Liling is confronted with her husband’s impossible request.

Premieres on 13 June, 3:00p.m.

Playwright: Tyron Casumpang
Director: Jethro Tenorio
Cast: Noel Comia Jr, Gio Gahol, CJ Barinaga, Jonathan Tadioan

Tatay, a staunch ally of the gay community, discovers that his youngest son, Bunso, a staunch fan of Blackpink, was prohibited by his school principal to dance “Kill This Love” in their Family Day talent contest. Infuriated, Tatay rushes to confront the principal but Bunso insists that the only way for him to join the competition is if he finds other male students to dance with him. Rejected by every male student in their school, Bunso persuades his Tatay, Kuya, and Diko to join him and form the all-male group to dance to the tune of Blackpink on Family Day.

Premieres on 11 June, 5:00p.m.

Playwright: Juliene Mendoza
Director: Fitz Bitaña
Cast: Iggi Siasoco, Vino Mabalot, Jessette Namin

Peter a writer, is making up for lost time with his young brother Bobby. Bobby is a recovering alcoholic who just had his second chance at life. They both try to reconnect through their mutual love of comic book. As they discuss the concept of alternate realities and dimensions prevalent in most comic book stories, they imagine how much better their relationship would have been in another reality. As Peter invited Bobby to watch a play he had written, a different reality slowly reveals itself to the two estranged siblings.

Premieres on 14 June 8:00p.m.

Playwright: Jobert Grey Landeza
Director: Adrienne Vergara
Cast: Io Balanon, JM Salvado

Patrick gets into trouble in his new school, a totally strange and distant environment from his Lumad origins. Afraid of what punishment the Principal might sanction him with, he hides inside a dilapidated storage room where he felt safe. Until Titser Kit finds him there.

Premieres on 11 June, 3:00p.m.

Playwright: Mark Norma Boquiren
Director: Mark Mirando
Cast: Opaline Santos, Ji-Ann, Janna, Irish Shane Legaspi

Mayang Bubot sa Tag-Araw is a story about Maya, a young Aeta who is building a future for her people. One day, her childhood friend, Bubot, returns from the city after six years. They clash, having been honed by the paths that they were forced to choose.

Premieres on 12 June 5:00p.m.

Playwright: Luisito Nario
Director: James Harvey Estrada
Cast: Rhon Kenneth Mercado, Buboy Villar, Lovely Abella,

Entong, is a proud Batangueño drunkard. He was visited by Dune, his brother-in-law, for a bottle of gin. Entong’s wife, Lorna, joined them in her peculiar mood. As the night ends in between gin, tulingan and bidyoke singing, they seem to not have a good time but became more miserable instead.

Premieres on 12 June, 3:00p.m.

Playwright: Anthony Kim Vergara
Director: Joshua Tayco
Cast: Norbs Portales, Anthony Falcon, Jerald Napoles, Nicco Manalo, Gabo Tolentino

Four friends who lost their jobs as production crew members after the untimely shutdown of their TV network found themselves successfully making a new career as Youtubers. Now, Boy-boy together with his buddies agreed to carry out an insane challenge in their channel⁠—a decision that will forever change the fate of their camaraderie.

Premieres on 12 June, 8:00p.m.

Playwright: Herlyn Alegre
Director: Charles Yee
Cast: Mayen Estanero, Marj Lorico, Mean Espinosa

As one of the biggest boybands of the 1990s get together for a long-awaited reunion concert after 20 years, high school friends, Barbara, Jessica and Angeline, also reunite to book concert tickets to see their favourite boys. As the three friends reminisce their teenage years spent swooning over their favourite boyband, they also find themselves confronting issues from their past as concealed insecurities and unspoken resentment rise towards the surface.

Premieres on 14 June 5:00p.m.

Playwright: U Z Eliserio
Director: Maynard Manansala
Cast: Krystle Valentino, Skyzx Labastilla, Rafael Tibayan

Pina has spent most of her life without a mother. She has learned to rely on and love only her father. But now her father is dead. Connie, her mother, came home from abroad seemingly just to attend to the details of the funeral and burial, not to grieve. Soon, Connie will leave the Philippines again. Pina has to decide: will she forgive her mother and try to salvage their relationship, or will she cast Connie completely out of her life?

Premieres on 10 June, 8:00p.m.

Playwright: Rick Patriarca
Director: George De Jesus III
Cast: Lance Reblando, Ross Pesigan, AJ Sison, Vincent Pajara

In Indang, Cavite, a trio of college students relearns the definition of desire as they try to coexist with a new enigmatic board mate.

Premieres on 10 June, 5:00p.m.

Playwright: Buch Dacanay
Director: Nour Hooshmand
Cast: Esteban Fulay Jr, Ruah Liway Shechem Gabo, Vincent Kevin Pajara, Hariette Mozelle, Belinda Maramba

Jenny Li, a college student suffers mentally after witnessing her best friend's rape at a classmate's party. Struggling to convince her best friend about it, as nobody believes it had ever happened, she wonders how many others out there have fallen victims to sexual harrassment. And how many out there are in denial?

Premieres on 20 June 5:00p.m.

Playwright: Dingdong Novenario
Director: Bunny Cadag
Cast: Joel Saracho, Audie Gemora, John Nico Labrador

Soon to be proclaimed National Artist Dominador Gonzales is asked by a previous mentee to collaborate on a project to get the latter back into the playwriting scene. Dominador's refusal puts him at risk of being among the ranks of Kevin Spacey and Woody Allen, potentially nullifying his life's work. In this polarised world, whichever side you are on, you are wrong.

Premieres on 19 June, 5:00p.m.

Playwright: Bernice Dacara
Director: Alon Segara

It is the morning of the plebes’ recognition day. Awakened by Vito’s incessant knocking, Erik tries to distract his bunkmate by recounting the good memories they had during their six-month training in the academy. The reminiscing halts once the two are forced to talk about the looming experience of their batchmate’s death leading them to question each other’s beliefs and what they’re willing to give up because of it.

Premieres on 26 June, 5:00p.m.

Playwright: Nicko de Guzman
Director: Joel Saracho
Cast: Lui Manansala, Ward Luarca

It is 2016. There is a new president in the Philippines. Kaloy decides that he and his wife, Che, go back to the Philippines for good after being OFWs in the US for almost 30 years. But, Che can’t seem to finish packing/unpacking. The couple will argue about found objects, “change is coming”, and Marie Kondo. Che will soon find out that there is persistence in leaving and there is permanence in movement.

Premieres on 18 June, 5:00p.m.

Playwright: Claro Delos Reyes
Director: Guelan Luarca
Cast: Kakki Teodoro, Tata Tuviera, Ybes Bagadiong, Anthony Vaughn Merchant, Teisha Duncan, Arvy Dimaculangan, Carmen Dolina, Kat Dizon, Franny Tan

Mongoloida’s Casa de Pun (a brown comedy / ang isang komedyang kayumanggi) is an experimental one act play that explores socially constructed borders of Philippine racial identity. The play follows the internal struggle of Enrica, an Afro-Filipina, who has migrated to New York City under contentious circumstances related to her upbringing. In a liminal space, Enrica confronts a transnational cast of historical characters who navigate life with differing world views; together they reckon with their beliefs and reflections through shards of glass and mirrors. The play questions the structural frames that shape clouded lenses often seen as cultural traits.

Premieres on 24 June, 5:00p.m.