The Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) in partnership with MINT College and Kids Acts Philippines Inc., presents the Grand Winner of the Season 1 Young Creative Challenge Playwriting Category entitled "Ang Pagbuo ng Baliana" written by Esmeralda Cado Albis.
Show Date: JUNE 10, 2026 7:00 PM Wednesday
Venue: Carlos P. Romulo Auditorium 4/F RCBC PLAZA, Ayala Avenue, Makati City.
FREE ADMISSION!
Discover the enchanting tradition and culture of celebrating the faith of the people of Camarines Sur in the Bicol Region through a piety enactment of a century-old religious rite that is presently alive and silently existing in Sitio Baras, Malitbog, the town of Minalabac.
Ang Pagbuo ng Baliana is a musical play that embraces the unity of different worlds that of humans, the ethereal plane, and the Heavens, with the existence of crossing over to connect and interact with loved ones who have passed on. This is a form of mystical communication of compassion, where love binds a promise of eternal union that even death can never part.
The musical is brought to life on stage by the country's award-winning directors for the original music by Eugene Belbis, and stage direction by Luigi Nacario and Meldrig Costuna.
Venue: Carlos P. Romulo Auditorium 4/F RCBC PLAZA, Ayala Avenue, Makati City.
FREE ADMISSION!
Discover the enchanting tradition and culture of celebrating the faith of the people of Camarines Sur in the Bicol Region through a piety enactment of a century-old religious rite that is presently alive and silently existing in Sitio Baras, Malitbog, the town of Minalabac.
Ang Pagbuo ng Baliana is a musical play that embraces the unity of different worlds that of humans, the ethereal plane, and the Heavens, with the existence of crossing over to connect and interact with loved ones who have passed on. This is a form of mystical communication of compassion, where love binds a promise of eternal union that even death can never part.
The musical is brought to life on stage by the country's award-winning directors for the original music by Eugene Belbis, and stage direction by Luigi Nacario and Meldrig Costuna.
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