Set against the backdrop of a record-breaking super typhoon threatening Luzon, the Typhoon Trilogy explores the intersecting lives of individuals, their fears, hopes, and shared humanity in the face of impending disaster. Each one-act play offers a unique perspective on resilience, regret, and social disparity, weaving together a powerful narrative of the Filipino experience during crises.

Act I: Mini Stop Premise: A diverse group of strangers seeks refuge in a convenience store as the typhoon looms closer. With nowhere to go, the fragile lines between class, personality, and survival instincts blur, uncovering deeper societal tensions. Themes: Fear of the unknown Social divides The fragility of life

Act II: Typhoon Twilight Premise: Two longtime friends meet in a restobar on the eve of the storm. As the winds howl outside, they reminisce about missed opportunities and unspoken feelings, reflecting on the paths their lives have taken and the choices left behind.

Act III: Reporter on Rampage Premise: A journalist interviews marginalized Filipinos before a super typhoon, uncovering their struggles against both nature and systemic neglect. As she realizes the futility of their preparations and the indifference of those in power, she begins to question the impact of her own work.