Attack on Titan: The Musical is heading back to the international stage with a new world tour beginning in Singapore in April 2027.
The production will run at the Sands Theatre at Marina Bay Sands from April 15 to May 2, 2027, marking the first announced stop on the tour. Organizers have confirmed that more locations and performance dates will be revealed in the future.
The musical adapts Hajime Isayama’s manga for live theatre, bringing its story of humanity’s struggle against the Titans to the stage through music, choreography, and theatrical technology.
ATTACK ON TITAN MUSICAL RETURNS WITH A GLOBAL TOUR
The production combines traditional stage performance with modern technology to recreate the series’ intense battles and dramatic atmosphere. Gō Ueki directs the musical, while Masafumi Hata handles the book. Hip-hop artist KEN THE 390 serves as music director, and Kaori Miura wrote the lyrics.
The Singapore engagement will be the musical’s first announced stop on its new world tour. Its previous performances took place in Osaka and Tokyo in January 2023, before the production made its international debut at New York City Center in October 2024.
The newly announced tour gives international fans another opportunity to experience the franchise in a live-performance format. However, ticket sale details and additional tour locations have yet to be confirmed in the announcement.
The official Attack on Titan: The Musical World Tour website also features a message from original manga creator Hajime Isayama, who praised the production’s approach to adapting the story. He said he was impressed by its intensity and felt that the performers’ singing and action sequences offered a new dimension distinct from the manga and anime.
The Singapore performances will be presented in Japanese with English subtitles. The production is part of the Japanese theatrical tradition known as 2.5-dimensional musicals, which brings characters and stories from manga and anime to life through live performers, elaborate staging, and visual effects.
The announcement marks another international chapter for the Attack on Titan stage adaptation, following its earlier performances in Japan and New York. Fans can check the official Singapore show page for confirmed venue and ticket information as the world tour approaches.
