Musical ‘Sister Act’ Takes Japan by Storm: Tokyo and Osaka Performances Confirmed!

Musical ‘Sister Act’ Confirmed for Japan Tour, Tokyo and Osaka Performances

The highly acclaimed musical ‘Sister Act’ is set to make its debut in Japan with scheduled performances in Tokyo and Osaka this July. Since its premiere in the United States in 2006, ‘Sister Act’ has garnered enthusiastic support from audiences worldwide, including in countries like the UK, France, and Germany.

EMK Musical Company Secures Asian Tour Rights

EMK Musical Company, which acquired the Asian tour rights for ‘Sister Act’, conducted auditions in New York and Seoul last year to select the cast members. Ultimately, seven talented Korean actors were chosen to be part of this exciting production.

Producer Kim Ji-won Expresses Delight

Kim Ji-won, the producer of ‘Sister Act’, expressed great joy and significance in being able to introduce the musical to a wider Asian audience. The show’s humorous and heartwarming message is expected to resonate deeply with Japanese viewers.

From Busan to Seoul, and Now Japan

After a successful premiere in Busan last year, ‘Sister Act’ moved to Seoul’s D-Cube Art Center, delighting audiences with its captivating performances. The Seoul run will conclude next month, just before the anticipated opening of shows in Tokyo’s D-Cube Theater and Osaka’s Orix Theater.

An Asian Tour with Global Appeal

The captivating story and unforgettable music of ‘Sister Act’ have captivated audiences worldwide, and the upcoming Asian tour is expected to be no exception. The news of the musical’s expansion into Japan was reported by the renowned Korean news agency, Newsis.

Key Points:

• The musical ‘Sister Act’ will have performances in Tokyo and Osaka this July.
• ‘Sister Act’ gained worldwide popularity after its 2006 premiere in the United States.
• EMK Musical Company secured the Asian tour rights for ‘Sister Act’ and conducted auditions in New York and Seoul.
• Seven talented Korean actors were selected to be part of the ‘Sister Act’ Asian tour.
• Producer Kim Ji-won is delighted to introduce the musical to more Asian audiences.
• ‘Sister Act’s humorous and heartwarming message is expected to resonate with Japanese viewers.
• ‘Sister Act’ premiered in Busan and moved to Seoul’s D-Cube Art Center.
• The Seoul performances of ‘Sister Act’ will conclude before the opening of shows in Tokyo and Osaka.
• The news of ‘Sister Act’ expanding to Japan was reported by Newsis, a prominent Korean news agency.