Sister Act Musical Concert Ticket

Overview

The beloved smash hit movie, Sister Act, which starred Whoopi Goldberg, has been miraculously adapted into a lively and powerful musical for the Japanese stage. This production features an all-star cast bringing the hilarious and heartwarming story to life, complete with the Grammy and Oscar-winning composer Alan Menken’s infectious score. The music, lyrics, and screenplay come together to create a dazzling, uplifting performance that celebrates friendship, community, and the transformative power of song.

This current tour boasts new, dynamic cast members, including the highly acclaimed Kumiko Mori and Sakina Ayakaze, who alternate in the lead role, adding their own unique flair and powerful presence to the show. Their performances, combined with the talents of the entire ensemble, ensure that this rendition is even more spectacular and memorable than ever before. It is an unmissable event that guarantees joy and non-stop entertainment for audiences across Japan.

Why Attend

• Witness the sensational Japanese musical adaptation of the iconic Hollywood movie, Sister Act.
• Experience the unforgettable, Grammy and Oscar-winning music written by legendary composer Alan Menken.
• See the powerful performances of Japanese stars Kumiko Mori and Sakina Ayakaze alternating in the starring role.
• Enjoy a hilarious and heartwarming story of a disco diva hiding in a convent, supported by a talented ensemble cast.
• The show is performed at prestigious venues across Japan, including the Meijiza and Umeda Arts Theater.

Schedule & Tickets Information

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Date	Venue	Seat Types
2026/4/3 (Fri) 13:00 Start	Meijiza (Tokyo)	Pia Special Seat
2026/4/12 (Sun) 13:00 Start	Meijiza (Tokyo)	Pia Special Seat
2026/5/5 (Tue) 12:00 Start	Umeda Arts Theater Main Hall (Osaka Prefecture)	S seats, A seats, B seats
2026/5/5 (Tue) 17:00 Start	Umeda Arts Theater Main Hall (Osaka Prefecture)	S seats, A seats, B seats
2026/5/6 (Wed) 12:00 Start	Umeda Arts Theater Main Hall (Osaka Prefecture)	S seats, A seats, B seats
2026/5/7 (Thu) 12:00 Start	Umeda Arts Theater Main Hall (Osaka Prefecture)	S seats, A seats, B seats
2026/5/15 (Fri) 12:00 Start	Ueda City Cultural Arts Center Large Hall (Nagano Prefecture)	S seats, A seats
2026/5/16 (Sat) 12:00 Start	Ueda City Cultural Arts Center Large Hall (Nagano Prefecture)	S seats, A seats
2026/5/29 (Fri) 12:00 Start	Aichi Prefectural Arts Center Large Hall (Aichi Prefecture)	S seat, A seat, B seat
2026/5/30 (Sat) 12:00 Start	Aichi Prefectural Arts Center Large Hall (Aichi Prefecture)	S seat, A seat, B seat
2026/5/30 (Sat) 17:00 Start	Aichi Prefectural Arts Center Large Hall (Aichi Prefecture)	S seat, A seat, B seat
2026/5/31 (Sun) 12:00 Start	Aichi Prefectural Arts Center Large Hall (Aichi Prefecture)	S seat, A seat, B seat

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Background

The 2026 production of the musical “Sister Act” (known in Japan as Tenshi ni Love Song wo) is a high-spirited revival of the Broadway smash hit based on the beloved 1992 film. Featuring a soul and disco-infused score by the legendary Alan Menken, this Japanese production has become a recurring favorite since its local premiere. The 2026 run is particularly special as it marks a “re-birth” of the show with a mix of veteran talent and fresh faces, promising to bring the house down with its message of sisterhood and the power of music.

The production features a powerhouse double-cast for the lead role of Deloris Van Cartier: the legendary Kumiko Mori, who has become synonymous with the role in Japan, and Sakina Ayakaze, making her highly anticipated post-Takarazuka debut. They are joined by a stellar supporting cast including F蘭 (Ran Otori) as the Mother Superior and Kazutaka Ishii / Yusuke Hirose as Eddie. This 2026 tour spans several cities, but the Tokyo residency at the historic Meijiza Theater is its centerpiece, offering a unique blend of Broadway energy and traditional Japanese theatrical hospitality.

Venue Information

• Venue Name: Meijiza (明治座)
• Address: 2-31-1 Nihonbashi Hamacho, Chuo City, Tokyo 103-0007, Japan
• Entry Gates: The main entrance is located on the 1st floor, featuring a grand lobby. Ticket holders for the main hall proceed to the 3rd and 4th floors via escalators.
• Nearby Landmarks: Hamacho Park, the Sumida River, and Hamacho Station (Toei Shinjuku Line, Exit A2 is directly adjacent).

Faqs

What makes the Japanese production of Sister Act unique?

This production features two prominent Japanese performers, Kumiko Mori and Sakina Ayakaze, alternating in the lead role, offering fans a chance to see different interpretations of the character. The show maintains the beloved music by Alan Menken while integrating the talents of an acclaimed Japanese cast and production team, making it a culturally specific and high-quality rendition of the classic musical.

Who wrote the music for the Sister Act musical?

The music for the Sister Act musical was composed by the legendary Alan Menken, who is also known for composing the scores for many classic Disney films, including The Little Mermaid and Beauty and the Beast. His contribution ensures the musical is filled with catchy, gospel-inspired, and powerful songs that drive the story forward.

Which major cities in Japan will host the Sister Act musical tour?

The musical is scheduled to perform across multiple major regions in Japan during its limited run. Key venues include the historic Meijiza in Tokyo, the Umeda Arts Theater Main Hall in Osaka Prefecture, and the Aichi Prefectural Arts Center Large Hall in Aichi Prefecture. The tour also includes performances at the Ueda City Cultural Arts Center Large Hall in Nagano Prefecture.

Are there different seating options available for the performances?

Yes, depending on the venue, various seating categories are offered, typically including S seats, A seats, and B seats, as well as specialized seating like the Pia Special Seat for certain performances. These options allow attendees to choose their preferred view and proximity to the stage, with S seats usually offering the best overall viewing experience.

Why do the casts change between performance dates for the musical?

It is common in major Japanese musical productions to have “W Casts” or alternating lead performers, as is the case here with Kumiko Mori and Sakina Ayakaze. This allows the show to maintain a demanding performance schedule while offering different artistic interpretations of the lead role, giving audiences a reason to attend multiple shows.