Attack on Titan: The Musical is going global. The stage adaptation of Hajime Isayama’s blockbuster manga will launch a world tour beginning with a run at the Sands Theatre, Marina Bay Sands in Singapore from April 15 to May 2, 2027.
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The announcement came Tuesday, with more tour dates promised at a later time. It’s the latest step in the musical’s steady march from domestic hit to international property.
From Osaka to New York to Singapore
Go Ueki directs the production, with Masafumi Hata writing the book, hip-hop artist KEN THE 390 serving as music director, and lyrics by Kaori Miura. The show blends traditional staging and music with modern technology to recreate the world of Titans and the Scout Regiment on stage.
The musical first ran at Osaka’s Orix Theater and Tokyo’s Seinenkan Hall in January 2023, then made its international debut at New York City Center in October 2024. Singapore now becomes the launchpad for a full world tour.
A Franchise That Keeps Expanding
Isayama launched the original manga in Bessatsu Shonen Magazine in 2009 and concluded it in April 2021 with 34 volumes. The anime adaptation ran from 2013 through the Final Season’s concluding specials in 2023. Notably, an earlier planned stage play in 2017 was cancelled after a tragic on-stage accident — making the musical’s success all the more meaningful for fans.
With the world tour now confirmed, Titan fans across the globe will finally get their chance to see the walls — and what’s beyond them — brought to life on stage.
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