THE PROMISED NEVERLAND musical will make its first announced run at Theater H in Tokyo, with five performances scheduled across December 11 to 13, 2026. An announcement published by Crunchyroll on August 31, 2026 confirms the principal cast and creative team behind the production.
The Tokyo run is scheduled for three days
The five performances will take place over a single weekend, but the production has not announced showtimes, ticket prices or purchasing details. No performances in other cities or international distribution have been announced either. The dates confirm when the event is planned, while practical information for anyone traveling to Tokyo remains unavailable.
Norman, Ema and Ray anchor the cast
Minori Kumano will play Norman, Yuki Awata will play Ema, and Kanna Ogasawara will portray Ray. Rihito Sato is cast as Don, with Momo Sakuma playing Gilda.
The adults of Grace Field House will be represented by Hiroko Kachi as Krone and Kei Miyahara as Isabella. The remaining children are divided between Team BUNNY and TEAM OWL, each comprising 20 actors. That arrangement is consistent with an alternating cast, but the production has not confirmed which performers will appear in each performance.
A musical adaptation of Grace Field House
The stage project adapts the manga by Kaiu Shirai and Posuka Demizu, originally published in Weekly Shonen Jump from August 2016 to June 2020 and later collected in 20 volumes. The story was also adapted into two television anime seasons by director Mamoru Kanbe and studio CloverWorks. Crunchyroll’s publication accompanies the announcement of this new stage version.
Koki Kishimoto is directing and writing the script, while Ryota Kojima is composing the music. The production has not yet detailed its songs, sets or selected storyline, and no excerpt or trailer has been announced. That leaves open how the claustrophobic setting and escalating tension of Grace Field House will be shaped for the stage.
Key details are still to come
For now, the confirmed information is limited to the main cast, the creative credits and five Tokyo performances between December 11 and 13, 2026. Showtimes and ticketing details will determine how audiences can attend, while further production updates can be followed through the JEU.VIDEO homepage.
