Musicals in Singapore, theatre, and comedy shows await – sit back and enjoy these upcoming performances!
We’re thrilled to have more musicals in Singapore – local and international shows included – each year. If the number of concerts in Singapore is skyrocketing, why can’t our theatre groups in Singapore have some fun too? Every musical in Singapore this year brings something special: award-winning productions, modern adaptations of celebrated classics, stories that hit close to home, and talented ensembles waiting to wow us with their acting and singing chops. You can also use your SG Culture Pass for some local theatre shows in Singapore, too! Presenting the most exciting 2026 theatre shows and musicals in Singapore.
2026 musicals, theatre shows, and comedy acts in Singapore
1. Theatre: The Radicalisation of Mrs Mary Lim-Rodrigues
Madonna once said, “The road to hell is paved with good intentions.” So what happens when you cause more harm than good? A well-meaning school principal learned this the hard way after a devastating incident involving one of her students. Suddenly, she’s forced to confront the fine line between helping and harm – and question whether being good at her job also makes her a good person…
Dates: 24 September to 10 October 2026
Ticket prices: from $40 to $85
Show days and timings: Tuesday to Friday, 7.30pm; Saturdays, 2.30pm and 7.30pm; Sunday, 1.30pm
Duration: 100 minutes (with no intermission)
Address: The Radicalisation of Mrs Mary Lim-Rodrigues, Wild Rice @ Funan, #04-08, Funan, 107 North Bridge Road, Singapore 179105
2. Theatre: Fat Kids Are Harder To Kidnap 2026
Now in its 18th edition, Fat Kids Are Harder To Kidnap is back on stage for a two-weekend run in October, and you won’t want to miss it. The format remains unpredictable: 31 short plays within an hour, performed in whatever order the audience shouts out, against a countdown clock. Beat the clock to watch everything! Material is written up to opening night, which means you’ll get the latest news presented chaotically.
Dates: 16 to 25 October 2026
Ticket prices: $35
Show days and timings: Friday, 7.30pm; Saturday and Sunday, 3pm and 7.30pm
Duration: 60 minutes
Address: Fat Kids Are Harder To Kidnap 2026, Wild Rice @ Funan, #04-08, Funan, 107 North Bridge Road, Singapore 179105
3. Musical: Cats The Musical
Love it or hate it, this long-running musical has 77 million viewers worldwide and counting. Based on Old Possum’s Book of Practical Cats by T. S. Eliot, the show transforms the stage into a larger-than-life junkyard where the Jellicle Cats gather for one very dramatic night. Expect iconic characters like Rum Tum Tugger, Mr Mistoffelees and Grizabella, and the timeless hit, “Memory”.
Dates: 29 October to 15 November 2026
Ticket prices: from $68 to $712 (four Grand Circle Box seats)
Show days and timings: Tuesday to Friday, 8pm; Saturday, 2pm and 8pm; Sunday, 1pm and 6.30pm
Duration: 145 minutes (with a 20-minute intermission)
Address: Cats The Musical, Sands Theatre at Marina Bay Sands, 10 Bayfront Avenue, Singapore 018956
4. Musical: Monkey Goes West
Wild Rice continues its holiday pantomime tradition by reviving the award-winning musical, Monkey Goes West! This cheeky retelling of the Chinese fantasy classic follows Ah Tang running away from home and into a strange land, where he befriends three travellers. Together, the foursome go on amazing adventures filled with dangers and trials.
Dates: 12 November to 13 December 2026
Ticket prices: from $50 to $120
Show days and timings: Tuesday to Friday, 7.30pm; Saturday, 2.30pm and 7.30pm; Sunday, 1.30pm
Duration: 150 minutes (including a 20-minute intermission)
Address: Monkey Goes West, Wild Rice @ Funan, #04-08, Funan, 107 North Bridge Road, Singapore 179105
5. Theatre: Eureka Days
Another Broadway (and the West End) smash is coming to Singapore, just in time for the festive season. Welcome to Eureka Days, a progressive private school where “everyone gets a say”. Everything’s fine and dandy until a health crisis hits the school and the mantra was swiftly thrown out the window. How did a calm, considerate conversation about the school’s vaccine policy spiralled out of control? Watch and find out.
Dates: 18 to 29 November 2026
Ticket prices: from $28 to $78
Show days and timings: Tuesday to Saturday, 8pm; Sunday, 2pm and 6pm
Duration: 100 minutes (with no intermission)
Address: Eureka Days, KC Arts Centre – Home of SRT, 20 Merbau Road, Singapore 239035
6. Theatre: The Nutcracker
Christmas in Singapore may not come with snow, but The Nutcracker might be the next best thing. The world-renowned State Ballet of Georgia returns with the holiday classic that’ll make even adults feel a little wide-eyed again. Following last year’s sold-out run of Swan Lake, this lavish production brings Clara’s dreamlike Christmas Eve to life with Tchaikovsky’s iconic score, dazzling costumes, and a cast of 60 dancers gliding through snowflakes, sweets and the occasional Mouse King showdown.
Dates: 26 to 29 November 2026
Ticket prices: from $78 to $632 (for 4 grand circle box seats)
Show days and timings: Thursday and Friday, 7.30pm; Saturday, 2pm and 7.30pm; Sunday, 1pm and 5.30pm
Duration: 115 minutes (including a 15-minute intermission)
Address: The Nutcracker, Sands Theatre at Marina Bay Sands, 10 Bayfront Avenue, Singapore 018956
7. Musical: Moulin Rouge
This stage adaptation of Moulin Rouge! turns 1899 Paris into a whirlwind of romance, excess and pure chaos. The story follows Christian, a hopelessly romantic writer, and Satine, the star of the infamous nightclub, as they fall for each other.
Expect more than 70 songs woven into the show, from classic scores to modern pop hits, all wrapped in velvet, sequins and unapologetic spectacle. It is, after all, the first-ever world tour, featuring a world-class international cast. How does one perform 70 songs in a night? Well, this musical will feature a mash-up of songs instead of a jukebox-style musical.
Dates: 16 February to 14 March 2027
Ticket prices: from $80 to $300 (for 4 grand circle box seats)
Show days and timings: Tuesday to Friday, 8pm; Saturday, 2pm and 8pm; Sunday, 2pm and 7pm
Duration: 155 minutes (with a 20-minute intermission)
Address: Moulin Rouge, Sands Theatre at Marina Bay Sands, 10 Bayfront Avenue, Singapore 018956
8. Musical: MJ The Michael Jackson Musical
Following the biographical film, pop royalty Michael Jackson is also getting the musical treatment. MJ The Michael Jackson Musical offers a behind-the-scenes look at how the singer conceptualised his iconic Dangerous World Tour, which played for two nights in Singapore back in the 90s. Expect his greatest hits, electrifying choreography and top-notch theatrical design.
Dates: August 2027
Ticket prices: To be announced, priority sales start on 28 September
Show days and timings: To be announced
Duration: To be announced
Address: MJ The Michael Jackson Musical, Sands Theatre at Marina Bay Sands, 10 Bayfront Avenue, Singapore 018956
There you have it: the upcoming musicals, theatre shows and stand-up comedy in Singapore we’re looking forward to in 2026. Stay tuned as we update the list with more! *aaand scene*
Frequently Asked Questions
What musicals are coming to Singapore in 2026?
Some of the big names hitting the stage include Cats The Musical in 2026. Expect everything from Broadway darlings to classics.
Are there any homegrown Singapore productions to look forward to?
Yes! Fat Kids Are Harder To Kidnap and The Radicalisation of Mrs Mary Lim Rodrigues are proudly local productions that celebrate Singapore stories and talent – stay tuned for more!
Where are most musicals and theatre shows in Singapore staged?
The big international productions usually land at Sands Theatre in Marina Bay Sands or Esplanade Theatre, while local and experimental works often shine at Victoria Theatre, Drama Centre Theatre, and Wild Rice @ Funan.
How much do theatre and musical tickets cost in Singapore?
Prices vary widely depending on the production and seating category. Tickets can range from around $25 for smaller local shows to $1,200 for premium VIP box seats (for four pax) at blockbuster productions.
Can I use SG Culture Pass credits for these shows?
Yes! Some productions are eligible for SG Culture Pass credits, which makes it easier (and cheaper) to catch world-class theatre.
When should I book tickets for theatre shows in Singapore?
As early as possible! Big-name shows tend to sell out quickly, especially weekend slots.
What’s the dress code for musicals and theatre in Singapore?
There isn’t a strict dress code – anything from smart casual to semi-formal is common. That said, theatre nights are a great excuse to dress up a little!
