Feature: Upcoming Indonesia Shows - February and March 2025

Mary Poppins Jr. (14-15 February at Global Jaya School Theater)

By Global Jaya School

The magical story of the world's favorite nanny is set to take the stage at Global Jaya School in Bintaro, Tangerang Selatan. This Disney and Cameron Mackintosh show will feature the school’s art students, bringing iconic numbers from the movie and stage musical.

For ticket sales, go to https://event.tix.id/event/gjsmarypoppinsjr

City of Love The Cinematic Musical (14-16 February at Jakarta International Convention Center)

By Warisan Budaya Indonesia

An original musical by the Warisan Budaya Indonesia foundation, City of Love is directed by famed director Hanung Bramantyo and celebrated writer Agus Noor. City of Love tells the story of star-crossed lovers Sandya and Kala, whose father and mother, respectively, forbids their love due to their own romantic past.

Tickets available at https://dyandratiket.com/city-of-love-the-musical

Grease the Musical (15-16 February at Teater Besar, Taman Ismail Marzuki)

By OMG Entertainment and Yasmara

Step into the world of 1950s Rydell High, where leather jackets, pink skirts, and unforgettable music take center stage! GREASE follows the story of Danny Zuko and Sandy Dumbrowski, two star-crossed lovers whose summer romance is put to the test when they find themselves in the same high school.

This production stars singer/stage actor Gusty Pratama as Danny Zuko and singer/songwriter Rahmania Astrini as Sandy Dumbrowski. The show is licensed through TRW and promises electrifying dance numbers, iconic tunes.

For more information, visit www.greasethemusical.id 

Kapan Nikah (21-23 February at Teater Salihara)

By Jaksical

The second installment in the “Kapan” universe, “Kapan Nikah” translates to “When Are You Getting Married?”, a question familiar to most Indonesians. This original musical will feature an exciting arena-style staging, audience interaction, multiple endings, and immersive theming at the venue.

“Kapan Nikah” is directed by notable theater director Venytha Yoshiantini with original songs by composer and music director Felita Kezia. The show promises to observe the different sides behind this ubiquitous question and how to answer it for those yet-to-be-married, through the eyes of a couple: Monika and Adi.

Tickets are on sale until February 14 on http://bit.ly/TiketKapanNikah

The Warrior’s Heart: Lutung Kasarung (21 February at Global Sevilla Pulomas Auditorium)

By Global Sevilla Pulomas

A musical adaptation of the Indonesian legend of Lutung Kasarung, this show features script, direction, and songs by Banyu. The whole cast consists of Global Sevilla’s students, trained in singing, acting, dancing, and fight choreography. Lutung Kasarung will present “a tale of destiny, love, and rivalry” on stage. 

More information and tickets are available on https://linktr.ee/globalsevillapulomas

Chiisana Ai no Uta (21-22 February at Universitas Kristen Maranatha, Bandung

By Sastra Jepang Universitas Kristen Maranatha

Based on the 2019 film Chiisana Koi no Uta, this show by Universitas Kristen Maranatha’s Japanese Literature will include music performances as part of the story. It tells the story of high school students trying to express their feelings through music. The performance will be held in Japanese accompanied by some Indonesian narration. 

To buy tickets, visit https://bit.ly/PembelianTiketBungaku2

Kaneko Mama & The Jolly Folks (22-23 February at Teater Kecil, Taman Ismail Marzuki)

By Shindora

An original musical about Kaneko Mama, the proprietress (or proprietor?) of a bar in 1980’s Japan. It tells an upbeat, heartwarming story about both the owner and the bar’s colorful cast of regulars. The show will be in Japanese with Indonesian subtitles.

Tickets are currently sold out. Follow their Instagram on https://www.instagram.com/shindora.id for more information.

Mirah (22-23 February at Teater Besar, Taman Ismail Marzuki)

By Teater Keliling

Right next door to Kaneko Mama & The Jolly Folks, Teater Keliling will present their next production: Mirah. Based on the true story of a little-known Betawi heroine called Mirah, it’s set in colonial Indonesia/Dutch East Indies and tells a tale about defending one’s rights from those who seek to take it away.

Buy the tickets from the theater’s official website at www.teaterkeliling.com

Mar (26-28 February at Ciputra Artpreneur, Lotte Shopping Avenue)

By ArtSwara 

A musical production featuring the songs of Indonesian maestro Ismail Marzuki. 

The story takes place in Bandung, 1946. It tells the growing romance between a soldier by the name of Mar and a hospital volunteer named Aryati set against the background of Bandung Lautan Api (the historical burning of Bandung). The show stars Gabriel Harvianto and Galabby Thahira, with direction by Wawan Sofyan and music direction by Dian HP.

Tickets available at https://artswara.co.id/

Sister Act (14-15 March at Graha Bhakti Budaya, Taman Ismail Marzuki)

By Center Stage Community

Sister Act, based on the movie of the same name starring Whoopi Goldberg, is coming to Jakarta this March as one of the few theatrical shows taking place during the month of Ramadan.

The musical tells the story of Deloris VanCartier, a night club singer who goes into hiding at an abbey and finds unexpected friendship there. Legendary composer Alan Menken wrote the music for this 'divine musical comedy'.

Book your tickets through the following link https://linktr.ee/censtacom

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