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Frank Wildhorn’s Kane and Abel World Premiere opens in Tokyo

by Staff Writer
January 24, 2025
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The world premiere of musical Kane and Abel opened its curtain to an enthusiastic full house at Tokyu Theatre Orb on Wednesday January 22nd in Tokyo.

The world premiere original musical is based on the best-selling novel by British national author Jeffrey Archer.

The Toho/Cube production is the first musical adaptation brought to life by Broadway talents such as composer Frank Wildhorn, writer and director Daniel Goldstein, lyricist Nathan Tysen, arranger and orchestrator Jason Howland, and choreographer Jennifer Weber.

       

The show stars Kohei Matsushita as William Kane, Yuya Matsushita as Abel Rosnovski, Miyu Sakihi as Florentyna, Rina Chinen as Zaphia, Ayu Manaka as Kate Brooks, Kazuya Kamikawa as George Novak, Takuya Uehara as Matthew Lester, Masato Takeuchi as Richard Kane, Takuya Kon as Henry Osborne, Toru Masuoka as Alan Lloyd, and Yuichiro Yamaguchi as Davis LeRoy.

Kane and Abel will be presented at Tokyu Theatre Orb, Shibuya from Wednesday January 22nd to Sunday February 16th, followed by a regional tour at Shin-Kabuki-za theatre, Osaka from Sunday February 23rd to Sunday March 2nd.

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Jeffrey Archer remains one of the publishing world’s bestselling authors, with 300 million books sold. He wrote his first novel Not a Penny More, Not a Penny Less in 1976, which was adapted for BBC Radio 4 and later televised in 1990. Kane and Abel became a number one bestseller in hardcover and paperback all over the world and has sold over 3.5 million in the UK paperback edition alone.

 

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