The beloved Precure franchise is set to dazzle audiences once again with the return of the all-male stage play, Dancing☆Star Precure. The third production is scheduled to grace the stages of Tokyo and Osaka in December, promising a spectacular show filled with dance, drama, and of course, Precure magic. With new cast members Junichi Ito and Masataka Nakagauchi joining the ensemble, excitement is at an all-time high for fans eagerly awaiting this latest installment.

Returning to the spotlight are familiar faces such as Shogo Tamura as Cure Top, Ryō Takizawa as Cure Lock, and Tōya Morita as Cure Soul, among others. With a stellar lineup of talents both on and off stage, including director Hosakayō and character designer Toshie Kawamura, this production is poised to deliver a magical experience that fans of all ages can enjoy.

The original stage play, which made waves with its groundbreaking all-male Precure team, debuted to critical acclaim in Tokyo and Osaka back in October 2023. Following its success, a sequel was recently performed at Theater H in Tokyo and the Kyoto Theater, where the announcement of the third stage play was met with much enthusiasm. The story follows the lives of high school boys who navigate the challenges of both dancing and protecting the world as Precures, blending everyday struggles with fantastical adventures seamlessly.

Notably, the franchise’s latest entry, Soaring Sky! Pretty Cure, introduced the first male Precure, Tsubasa Yūnagi/Cure Wing, played by Ayumu Murase, and the first adult Precure, Ageha Hijiri/Cure Butterfly, portrayed by Ayaka Nanase. These fresh additions have injected new energy into the series, captivating audiences and expanding the diversity of Precure characters and stories.

As fans eagerly anticipate the upcoming stage play, the legacy of Precure continues to evolve and inspire, proving that the magic of friendship, courage, and transformation knows no bounds. Stay tuned for more updates and get ready to be enchanted by the power of dance and Precure magic on stage this December.