Spy×Family Stage Musical Coming to International Streaming in July
The Spy×Family stage musical's Nagoya performance will stream internationally with English subtitles starting July 6, with tickets available through KKTIX. The sequel musical kicks off this fall across Japan.

Fans outside Japan will finally get to experience the Spy×Family stage musical. The official X account announced that the December 2025 Nagoya run will be available to stream internationally with English subtitles beginning July 6, with a replay window from July 7-20.
Tickets are priced at roughly $39.62 USD through Taiwan-based platform KKTIX, which is handling distribution for the international stream. Notably, KKTIX isn't available in Japan—those audiences can instead access the performance on Hulu from July 6-20 with optional English subtitles.
This marks the first major streaming release of a Spy×Family stage production, bringing Tatsuya Endō's beloved spy-comedy to a global theater audience.
The Sequel is Coming
While fans prepare to watch the original musical, the sequel is already in motion. Spy×Family 2: Bakudan Inu-hen & Gōka Kyakusen-hen (covering the Doggy Bomb and Luxury Cruise Ship arcs) will preview September 9-11 in Saitama before its official run begins September 22 at Tokyo Tatemono Brilllia Hall, running through October 29. The production will then tour Fukuoka, Kobe, Nagoya, and Yamagata throughout November and December.
Returning stars Win Morisaki and Fuka Yuduki reprise their roles as Loid and Yor, with Kento Kiuchi again serving as the second Loid actor. New casting includes fresh faces for Anya Forger—child actresses Rana Izutani, Kanau Kozano, and Reika Mano will rotate the role. The supporting cast has also been refreshed with both returning and new performers.
Shuhei Kamimura handles the music composition and arrangement, while G2 leads direction, script, and lyrics.
The stage adaptations have become major events in Japan's theater scene since the original run in spring 2023, and the second musical's fall 2025 tour proved so successful it's already expanding to multiple cities. With international streaming now available, Spy×Family's theatrical ambitions continue to reach beyond anime and manga into global entertainment.
