Every month, we at São Paulo Secreto bring you a very special article featuring the plays to watch that season. But if you want to be more specific, we now bring you a guide to the best musicals in São Paulo, for those who enjoy shows full of rhythm and melody!
The Guardians of K-Pop
From R$75
The show is inspired by the Netflix phenomenon to bring a story of female empowerment where three stars of a K-Pop band use their powers to protect the world. With hits from the bands Huntrix, SajaBoys, and unreleased songs, the blockbuster promises to delight families in São Paulo who enjoy musicals.
Gal, the Musical
From R$25
The musical pays tribute to the life and work of Gal Costa, from her childhood in Bahia to her national success. The set design is inspired by Hélio Oiticica, and the narrative addresses her relationship with other icons of Brazilian music, such as Caetano and Gilberto Gil.
Ney Matogrosso – Homem com H
From R$25
For those who enjoy biographical musicals, don’t miss the new season of “Homem com H” in São Paulo! The show features Renan Mattos in the role of Ney Matogrosso, as well as a large cast and live band. The audience will be able to check out episodes from the singer’s life and some of his most memorable songs, in a narrative that explores freedom, authenticity, and boldness.
Ópera do Malandro
From R$25
One of the greatest classics of Brazilian musical theater, Chico Buarque’s “Ópera do Malandro”(The Malandro Opera), gets a brand new staging at the Renault Theater, directed by Jorge Farjalla and with musical direction by Gui Leal. The show features a stellar cast, with José Loreto, Amaury Lorenzo, Carol Costa, and Totia Meireles, revisiting the iconic work that portrays the Rio de Janeiro underworld with humor and social criticism.
Susi, the Musical
From R$25
The iconic Brazilian doll Susi comes to life on stage in an unprecedented blockbuster production. Conceived and written by Mara Carvalho and directed by Ulysses Cruz, the musical features singer and actress PRISCILLA in the lead role. The plot follows Victor, a boy immersed in screens who embarks on a dreamlike journey alongside Susi, facing fears and questioning consumption and beauty standards represented by the antagonist Venus.