Just Before Opening—Tickets for 'Werewolf TLPT #57: MISSION VI' Available Now!

The live entertainment 'Werewolf The Live Playing Theater (Werewolf TLPT)' features actors playing the actual 'Werewolf' game while weaving a story through improvisation. The latest work, 'Werewolf TLPT #57: MISSION VI,' will open at Shinjuku-mura LIVE on May 29, 2026. Same-day ticket vouchers are currently on sale, and all 16 stages will be live-streamed. Since the story and ending change with every performance, the fact that 'no two shows are the same' is the greatest charm of the TLPT series. In 'Werewolf TLPT,' the cast plays the game on stage, and the story unfolds based on the results. The actors themselves do not know who the 'Werewolf' is, and suspicion, negotiation, and betrayal are reflected in the story in real-time. Therefore, the development, surviving characters, and even the final scene change with every stage. The audience witnesses a story that exists only at that moment. 'MISSION VI' is a crime suspense set in the underworld, performed by an all-male cast. In addition to series regulars, actors active in various fields are participating. Attention is focused on the stage, which requires the adaptability unique to improvisation and the negotiation skills of the 'Werewolf' game itself. All 16 stages will be live-streamed. Since 'different dramas are born in performances on different days,' watching the changes in relationships between characters is a unique way to enjoy the series. The performance will be streamed simultaneously on 'Confetti Streaming Theater' and 'Seventh Castle ch (niconico).' For those who want to watch all stages, check out the 'All-Stage Set' on Confetti for a better deal. Also, pay attention to the stage starting at 19:00 on June 2, where Masashi Taniguchi (playing Spike) will reach his 100th stage appearance in the 'Werewolf TLPT' series. Additionally, there will be stages with after-talk sessions, which is rare for the 'Werewolf TLPT' series. This will be a valuable opportunity for the cast to reflect on the game's development and their thoughts during specific scenes.