Anime like Death Note simply do not come around often. Psychological series are rare in general, let alone cat-and-mouse stories that can rival an all-time great show that transcends manga or anime.

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Xander Pang and Colin Ryan will lead the new London production of Death Note: The Musical. The show will open at the Barbican Theatre on 30 July 2026, with performances continuing until 12 September.

Initial casting has been revealed for the summer production of Death Note: The Musical, which will play London's Barbican Theatre July 30-September 12 with an official opening August 11. The summer ...

The musical is based on the manga created by writer Tsugumi Ohba and illustrator Takeshi Obata, and will feature a revised ...

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But nearly 20 years before any of those existed, Madhouse (the studio behind Death Note, Paprika, and the first season of One ...