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Pretty Woman: The Musical — Cape Town and Joburg to fall in love in 2026

Get ready for romance, laughter, and nostalgia — Pretty Woman: The Musical is set to make its long-awaited South African debut in 2026. The dazzling stage adaptation of the beloved 1990 film starring Julia Roberts and Richard Gere will open at Artscape, Cape Town on 18 March, before heading to Montecasino’s Teatro in Johannesburg from 24 April.

This internationally acclaimed musical, produced by Showtime Management in association with Crossroads Live North America, promises a spectacular local production featuring an all–South African cast, crew, and band under a combined creative team from South Africa and abroad.

Brimming with warmth, humour, and romance, the show follows the unlikely love story of Vivian and Edward, capturing the charm and heart of the original film while reimagining it for the stage. The musical features songs by Grammy Award-winner Bryan Adams and Jim Vallance, including the iconic “Oh, Pretty Woman” by Roy Orbison and Bill Dee, alongside an original score blending ballads, pop, and rock-infused showpieces.

After breaking box office records on Broadway and in the West End, Pretty Woman: The Musical now brings its sparkle and feel-good energy to South Africa. Audiences can look forward to high-energy ensemble numbers, glamorous costumes, and a soundtrack that’s pure nostalgia.

“This timeless story has captured the hearts of audiences around the world,” says Hazel Feldman of Showtime Management. “We can’t wait to share this magical production with South African audiences and see them fall in love all over again.”

Tickets are available now at showtime.co.za or ticketmaster.co.za, with an Early Bird 20% discount for bookings made between 22 October and 30 November 2025 on Wednesday and Thursday performances.

Pretty Woman: The Musical is rated PG12+ for mature themes. Group booking discounts and Terrific Tuesday offers apply.

To miss this show would be — as the tagline says — a big mistake. Big. Huge.

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