The Three Vampires Concert brings together four top stars of German-language musical theatre—Mark Seibert, Jan Ammann, Drew Sarich, and Nienke Latten—for the first time on one stage. Featuring iconic roles from Tanz der Vampire, Elisabeth, Mozart!, and Rebecca, the concert weaves these characters into a single evening of powerful vocal performances.

About the Performance

In celebration of its 14th anniversary, Shanghai Culture Square Theater presents an exclusive concert featuring the golden generation of German-language musical theatre. The evening brings together iconic roles—Graf von Krolock from Tanz der Vampire, Tod and Sissi from Elisabeth, Colloredo from Mozart!, and Maxim de Winter and "Ich" from Rebecca—performed by four leading stars for the first time in Shanghai.

The concert is part of the 2026 Musical Stars Live Concerts Series, combining the leadership of an international music director with the talents of Chinese musicians to deliver a rich, collaborative performance.

Performers

• Mark Seibert – Top performer in German-language musical theatre, appearing in Tanz der Vampire among other productions.
• Jan Ammann – Renowned for roles including Tod and Sissi in Elisabeth.
• Drew Sarich – Known for portraying Colloredo in Mozart!.
• Nienke Latten – Featured in Rebecca as Maxim de Winter and "Ich".

Music Direction & Ensemble

• International Music Director: Florian Schäfer
• Chinese Music Director: Zhou Keren
• Chinese Musicians: Dai Jianxin, Fan Konglong, Zhou Binghan, Sun Keqin, Wang Kui, Wu Sida, Zhang Xiong

Production Team

• Produced by Shanghai Culture Square Theater Management Co., Ltd. & Zhejiang Dafeng Cultural Development Co., Ltd.
• Production leads, technical, lighting, sound, stage management, and marketing teams as detailed in the reference material

Why Go

This is a chance to witness the convergence of four legendary German-language musical theatre performers on a single stage. Fans of musical theatre can experience iconic roles brought to life in Shanghai for the very first time, enhanced by collaboration with Chinese musicians and the theater’s anniversary festivities.