Sky Theater MBS Concerts 2025

Capacity 1,300 seats. Good location, just a few minutes walk from JR Osaka Station and Nishi-Umeda Station. However, the JP Building will not open in earnest until July 2024, so nothing other than the theater will be open. And when the audience has to move all at once after the performance, it's difficult to carry them all in an elevator. There are no escalators. Inevitably, I had to go all the way down the emergency stairs, but this theater is on the 6th floor. 60% to 70% of the people who come to see plays are elderly. Some elderly people are unsteady on their feet. I wonder if it will be a conductor going down the emergency stairs after July. The theater has become popular since the Olympics, and has a refreshing design that features different shades of green reminiscent of grass. The seat height is also slightly higher to match the height of today's young people. Even though the seat is made to be lightweight, it has good cushioning so that your butt won't feel uncomfortable even if you sit for a long time. It's new, so it's natural.

I participated in the unveiling party. It is quite beautiful as it is freshly made. The location is direct from the station, so you can walk to the venue in about 3 minutes. I think you can really enjoy the performances you see here because the voices can be heard easily inside the venue.

立地がすごく良い。JR大阪駅桜橋口から信号渡ってすぐ。 エレベーターで6階まで行くと、 緑と白が眩しい内装、カフェ併設されていて幕間にドリンクも飲めそう。 スタッフの皆さんも感じ良くて、またぜひこの劇場開催の舞台が観たいです。

I went to see "Come from Away". I was impressed by the quality of the work, which was suitable for the opening of a new theater, and the gorgeous cast. The blocks after the passage had a good step and were easy to see. I think that the toilet situation, which is the biggest concern for women when attending a theater, is at a level that is not a problem. Since KITTE hasn't opened yet, the whole building feels lonely. We are looking forward to the grand opening in July.

I used it for the first time at a concert. I arrived at the elevator on the 1st floor 10 minutes before the lunchtime performance on April 25th. Can I take this elevator to the hall? When I asked the person who seemed to be the man in charge, he said in a depressed manner, ``Where is this hall? There are a lot of them around here!!'' I was surprised by his unexpected response and replied, ``There are no halls in this building. "How many halls are there?" He said the same thing again in a strong tone, "There are many halls in Nishi-Umeda!" I was very disappointed and very uncomfortable when I tried to get on the elevator, but right before the doors closed, the doors were everywhere! ! That's all I said. I go to many theaters, but this was the first time something like this had happened to me. Sky Theater doesn't seem to have a system for conducting surveys or asking for opinions, so I'll write about it here. I would like to receive proper training on what hospitality is. All I had to do was say, ``The elevator to the Sky Theater is on the top floor.'' If you don't like talking, why not make a signboard? The hall itself was very easy to see and the concert was nice, so I was disappointed in the first entrance.