The Witcher in Concert will now be staged as a one-night-only performance in Manila, following the cancellation of its second scheduled show. Film Concerts PH has confirmed that the March 29 show has been canceled “due to unforeseen circumstances,” but the March 28 show will proceed as scheduled.
Ticket holders for the March 29 show will receive an official email from TicketWorld, giving them the option to either reschedule to March 28 at 3:00 p.m. or request a refund should they be unavailable on the new schedule.
The concert now marks the sole opportunity for local audiences to experience the live orchestral celebration of The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt video game soundtrack. Audiences can expect beloved tracks such as “Wolven Storm,” “Lullaby of Woe,” and other fan favorites, performed live by the Filharmonika Orchestra alongside Percival Schuttenbach, the Polish folk metal band that co-composed the video game’s score. The concert combines symphonic arrangements with folk and metal elements, reflecting the dark fantasy world’s roots in Slavic mythology.
Internationally, The Witcher in Concert has been praised by fans and critics alike. Featuring cinematic visuals and new arrangements led by co-composer Marcin Przybyłowicz, the production guides audiences through key moments from Geralt of Rivia’s journey.
Tickets to The Witcher in Concert are available via TicketWorld.
Frequently Asked Questions
Film Concerts PH canceled the March 29 show “due to unforeseen circumstances.” The March 28 show remains scheduled as planned, making it the only opportunity for Manila audiences to see the concert.
Ticket holders will receive an official email from TicketWorld offering the choice to reschedule to the March 28, 3:00 p.m. show, or request a refund if they’re unavailable on the new date.
The concert features the Filharmonika Orchestra performing The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt’s soundtrack alongside Percival Schuttenbach, the Polish folk metal band that co-composed the game’s score, including tracks like “Wolven Storm” and “Lullaby of Woe.”
The production features new arrangements led by co-composer Marcin Przybyłowicz, combining symphonic orchestration with folk and metal elements rooted in the dark fantasy world’s Slavic mythology influences.
Tickets are available through TicketWorld, with ticket holders for the canceled March 29 show receiving direct communication about rescheduling to March 28 or requesting a refund.
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