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Baltimore is the first to announce their touring slate for 26-27.

 

It is

Maybe Happy Ending (tour launch) Sept 2026

Six (optional add on) Oct 2026

Hell's Kitchen Nov 2026

Cique du Soleil Twas Night Before (optional add on) Dec 2026

Sound of Music Jan 2027

Death Becomes Her Feb 2027

Hamilton March 2027 (3 week sit down)

Outsiders April 2027

Heathers (Tour Laun

Call_me_jorge said: "Top row:Maybe Happy Ending, Hell’s Kitchen, The Sound of Music, Death Becomes Her, and Heathers

Bottom row:Suffs, The Outsiders, Beauty and the Beast, Six, and some random Cirque/Magic Christmas Show."

Good guesses.  I think you are correct on all except is def not Suffs. Suffs is part of the 2025/2026 package at the same thea

tacotheatrelover said: "carlisle14 said: "To address some of your guesses, which I think are great,..

Hamilton had a 3 week run at this theater Oct of 2022 as a season add on. Was also in town in Oct 2019, Might it be due again in 2026/27?


Hadestown is havinga weekend-only run as a season add on March 2026, and was here for a week in April 2023.

& Juliet hada weeklong Sept 2024.

Wicked has a three week rungoing right now

To address some of your guesses, which I think are great,..

Hamilton had a 3 week run at this theater Oct of 2022 as a season add on.  Was also in town in Oct 2019,  Might it be due again in 2026/27?  


Hadestown is having a weekend-only run as a season add on March 2026, and was here for a week in April 2023. 

& Juliet had a weeklong Sept 2024.  

Wicked has a three week run going right now as an add on.&nb

Finally saw For Good in the theater yesterday,  About 3/4 full theater for the Sunday at 4 pm showing.  I would say it lagged behind Wicked 1 a touch, but still a simply outstanding movie on all fronts.  Madam Morrible underwhelms for me ... easily could have found a more intimidating villain character with real singing pipes.  But really loved how that wove the storyline and the passion that Grande and Erivo put into the roles leaps off the screen.  Really amazing st

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Lot666 said: "I saw photos posted to social media by attendees of the Baltimore tour stop, and they suggestthat the chandelier does not rise from the stage, but starts the show already hanging over the orchestra like it did at the Albert Hall and during the Cameron Mackintosh "reimagined" tour. Is this correct? If so, it infuriates me that they refer to this production as "The Brilliant Original"."

It starts overhead, covered by sheets.  The

Of note, Phantom had zero pairs of seats available for sale at Baltimore for any show in the weeklong run almost two weeks before opening night. A couple of mid-week shows had 1-3 single seats left when I looked.  There was no Rush, no Lucky Seat, and no other ticket sale promotions to fuel attendance.  Hippodrome seats 2250 patrons, and it seems that every show sold out at full ticket prices ... of course subscribers get a different (lower) price tag than single-show purchasing&nbs