Broadway Legend Joined: 4/26/16
inception said: "San Francisco
Shucked @Curran Sept 9- Oct 5
Suffs @Orpheum Oct 21- Nov 9
Stereophonic @Curran Oct 28 - Nov 23
Notebook @Orpheum Feb 10 - Mar 1
Spamalot @GoldenGate Mar 3-22
Hell's Kitchen @Orpheum April 5-24
Beauty & Besst @Orpheum July 14 - Aug 9
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It’s an add-on package, but a touring production of The Phantom of the Opera plays from May 28 to June 21.
I am pleased that Stereophonic will be at the Curran.
Kinky Boots is going back out on tour. Non-equity with a mix of week long sit downs and various split weeks. Wonder if it'll be a replica of the last non-equity tour in 2019?
Broadway in Hollywood announces on March 7th but today they announced Phantom will be an add-on production and will play the Pantages on June 24th - August 9th, 2026.
Altria Theater - Broadway in Richmond (Virginia) 2025 - 2026 Season:
Kimberly Akimbo Nov 2025
Les Miserables Dec 2025
Back to the Future Jan 2026
Beauty and the Beast March 2026
The Outsiders March 2026
The Wiz April 2026
& Juliet May 2026
Swing Joined: 2/18/20
DPAC (Durham, NC) just announced its season! While Durham is no L.A., San Fran, or other big city that tends to receive all of the attention, our theatre consistently ranks at or near the top of venues in the country and attracts major national tours. Here’s our season, which includes eight all new productions…
Beauty & The Beast - Sep. 2-14
The Outsiders - Dec. 2-7
Water for Elephants - Dec. 16-21
Harry Potter - Dec. 28-Jan. 17, 2026
Hell’s Kitchen - Feb. 17-22, 2026
Stereophonic - March 17-22, 2026
The Great Gatsby - May 5-10, 2026
The Notebook - July 14-19, 2026
DPAC is also a Nederlander presentation, so it’s season will often mirror those of Broadway in Hollywood(The Pantages) and Broadway in Chicago.
Swing Joined: 2/18/20
I know full well about that. Just seems like DPAC’s announcements do not receive has much hype as larger market cities. In any case, I’m excited for our new season!
TheeCW said: "I know full well about that. Just seems like DPAC’s announcements do not receive has much hype as larger market cities. In any case, I’m excited for our new season!"
As a fellow North Carolinian, I gotta give props to DPAC -- in 2024 we were ranked as #2 by VenuesNow (attendance), #3 by Billboard (ticket revenue), and #4 by Pollstar (both attendance and revenue) in the country. Yes, that includes all events but the tours play a large role in that.
And being a Nederlander venue does play a part -- but the newly opened Tanger Center in Greensboro, NC (a mere hour away) is also a Nederlander venue, but doesn't get the same shows.
Swing Joined: 2/18/20
TheatreMonkey said: “As a fellow North Carolinian, I gotta give props to DPAC -- in 2024 we were ranked as #2 by VenuesNow (attendance), #3 by Billboard (ticket revenue), and #4 by Pollstar (both attendance and revenue) in the country. Yes, that includes all events but the tours play a large role in that…"
Yes indeed! Have to give big props to DPAC as well. It has continually brought in stellar shows since it first opened!
Stand-by Joined: 4/29/20
TheeCW said: "I know full well about that. Just seems like DPAC’s announcements do not receive has much hype as larger market cities. In any case, I’m excited for our new season!"
I’m a bit confused here.
The DPAC season is brilliant, the best so far of any city, all what is missing is Suffs and I’m sure that will play next year. However all the shows that have announced haven’t played in a Nederlander house on Broadway.
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