2026-2027 Season Tour Launches — Page 6

theatrejunkie007 said: "Nashville (TPAC) 2026-2027



Sound of Music

Death Becomes Here

A Beautiful Noise

Phantomof the Opera

Great Gatsby

Hell's Kitchen

Harry Potter & the Cursed Child

Buena Vista Social Club



add ons:

Jersey Boys

Beetlejuice"

A little disappointed in this. Our theatre is not great and they rarely offer any discounted rush program.

inception said: "Boston has announced.

Operation Mincemeat Oct 13-25

The Notebook Dec 8-20

Death Becomes Her Jan 12-24

Maybe Happy Ending Feb 2-14

A Beautiful Noise Mar3-Apr 4

The Who's Tommy May 4-16

Hell's Kitchen Jun1-13

The Phantom of the Opera Jul 21 - Aug 8

Season add ons:

Wicked Sept 23 - Nov 15

Mamma Mia! April 13- 25

The Book of Mormon Jun 22-27

"

That’s the best lineup I’ve seen. Well done Boston!

Jeffrey Karasarides said: "The Durham Performing Arts Center, one of the local touring venues in my area, has just announced their 2026-27 Broadway season.

Buena Vista Social Club: September 22nd-27th
Maybe Happy Ending: October 13th-18th
Death Becomes Her: November 10th-15th
The Bodyguard: December 8th-13th
Wicked: March 31st-April 18th, 2027
Operation Mincemeat: May 11th-16th, 2027
The Phantom of the Opera: May 26th-June 6th, 2027
Just in Time: July 13th-18th, 2027"

I’m a DPAC Season Seat Member and I’m losing my mind over this season! Particularly excited for the five premieres! It’s going to be fantastic!

inception said: "Boston has announced.

Operation Mincemeat Oct 13-25

The Notebook Dec 8-20

Death Becomes Her Jan 12-24

Maybe Happy Ending Feb 2-14

A Beautiful Noise Mar3-Apr 4

The Who's Tommy May 4-16

Hell's Kitchen Jun1-13

The Phantom of the Opera Jul 21 - Aug 8

Season add ons:

Wicked Sept 23 - Nov 15

Mamma Mia! April 13- 25

The Book of Mormon Jun 22-27

"

I've been told ABN is going non-equity, but would a non-equity tour do a one-month stint in a city? Might they be continuing the equity tour and also launching a non-equity tour to play smaller cities?

The Boston dates for A Beautiful Noise are March 23 - April 4, 2027. Not March 3 - April 4, 2027. So the standard two week run for Boston. Initial post must have been a typo.

carolinaguy said: "TheeCW said: "Jeffrey Karasarides said: "The Durham Performing Arts Center, one of the local touring venues in my area, has just announced their 2026-27 Broadway season.

Buena Vista Social Club: September 22nd-27th
Maybe Happy Ending: October 13th-18th
Death Becomes Her: November 10th-15th
The Bodyguard: December 8th-13th
Wicked: March 31st-April 18th, 2027
Operation Mincemeat: May 11th-16th, 2027
The Phantom of the Opera: May 26th-June 6th, 2027
Just in Time: July 13th-18th, 2027"

I’m a DPAC Season Seat Member and I’m losing my mind over this season! Particularly excited for the five premieres! It’s going to be fantastic!"


I’m also a subscriber and I’m losing my mind over having THREE repeat shows out of eight. Including The Bodyguard, which was here in 2017 and was dreadful. Wicked and Phantom have been through multiple times. The other five are nice, but there is a whiff of staleness."

Yes I know that. For what it’s worth, this touring season has fairly slim pickings of shows that already have not been at DPAC in this past season or so. I don’t have an answer as to why those choices were made. Best advice is to opt-out of one and either re-sell your tickets to shows you don’t want to see through account manager online or donate the tickets. There are options.

Updated On: 3/1/26 at 05:06 PM

Just got an email that Philly will be holding a subscriber event to announce the season on March 18th.

When the Pantages had the Hamilton sit down, they rented the Dolby Theatre down the street to have their season. The Ahmanson and Pantages don't work together (besides sometimes sharing mailing lists)

Interesting. Google & Wikipedia tell me that it is currently known as the Ricardo Montalbán Theatre. Also it was used as a filming location for Burlesque. If those walls could talk.

Are Ordway expecting subscriber to stump up $100’s dollars for subscription?

MorrisLACat said: "Ahmanson Theatre will not likely have an extended run of any of their shows as part of their subscription. Perhaps, a 3-4 month run at the max, because their overhead cost is too expensive for a non-profit organization.

Historical fact: Ahmanson Theatre subscribers went to the Doolittle Theatre in Hollywood during the 4 year run of The Phantom of the Opera. That was a very long time ago in the early 1990s."

The Ahmanson hasn't hosted a sit down since Phantom, right? Every sit down since utilized the now-leveled Shubert or the Pantages. Sigh.

Awesome!! Thanks for posting this news.

Luminaire2 said: "Not sure if it’s been in any seasons this year, but sounds like Boop is also going out non-union. Sigh.


https://www.facebook.com/share/1DPkxorA3r/?mibextid=wwXIfr"

Cheap producers.