Broadway in San Antonio’s newly unveiled 2026-27 season on the Majestic Theatre will embody 11 touring exhibits, together with classics equivalent to The Phantom of the Opera and The Sound of Music together with 5 debuts, amongst them Alicia Keys’ Hell’s Kitchen.
Along with Hell’s Kitchen, this season’s San Antonio debuts embody Mrs. Doubtfire, Buena Vista Social Membership, The Nice Gatsby and Dying Turns into Her. New seven-show subscriptions are additionally obtainable beginning at $342 with the 4 extra productions obtainable as season choices, Broadway in San Antonio officers stated Friday.
“Every season, we’re honored to deliver residence a few of Broadway’s most celebrated productions to the Majestic Theatre, and the 2026/2027 season will current much more distinctive performances,” Majestic Theatre Basic Supervisor Emily Smith stated in an announcement. “With iconic titles like Depraved, The Phantom of the Opera and TheSound of Music, this new lineup provides unforgettable experiences for all audiences.”
The complete season will embody:
● Mrs. Doubtfire (San Antonio Debut), Sept. 15-20
● The Sound of Music, Oct. 6-11
● Beetlejuice (Season Possibility), Nov. 13-15
● Buena Vista Social Membership (San Antonio Debut), Nov. 24-29
● A Christmas Story: The Musical (Season Possibility), Dec. 11-13
● The Phantom of the Opera, Jan. 6-17, 2027
● Alicia Keys’ Hell’s Kitchen (San Antonio Debut), Feb. 16-21, 2027
●The Nice Gatsby (San Antonio Debut), March 16-21, 2027
● Waitress (Season Possibility), April September 11, 2027
● Dying Turns into Her (San Antonio Debut), Might 4-9, 2027
● Depraved (Season Possibility), June 2-20, 2027
Subscription particulars and ticketing info for particular person exhibits can be found on-line.
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