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Broadway Dallas 2026 to 2027 Season: Dates, Shows and Tickets

Broadway Dallas has one of the busiest touring seasons in the country for 2026 to 2027, with eleven shows split between the historic Music Hall at Fair Park and the Winspear Opera House in the Dallas Arts District. The season opened with The Sound of Music in September, and Buena Vista Social Club is playing now. Still ahead are the Grinch musical for Thanksgiving week, The Phantom of the Opera over the holidays, Hell’s Kitchen, Water for Elephants and Death Becomes Her in 2027, and a two week run of Harry Potter and the Cursed Child to close the season in June. Here is the full schedule with dates, venues and how the packages work.

Broadway Dallas 2026 to 2027 season at a glance

Dates below are from Broadway Dallas’s season announcement. Shows marked Season show are part of the main subscription. Shows marked Season option are add ons that subscribers can buy as extras. Phantom of the Opera was offered with an eight show package.

Show Venue Dates Package
The Sound of Music Music Hall at Fair Park September 8 to 20, 2026 Played
Buena Vista Social Club Music Hall at Fair Park November 3 to 15, 2026 Now playing
Dr. Seuss’ How the Grinch Stole Christmas! The Musical Music Hall at Fair Park November 25 to 29, 2026 Season option
The Phantom of the Opera Music Hall at Fair Park December 16, 2026 to January 3, 2027 Season show
The Notebook Winspear Opera House January 12 to 24, 2027 Season show
Hell’s Kitchen Music Hall at Fair Park February 3 to 14, 2027 Season show
Hadestown Winspear Opera House March 30 to April 4, 2027 Season option
Water for Elephants Music Hall at Fair Park April 13 to 25, 2027 Season show
Death Becomes Her Music Hall at Fair Park May 11 to 23, 2027 Season show
The Book of Mormon Music Hall at Fair Park June 1 to 6, 2027 Season option
Harry Potter and the Cursed Child Music Hall at Fair Park June 15 to 27, 2027 Season show

The shows, one by one

The Sound of Music (played September 8 to 20)

The season opened with the new tour of the Rodgers and Hammerstein classic, directed by Jack O’Brien. If you missed it, the tour plays Bass Performance Hall in Fort Worth from April 20 to 25, 2027. See our Sound of Music tour dates for every stop.

Buena Vista Social Club (November 3 to 15)

The Tony winning musical about the Cuban musicians behind the famous 1997 album is at the Music Hall through November 15. It is built around live performance of classic son cubano music, with a band on stage for much of the show.

The Grinch musical (November 25 to 29)

A short Thanksgiving week run of the holiday show based on the Dr. Seuss book. It runs about 90 minutes in most cities and is aimed at young families, which makes it a good first theater trip. Our Grinch tour guide covers the other cities this year.

The Phantom of the Opera (December 16 to January 3)

The Phantom tour is the big holiday title, with almost three weeks over Christmas and New Year’s. Holiday weeks are the most expensive and sell out first, so buy early if you want a specific night. The Phantom tour page lists the other stops.

The Notebook (January 12 to 24, Winspear Opera House)

The musical version of Nicholas Sparks’s novel, with songs by Ingrid Michaelson, plays the smaller Winspear Opera House. The story follows a couple at three stages of their lives, and it is a strong choice for a date night.

Hell’s Kitchen (February 3 to 14)

Alicia Keys’s semi autobiographical musical about a teenager growing up in New York in the 1990s, with her songs and new material. See our Hell’s Kitchen tour dates.

Hadestown (March 30 to April 4, Winspear Opera House)

Anaïs Mitchell’s folk opera retelling of the Orpheus and Eurydice myth returns as a season option at the Winspear.

Water for Elephants (April 13 to 25)

The circus musical based on Sara Gruen’s novel, with aerial acrobatics built into the storytelling. Our Water for Elephants tour page has seat tips for a show with so much happening overhead.

Death Becomes Her (May 11 to 23)

The musical comedy based on the 1992 film about two rivals who take a potion that keeps them young but not exactly alive. See the Death Becomes Her tour dates.

The Book of Mormon (June 1 to 6)

The return of the Trey Parker, Matt Stone and Robert Lopez comedy as a season option. It contains strong language and is meant for adults.

Harry Potter and the Cursed Child (June 15 to 27)

The season closes with two weeks of the Harry Potter stage play, set nineteen years after the final book. On tour it is performed as a single show of about three and a half hours. Our Cursed Child tour guide covers the rest of the route.

Subscriptions and single tickets

Broadway Dallas sells season packages, with seven show packages starting at $270 when the season was announced. Subscribers keep the same seats for every show, get first access to add on titles like Hadestown and The Book of Mormon, and usually have easier exchanges if a date stops working. You can subscribe through BroadwayDallas.org or by calling 866-276-4884 on weekdays from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Single tickets go on sale show by show during the season. For the most popular titles, such as Phantom over the holidays and Cursed Child in June, buy as soon as single tickets are released. Groups of 10 or more can book through the Broadway Dallas group sales line at 214-426-4768.

Buy from Broadway Dallas first. Resale sites often list seats for these shows at well above face value, especially early in the run. If you do use resale, compare the final price including fees. Our guide to theater ticket fees explains how all-in pricing works.

The two venues

Music Hall at Fair Park

Most of the season plays the Music Hall, a large Spanish Baroque style theater that opened in 1925 inside Fair Park, east of downtown Dallas. It is a big house with an orchestra level and balcony seating above. The front of the first balcony is a good value for large musicals like Phantom and Cursed Child. Fair Park has its own parking lots near the Music Hall, and DART’s Green Line stops at Fair Park station if you would rather not drive. Leave extra time on nights when other events are happening in the park.

Winspear Opera House

The Notebook and Hadestown play the Winspear Opera House in the AT&T Performing Arts Center in the Dallas Arts District. It is a modern horseshoe shaped hall that opened in 2009, with tiers that wrap around the stage, so even upper level seats feel fairly close. There is underground parking at the Arts District garage, and the area has plenty of restaurants within walking distance.

Other options nearby

Fort Worth’s Bass Performance Hall runs its own Broadway season, and its spring 2027 calendar includes The Sound of Music and BOOP! The Musical. If a Dallas date does not work, check whether the same show plays Fort Worth a few weeks earlier or later. For the full picture of what is touring this year, see our guide to touring Broadway shows.

Dates can change

We list dates as announced by Broadway Dallas. Individual performances can be added or moved, so confirm on BroadwayDallas.org before you buy or travel.

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Broadway Dallas 2026 to 2027: Common Questions

What shows are in the Broadway Dallas 2026 to 2027 season?

The Sound of Music, Buena Vista Social Club, The Phantom of the Opera, The Notebook, Hell’s Kitchen, Water for Elephants, Death Becomes Her and Harry Potter and the Cursed Child, with the Grinch, Hadestown and The Book of Mormon as season options.

When is Phantom of the Opera in Dallas?

December 16, 2026 to January 3, 2027 at the Music Hall at Fair Park.

When is Harry Potter and the Cursed Child in Dallas?

June 15 to 27, 2027 at the Music Hall at Fair Park.

How much is a Broadway Dallas subscription?

Seven show packages started at $270 when the season was announced. Prices depend on seat location.

Where do Broadway Dallas shows play?

Most shows play the Music Hall at Fair Park. The Notebook and Hadestown play the Winspear Opera House in the Dallas Arts District.

How do I buy group tickets?

Groups of 10 or more can call Broadway Dallas group sales at 214-426-4768.

Sources and corrections

Dates and details were checked on November 8, 2026 against these sources:

Dates change. Always confirm your performance on the official page before you buy. Spot an error? Email info@theatertickets.com and we will check it and update this page.

Joe Styler

Joe Styler runs TheaterTickets.com. He worked as a ticket broker and has built and run websites for more than 20 years. That background shapes the site's practical advice on finding touring shows, choosing seats and buying tickets safely through official sellers.