Mark your calendars, Boise — because the best nights of next year haven't happened yet.
The 2026–2027 Broadway in Boise season is here, and it's stacked with the kind of shows that turn into the stories you tell for years. Big music, big laughs, and a few big feelings, too.
Whether you're a longtime subscriber or thinking about becoming one, here's everything headed to the Morrison Center for the Performing Arts this season — and why locking in your seats now is one of the smartest moves you'll make all year.
From pop-fueled reinventions to legendary stories and songs you already know by heart, this season has a little bit of everything.
From the Emmy®-winning writer behind Schitt's Creek comes a musical that asks the question Shakespeare never did: what if Juliet didn't end it all over Romeo? This laugh-out-loud reimagining sends her on a fabulous journey toward a fresh start — her way.
Be our guest for Disney's first North American touring production of this beloved musical in more than 25 years. New sets, dazzling costumes, and the Oscar®-winning, Tony®-nominated score — including “Be Our Guest” and “Beauty and the Beast” — make this a holiday-season must-see for the whole family.
Everyone's favorite Scottish nanny lands in Boise. Based on the beloved film, this internationally acclaimed musical follows out-of-work actor Daniel Hillard, who'll do absolutely anything for his kids — heart, hijinks, and all.
The party's roaring into Boise. This Tony® Award-winning new musical, based on F. Scott Fitzgerald's classic novel, brings the glitz, the longing, and the spectacle of the Jazz Age to life for one wildly entertaining night.
Created in collaboration with Neil Diamond himself, this is the true story of how a kid from Brooklyn became a chart-topping American rock icon — featuring “America,” “Forever in Blue Jeans,” “Sweet Caroline,” and more.
For 65 years, this Rodgers & Hammerstein classic has been one of our favorite things. Timeless, irresistible, and made to be shared with a new generation, it closes out the season on the highest note.
Photo: Company of the North American Tour of The Great Gatsby. Photo credit: Evan Zimmerman for MurphyMade.
Want even more Broadway in your year? Two special engagements are available as add-ons to your season.
Called “the best musical of this century” by The New York Times, this nine-time Tony® Award-winning Best Musical is as beloved as it is uproarious.
Emmy® Award-winning actor and 2025 Theater Hall of Fame inductee Richard Thomas brings Mark Twain roaring back to life in this legendary one-man show.
Buying a season subscription isn't just about convenience — it's about getting first pick of everything this season has to offer, before anyone else does.
Subscribers reserve their seats for the season and avoid the price increases that can come with single tickets as a show approaches.
Subscribers select seats ahead of the general public — renewing subscribers get first crack, followed by new subscribers.
Prefer to spread it out? Pay in six installments by credit card at no extra cost.
Plans change. Subscribers can exchange into a different performance or seating area — even online — subject to availability.
Want to add another Broadway show to your season? Subscribers can order additional tickets to Broadway performances before they go on sale to the general public.
Subscribers get personalized customer service through a dedicated Morrison Center Box Office line.
If a performance is ever canceled, you'll have the option for a refund. If it's postponed or rescheduled, your tickets automatically move to the new date — and if that doesn't work for you, we'll find a solution together.
Your Broadway plans are officially on the calendar. Future you is already grateful.
Season subscriptions are available now, with flexible packages to fit however you want to experience Broadway in Boise this year. Renewing subscribers, this is your moment to lock in your favorite seats before they're gone. New subscribers, welcome — you're about to have a very good year.
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