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Broadway in South Bend Announces the 2026/2027 Season

The North American Tour Boleyn Company of SIX. Photo by Joan Marcus.

The American Theatre Guild, the largest not-for-profit touring Broadway presenter in the nation, is thrilled to announce the 2026–27 Season for the Morris Performing Arts Center in South Bend, IN.

“The 2026-27 Season is a defining moment for Broadway in South Bend. Featuring two shows currently lighting up the Broadway stages and four South Bend premieres, our lineup reflects both the future and the very best of today’s theater,” says Amy Hamm, president and executive director, The American Theatre Guild. “We’re proud to bring audiences Tony Award-winning shows, bold new stories, unforgettable performances, and the kind of world-class experiences that make the Morris Performing Arts Center a must-stop destination for Broadway.”

2026-2027 Season
Show
Dates
How The Grinch Stole Christmas *November 6, 2026
The BodyguardDecember 4-6, 2026
A Beautiful NoiseFebruary 5-6, 2027
The Book of MormonMay 7-8, 2027
SixJune 4-6, 2027

* Season Add-on for subscribers

L-R) Jewell Noel, Sam McLellan, and Jacob Aune in THE BOOK OF MORMON North American tour. Photo by Julieta Cervantes.

Season Memberships

Season Memberships for the 2026–27 BROADWAY IN SOUTH BEND Series are available for purchase now at BroadwayInSouthBend.com.

Only Season Members receive the best seats at locked-in prices, as well as priority access to tickets, premium seating and easy exchanges. New Season Members should order early for the best seats to all Broadway shows.

BroadwayInSouthBend.com, MorrisCenter.org and the Morris Performing Arts Center Box Office are the only official sources for Season Memberships to the 2026–27 BROADWAY IN SOUTH BEND Series. If you purchase Season Memberships through another source, you may pay inflated prices and your tickets will not be guaranteed.

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