Phoenix Theatre Company has announced its 2025-26 season lineup, which includes award-winning musicals and classic shows. The season will feature productions like "Come From Away," "Million Dollar Quartet," and "A Christmas Carol," according to Phoenix New Times.
The season will begin on October 8 with "The Roads to Loch Lomond," a musical based on Scottish lore about love and war. "Looking Over the President’s Shoulder," a one-man show about Alonzo Fields, the White House’s first African-American chief butler, will open on October 29. The season will also feature "Dear Evan Hansen" and "Hairspray," scheduled for mid-2026 performances, as reported by KTAR.
The debut of "A Christmas Carol" will move from the Hormel Theatre to the Dr. Stacie J. and Richard J. Stephenson Theatre, as per Phoenix New Times. PTC will present the Dickens tale with a musical twist, continuing a tradition that was once part of the Valley’s yuletide celebrations. Additionally, the company will host the 28th annual Festival of New American Theatre from January 9-25, 2026, featuring new theatrical works and premieres.
The Phoenix Theatre Company is opening the new Dr. Stacie J. and Richard J. Stephenson Theatre, a 500-seat venue for larger productions. A special engagement show will mark the opening before the season begins. Subscribers can buy tickets before they are available to the public. Season packages are now available for renewal, with new packages on sale April 2 and single tickets available June 3. The season will feature productions like the Tony Award-winning "Come From Away" and "Ever After," as mentioned by KTAR.
