Myth, music and a trip straight down to the underworld are headed back to Market Street. Hadestown is returning to San Francisco’s Orpheum Theatre for a quick, one‑week stay, with performances running April 21–26. The touring production of Anaïs Mitchell’s Tony‑winning musical will offer both evening and matinee shows across the six‑day run, including access performances. Seats are on sale now through the theater’s official sellers and partner ticketing sites.
According to BroadwaySF, the production is scheduled at the Orpheum from April 21–26, with a listed runtime of about two hours and 30 minutes, including one intermission. The event listing also notes an American Sign Language performance on Friday, April 24, and an audio‑described performance on Sunday, April 26.
BroadwaySF's social teaser
ATG Entertainment is hosting BroadwaySF’s teaser reel for the upcoming engagement, featuring the line, “in one week, we’re livin’ it up on top with Hadestown!” and a direct link to the show’s ticketing page. The short clip doubles as the organization’s public announcement for the San Francisco dates.
Tickets and schedule
Tickets are listed through ATG Tickets and the venue calendar, with showtimes that include Tue, Apr 21 at 7:30 PM; Wed, Apr 22 matinee at 1:00 PM and evening at 7:00 PM; Sat, Apr 25 matinee at 1:00 PM and evening at 7:30 PM; and a closing matinee on Sun, Apr 26 at 1:00 PM Full performance times, accessibility details and purchase options are available via ATG Tickets.
About the show
Anaïs Mitchell’s Hadestown intertwines the myths of Orpheus and Eurydice with the story of Hades and Persephone, all set to a folk‑and‑jazz‑inflected score that earned raves. As reported by BroadwayWorld, the musical picked up eight Tony Awards in 2019, including Best Musical, and later scored the 2020 Grammy Award for Best Musical Theater Album.
Getting there and accessibility
The Orpheum Theatre is located at 1192 Market St. near Civic Center, and the venue’s visitor pages outline step‑free access, accessible restrooms and services for D/deaf and blind audiences, according to the Orpheum. For directions, recommended arrival times, bag policies and house rules, audiences are directed to the venue’s official pages and the ticketing listing referenced above.
