Hamilton is coming back to downtown Minneapolis, and fans eager for a seat at the Orpheum Theatre will need to move fast when tickets go on sale this week. Sales open at 10 a.m. Thursday, November 12, with purchases capped at a maximum of nine tickets per order.
The engagement is part of the theater's 2026-2027 Broadway on Hennepin series, according to Hennepin Arts, which also notes the show is currently available through a season subscription package ahead of Thursday's general on-sale. The musical follows the rise of Founding Father Alexander Hamilton as he fights for honor, love and a legacy, a sweeping story told through songs including My Shot, The Room Where It Happens, and Wait For It, as reported by WJON. Hamilton has picked up eleven Tony Awards along with a Grammy, an Olivier Award, and the Pulitzer Prize for Drama, and Hennepin Arts says it has now been seen by more than 28 million people around the world.
Hamilton's Minneapolis Run Dates
The engagement is scheduled to run April 20 through May 22, 2027. Ticket buyers may want to confirm specific performance dates directly with the venue before planning travel.
The engagement was extended from four weeks to five. A previous run drew an estimated 100,000 attendees, underscoring the show's demand in the Twin Cities.
A Proven Draw For The Orpheum
This won't be Hamilton's first rodeo in Minneapolis. The musical has already had two sold-out engagements at the Orpheum, with each previous visit averaging more than 100,000 attendees, according to the same Star Tribune report. That track record likely explains why organizers extended the run before tickets even went live.
The timing also lines up with a major facelift for the theater itself. Hennepin Arts broke ground on a nearly $6 million renovation of the historic Orpheum aimed at fixing a long-standing bathroom shortage, a project detailed by the Star Tribune in its coverage of the venue's upgrades. The plans call for 22 additional bathroom stalls, which would double the number available at street level, welcome news for anyone who has waited in a long line during intermission.
For now, the key date for theatergoers remains Thursday at 10 a.m., when tickets become available to the public. With a maximum of nine tickets per purchase and a history of selling out, those hoping to see Alexander Hamilton's story unfold on the Orpheum stage again may not want to wait long once sales open.
