Fans of the 1996‑2003 sitcom Sabrina the Teenage Witch have a new reason to mark their calendars. Melissa Joan Hart, who played Sabrina Spellman, confirmed a 15‑stop, 30th‑anniversary live tour that will feature original cast members, recreated scenes, music, bloopers and behind‑the‑scenes stories.
Tour details and ticket information
The production, titled “Sabrina Cast Reunion: 30 Year Anniversary Live,” kicks off on October 31 in Beverly, Massachusetts – a fitting start for a show about witches and black cats. General ticket sales open Thursday, October 1 at 10 a.m. local time, with presales already underway for several dates. VIP packages are offered at select venues and include additional perks such as early entry and exclusive merchandise.
Ticketmaster listings show the tour will travel to major markets including Orlando, Detroit, Madison, Minneapolis, Pittsburgh, Cleveland and Sacramento, with performances running through December. A December 12 show in Sacramento is the final confirmed date.
Cast lineup
Hart will be joined by longtime co‑stars Beth Broderick (Aunt Zelda) and Caroline Rhea (Aunt Hilda). Other announced participants include Nate Richert as Harvey Kinkle, Soleil Moon Frye, Michelle Beaudoin, Jenna Leigh Green, Elisa Donovan and David Lascher. The group previously reunited for a Chicago event in June, but this tour promises a more interactive experience than a traditional convention panel.
What fans can expect
According to the Ticketmaster description, the cast will act out favorite skits, sing songs from the series, and share behind‑the‑scenes anecdotes. The live format offers something streaming cannot – the chance to see the original actors together on stage, reliving the magic that made the show a staple of 1990s family television.
Hart told People that viewers still reach out to say how much the series meant to them, noting that many fans first learned English or found comfort during difficult times by watching Sabrina. Broderick added that the show’s lasting cultural impact continues to bring people together.
Local relevance
North Texas has emerged as a hotbed for 1990s nostalgia, ranking second nationally in a recent study of millennial‑focused venues and events. The tour’s inclusion of Texas stops aligns with that trend, offering local families a family‑friendly entertainment option that celebrates both pop‑culture history and community togetherness.
While the original series blended supernatural storylines with everyday teenage life, the reunion tour focuses on the lighter, comedic spirit that endeared it to a generation of viewers. It arrives at a time when nostalgia‑driven live events are thriving, providing a wholesome alternative to the streaming‑only experiences that dominate today’s media landscape.
How to attend
Fans should visit the official ticketing page for each venue to confirm dates, pricing and any city‑specific presale windows. With a mix of general‑admission seats and limited VIP options, the tour aims to accommodate a broad audience, from longtime devotees to younger viewers discovering the show for the first time.
Whether you grew up watching Sabrina balance high school and magic or are curious about the cultural phenomenon that inspired a new Netflix adaptation, the 30th‑anniversary tour offers a nostalgic, family‑oriented celebration of a beloved sitcom.
Original reporting: The Dallas Express — read the source article.
