Theatre Tuscaloosa has unveiled its 2026-2027 season, themed ‘Thrills and Chills,’ offering a diverse lineup of six productions that promise to captivate West Alabama audiences. Executive Producer Michael Walker expressed enthusiasm for the variety and excitement this season brings, highlighting its appeal to a wide range of theatergoers.
Season Highlights
The season opens with ‘Clue,’ running from September 25 to October 4 at the Bean-Brown Theatre. This thrilling adaptation of the classic board game and film invites audiences to solve a murder mystery alongside iconic characters like Colonel Mustard and Mrs. Peacock.
In December, ‘Home for the Holidays’ will make its world premiere. Co-written by Walker and Josh Levine, this family-friendly production features a 1940s USO tour setting, complete with beloved holiday songs such as ‘Holly, Jolly Christmas’ and ‘Silver Bells.’
January 25, 2027, marks a special collaboration between the Tuscaloosa Symphony Orchestra and Stillman College with ‘Gershwin Greats,’ a one-night-only performance at the University of Alabama’s Moody Music Hall. The event will celebrate George Gershwin’s timeless music, including ‘Rhapsody in Blue’ and selections from ‘Porgy and Bess.’
February brings the competitive spirit of ‘The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee’ to the Bean-Brown Theatre. This musical comedy explores the camaraderie and challenges faced by local middle school spelling champions.
In April, audiences can experience the world premiere of ‘Medusa Was Just a Girl,’ a collaborative effort by the Shelton State Theatre Department, Molly Page, and student Alyssa Palmer. This imaginative production, running from April 21-25, will later travel to the International Collegiate Theatre Festival in Edinburgh, Scotland.
The season concludes with ‘Disney’s Frozen: The Broadway Musical,’ from July 16-25 at the Bean-Brown Theatre. Based on the popular Disney film, this production follows the journey of sisters Anna and Elsa as they navigate challenges with the help of friends like Olaf and Kristoff.
Ticket Information
Season tickets are available for purchase through October 4, offering theater enthusiasts the opportunity to secure their seats for this thrilling lineup. More information and ticket prices can be found on the Theatre Tuscaloosa website.
Original reporting: The Tuscaloosa Thread — read the source article.
