Segerstrom Center for the Arts

Beneath the grandeur of the Paris Opera House hides a masked musical genius who becomes obsessed with a beautiful young soprano. This legendary Andrew Lloyd Webber masterpiece combines spectacular stagecraft with a sweeping, romantic score to create one of the most haunting love stories in theatrical history.

Disney's first North American tour of the musical in over 25 years arrives with new sets and costumes built around the Oscar-winning, Tony-nominated score. The original creative team, including composer Alan Menken and lyricist Tim Rice, reunited to remount the story of an enchanted castle and the curse only love can break.

In 1967 Tulsa, Ponyboy Curtis and his working-class Greasers clash with the wealthier Socs while figuring out who they want to become. Adapted from S.E. Hinton's novel and Coppola's film, it won four 2024 Tony Awards including Best Musical, with a score by Jamestown Revival and Justin Levine.

After losing everything, a young man jumps a moving train and lands among the crew of a Depression-era traveling circus, where he finds a new home and an unexpected love. Adapted from Sara Gruen's bestselling novel with a score by PigPen Theatre Co., this Tony-nominated production folds real circus feats into the storytelling.

Two mismatched young missionaries get sent halfway around the world to spread their faith, and almost nothing goes to plan. A nine-time Tony winner from the creators of South Park, it is a gleefully profane musical comedy. Contains explicit language.

The rise of Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons, from the streets of New Jersey to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, told through the four men who lived it and the hits that made them. Back on tour for its 20th anniversary, this Tony-winning musical runs through “Sherry,” “Walk Like a Man,” and “Can't Take My Eyes Off You.”

The Who's 1969 rock opera follows Tommy Walker, a boy locked inside himself after a childhood trauma, who becomes an unlikely pinball champion and reluctant icon. This all-new staging carries Pete Townshend's anthems “Pinball Wizard,” “I'm Free,” and “See Me, Feel Me.”

Inspired by true events, this musical traces the Cuban musicians behind the Grammy-winning album and the woman whose life their sound reshapes, set in the Havana beyond the Tropicana. A five-time Tony winner, it puts a world-class band and dancers at the center of the story.

Jenna is a small-town waitress and expert pie-maker looking for a way out of a rough marriage, who spots a possible escape in a baking contest and an unexpected romance. The score is by Grammy winner Sara Bareilles, with a book by screenwriter Jessie Nelson.

Fitzgerald's Jazz Age novel becomes a big-scale musical of love, money, and longing on Long Island. With a jazz- and pop-inflected score by Jason Howland and Nathan Tysen, this Tony-winning production leans into Roaring Twenties spectacle.

In a near-future Seoul, two outdated helper robots strike up a chance friendship that grows into something closer to love as they take an unplanned trip together. Winner of six 2025 Tony Awards including Best Musical, this original show asks what being alive really means, even for machines.

Fading screen star Madeline Ashton and her longtime frenemy Helen Sharp will try anything to stay young, including a mysterious potion with permanent side effects. Based on the 1992 film, this Tony-winning musical comedy turns Hollywood vanity into a campy, body-count farce.