Broadway In Wilmington Drops Season Lineup With Tickets Now On Sale

Broadway in Wilmington tickets are on sale Monday.

WILMINGTON — The curtain is rising on a new Broadway season in Delaware as The Playhouse on Rodney Square has announced its 2025-2026 Broadway in Wilmington lineup, featuring a dynamic mix of returning hits, new premieres, and special concerts.

Leading the season is the Wilmington premiere of “Mrs. Doubtfire” based on the beloved 1993 film.

Other highlights include Tony Award-winning crowd-pleasers “Kinky Boots,” “Meredith Willson’s The Music Man,” and the return of the acclaimed “The Book of Mormon” in March 2026 — with single tickets for that show to be released later this fall.

“Our entire team is eager to welcome you to Wilmington for a one-of-a-kind Broadway experience,” said Skip Pennella, executive director of The Grand.

The 2025-2026 season also features two special one-night events spotlighting Broadway legends. Mandy Patinkin will perform “JUKEBOX” on October 25, joined by pianist Adam Ben-David. In February, “RENT” stars Adam Pascal and Anthony Rapp will reunite on stage for “Celebrating 30 Years of Friendship & Music” — a blend of storytelling, musical favorites, and tributes to their iconic careers.

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All performances will be held at the recently renovated Playhouse on Rodney Square, part of the historic Hotel DuPont. Guests can enhance their evening with dinner at nearby restaurants like Le Cavalier and Casa Nonna, and take advantage of free on-street parking and the Stage Door Pass program, which promotes local dining options.

2025-2026 Season Schedule:

Mrs. Doubtfire: September 26–28, 2025
Mandy Patinkin in Concert: JUKEBOX: October 25, 2025
Adam Pascal & Anthony Rapp: February 6, 2026
The Book of Mormon: March 27–29, 2026
Kinky Boots: May 8–10, 2026
The Music Man: June 5–7, 2026

Season subscriptions are still available starting at $145, offering perks like priority seating, flexible ticket exchanges, and early access to “The Book of Mormon.”

Subscription and single ticket purchases can be made online, by phone at 302.888.0200, or in person at The Playhouse box office (Monday–Friday, 10 a.m.–5 p.m.).

The Broadway in Wilmington series is presented by Bank of America and supported in part by the Delaware Division of the Arts and the National Endowment for the Arts.

More information is available here.