New Line Theatre 2025-2026 Season Tickets
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Don't Deny Your Beast Within!
New Line opens its 34th season with the return of one of the funniest, smartest musicals in recent history, the outrageous, shocking, deliciously daffy rock thriller BAT BOY, by Keythe Farley, Brian Flemming, and Laurence O'Keefe. Ripped from the headlines (of the Weekly World News), this bizarre tale of a tender-hearted half-boy-half-bat found in a rural West Virginia cave is like nothing you've ever seen.
Part Little Shop of Horrors, part Les Misérables, part Dracula, this is a masterpiece of big-hearted, comic horror that will have you leaving the lights on at night and gnawing on your loved ones during the day.
Bat Boy won the 2001 Lucille Lortel Award for Outstanding Musical, the 2001 Outer Critics Circle Award for Outstanding Off-Broadway Musical, and the 1999 and 2000 Richard Rodgers Awards.
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A VERY SPECIAL EVENT! AGAIN!
For two nights only, New Line returns to the acoustically magnificent Sheldon Concert Hall in the Grand Center Arts District, for the company's seventh concert of songs from Broadway musicals at the Sheldon.
New Line’s concert of theatre songs at the Sheldon in January 2025, Broadway Noir, featured an all-black creative staff and cast, singing famous songs from musicals they would likely never be cast in, only because of race. That concert was a big success, so we’ll return to the Sheldon in January 2026 with a sequel, Broadway Noir Deux! The evening will be curated and directed again by New Line Theatre Associate Artistic Director Chris Moore.
New Line has previously performed at the historic Sheldon in 2000, 2003, 2006, 2009, 2016, and 2025.
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Ready for a 1969 experimental musical comedy?
New Line Theatre continues with the hilarious 1969 experimental musical comedy PROMENADE at the Marcelle Theater, in the Grand Center Arts District.
One of the biggest off Broadway hits of 1969 had an absurdist script, a diverse cast, script and lyrics by Latina playwright-director Maria Irene Fornés, the “mother of avant-garde theatre,” and music by gay minister Al Carmines. With a tiny budget, Promenade debuted at the Judson Memorial Church in Greenwich Village, then moved off Broadway. Beneath its dizzying comedy and catchy songs, it explores the ways in which social class can both liberate and imprison us, tackling big issues along the way, like wealth inequality, law and order, war, corruption, body image, gender, sexuality, and more. So many of our social ills are similar today, and this show has become powerfully relevant again. In 2019, Promenade was presented as part of New York City Center’s Encores! Series.
This Obie Award-winning Best Musical, an abstract fantasia of song and dance, follows the exploits of two escaped prisoners as they make their way through The Big City, where the poor and homeless mingle with the Idle Rich. Promenade first premiered at the Judson Poet's Theatre in New York City in April 1965, then moved off-Broadway to the Promenade Theatre in June 1969, where it became the surprise hit of the season. Maria Irene Fornés received a 1965 Obie Award for Distinguished New Play or Musical, for Promenade.
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Galileo Figaro is off on a great quest! Will you join him?
New Line Theatre closes its 34th season with the crazy rock fable WE WILL ROCK YOU, featuring the music of Queen.
Though this rock & roll odyssey is 24 years old, its message of free expression and the power of art has only gotten more relevant over that time, possibly more relevant today than ever before. After running in London for ten years, and becoming the 11th longest running musical in West End history, the show played all over the world, including six of the world’s continents. Since its debut, this musical has been seen by more than 20 million people across 28 countries.
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Whern you order your season tickets, add on the 2025-2026 New Line Production Photo Calendar, full of high quality photos of New Line shows.
And while you're adding on, you can also add New Line's coffee table book, The Poster Art of New Line Theatre, assembling in one volume all the amazing graphic art our artists have created for our posters over the years.
THREE WAYS TO GET SEASON TICKETS!
Each First Look Subscription includes tickets for ONLY the Thursday preview for each show. Those dates are Oct. 2, 2025 for Bat Boy; Mar. 5, 2026 for Promenade; and June 4, 2026 for We will Rock You. You can choose either date at the Sheldon in January.
Each Regular Subscription includes one ticket for each show in the season, including the concert at the Sheldon. You can use each ticket for any performance during the run of that show.
Each Flex Subscription includes four Flex tickets that you can use at any time for any show during the season, including the concert at the Sheldon. Buy a Flex Subscription and use all four tickets for one show or spread them out over the season, however you want!
As a subscriber, you'll just call or email our office in advance to tell us which performance you'd like to attend, and we'll hold your tickets at the box office. Seating is not reserved. You won’t receive physical tickets or vouchers, nothing you have to keep track of – we’ll do all that for you! You’ll just get a confirm-ation of your order, and simple instructions; just call or email to reserve your dates, then show up at the box office to get your tickets. Regular and Flex Subscribers can even change dates after they've reserved them!
All mainstage shows run Thursday, Friday, and Saturday nights, at 8:00 p.m., at the Marcelle Theater, in the Grand Center Arts District, three blocks east of Powell Hall. Broadway Noir Deux! will be at the Sheldon Concert Hall, 3648 Washington, just west of Grand. All programs are subject to change. There are no refunds. For more info, call 314-773-6526 or email info@newlinetheatre.com.