
Man of La Mancha (Feb 13 – Mar 1)
Bold, theatrical, and timelessly relevant, Man of La Mancha is a masterwork of musical theatre that explores the thin line between reality and illusion. Set in the dungeons of the Spanish Inquisition, playwright and tax collector Miguel de Cervantes mounts a passionate defense of his life’s work by transforming his fellow prisoners into the characters from the beloved story of Don Quixote. With its stirring score, including the iconic anthem “The Impossible Dream,” Man of La Mancha challenges us to see the world not as it is, but as it should be.
In the Heights (Apr 10 – 26)
Before Hamilton took the world by storm, Lin-Manuel Miranda used his real life as inspiration to create In the Heights, a vibrant, Tony Award-winning musical that pulses with the rhythm of the streets and the heart of a community. Set in New York’s Washington Heights, this exhilarating story follows a neighborhood as they dream of escape, belonging, and a future full of promise. Through a score infused with hip-hop, salsa, and soul, this musical celebrates the hopes that propel us forward as one neighborhood strives to hold onto its roots while reaching for something more.
Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat (Jul 10 – 26)
Go Go Go JOE! Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat is a dazzling celebration of hope, resilience, and the power of dreams. Based on the Biblical story of Joseph, his eleven brothers, and his multicolored coat, this high-energy musical follows Joseph’s journey from betrayal to triumph as his unshakable belief in his dreams leads him to greatness. With an unforgettable score that spans genres from pop to rock to jazz, this vibrant, heartwarming show explores how dreams can change the course of fate and reveal the true potential within us all.
Little Women (Nov 6 – 22)
Every generation has their version of Louisa May Alcott’s timeless novel Little Women. The March sisters’ story of growing up and chasing their dreams has impacted audiences of all ages, and this musical version will make the next generation fall in love with Jo, Meg, Beth, Amy, and the beautiful world they inhabit. With a soaring score and poignant lyrics, Little Women captures the hope, love, and personal sacrifice that shape the March sisters’ journey, reminding us all that no dream is too big when you have the support of those you love.
SUBSCRIPTION FAQ
How do I become a 2026 Season Subscriber?
- Online here
- In person at our box office at 4350 E 7th St, Long Beach, CA 90804 from Tuesday-Friday, 12-5pm
- By phone at (562) 856-1999
- At the Carpenter Center before any performance of Hello, Dolly!
What are the benefits of being a subscriber?
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Do I need to choose my dates when I purchase my tickets?
For our traditional season subscriptions, you will need to select one of our season series. We have 13 different series available that correspond to the 13 performances of each production in our season. For example, if you had a subscription to the Week 2 Thursday Evening series, your tickets would be on February 19th for Man of La Mancha, April 16th for In the Heights, July 16th for Joseph, and November 12th for Little Women.
If you don’t want to choose your dates in advance, purchase a Flex Pass here!
What is the difference between a Traditional Subscription and a Flex Pass?
A traditional subscription assigns you pre-selected dates, based on the series you choose to attend. You also get your same seats for every show and first dibs at renewing these same seats. For a flex pass, you’ll choose how many shows you want to see, plus which performance times you would like, and then you pick your dates and seats at any time after that.
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Are Musical Theatre West subscriptions refundable?
What if I am unable to attend a performance?
Note: Comparable seating cannot be guaranteed for ticket exchanges. Any difference in price if moving to a more expensive performance/section will be charged. Refunds or credits are not given if pricing of new tickets is lower than original purchase price.



