Greenville's Peace Center Unveils Magical 2026-27 Broadway Season

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The Peace Center in Greenville, South Carolina has announced its 2026-27 Broadway Season, featuring a diverse array of critically acclaimed musicals, beloved Disney productions, and captivating theatrical experiences. The lineup includes Tony Award-winning shows like Maybe Happy Ending and Harry Potter and the Cursed Child, as well as fan favorites such as Dirty Dancing: The Musical and the return of the global phenomenon Wicked.

Why it matters

The Peace Center's Broadway Season is a highly anticipated event that brings the best of live theater to the Greenville community. This diverse lineup caters to a wide range of theatergoers, from fans of fantasy and magic to those who appreciate groundbreaking musicals and classic adaptations. The season's offerings showcase the vibrant and ever-evolving world of Broadway, reinforcing Greenville's reputation as a cultural hub.

The details

The 2026-27 Broadway Season at the Peace Center includes a mix of new and returning productions. Maybe Happy Ending, a Tony Award-winning musical, tells a deeply human story of a chance encounter between two helperbots. Dirty Dancing: The Musical brings the iconic film to life on stage with electrifying dancing and a feel-good atmosphere. For fantasy fans, Harry Potter and the Cursed Child promises jaw-dropping visual effects and a spellbinding adventure through time. The global phenomenon Wicked will also return, showcasing its unforgettable score and captivating storytelling. Other highlights include the fast-paced and hilarious true story of Operation Mincemeat, the classic tale of Disney's Beauty and the Beast, and the dark and mischievous Heathers The Musical.

• The Peace Center's 2026-27 Broadway Season will run from September 2026 to August 2027.
• Subscription packages and early-bird pricing are now available for theatergoers.

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What’s next

Theatergoers are encouraged to secure their tickets early, as the shows are expected to be highly popular. Subscribers can take advantage of early-bird pricing and an interest-free monthly payment plan.