Tuacahn Announces 2026 Broadway Season: Anastasia, Come From Away, Dear Evan Hansen & More

January 30, 2026 — Tuacahn Center for the Arts has announced its 2026 season, bringing a lineup of Broadway musicals, concerts, and family entertainment to the red rock canyon amphitheatre in Ivins.

The season features four Broadway productions spanning spring through fall, a roster of nationally touring concerts, and the return of family-friendly programming—all performed against the backdrop of Snow Canyon's sandstone cliffs.

2026 Broadway Lineup

Anastasia (March 2–7) — The beloved musical inspired by the animated film follows a brave young woman on a journey from the twilight of the Russian Empire to 1920s Paris. Featuring Academy Award-nominated songs "Journey to the Past" and "Once Upon a December," the production opens Tuacahn's theatrical season with sweeping costumes and powerful performances.

Come From Away (June 18–July 11) — The Tony Award-winning musical tells the true story of 7,000 airline passengers stranded in Gander, Newfoundland after the September 11 attacks. With a Celtic-inspired score and a cast portraying multiple characters, this production anchors the summer season.

The Cottage (July 30–August 15) — A fast-paced farce set at a seaside cottage, featuring mistaken identities, sharp dialogue, and comedic chaos. This lighthearted production provides summer evening entertainment for audiences looking for pure comedy.

Dear Evan Hansen (September 24–October 10) — The Tony and Grammy Award-winning musical addresses themes of social anxiety, social media, and the desire for human connection. Featuring the score by Benj Pasek and Justin Paul, this production closes the Broadway season with one of the most acclaimed musicals of the past decade.

Concerts & Family Programming

Beyond Broadway, Tuacahn's 2026 calendar includes Million Dollar Quartet (January 30–31), Scotty McCreery (April 9), and Disney & Pixar's Finding Nemo: A 70-Minute Family Musical (May 1), among other concert events throughout the spring.

The outdoor amphitheatre seats approximately 1,920 guests and is located at 1100 Tuacahn Drive in Ivins, approximately 15 minutes from downtown St. George and adjacent to Santa Clara.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I purchase tickets for Tuacahn's 2026 season?

Tickets are available through Tuacahn's official website at tuacahn.org or by calling the box office at 435-652-3300. Season packages are also available for those planning to attend multiple productions.

Is there parking at Tuacahn?

Free parking is available on-site at Tuacahn. Guests are encouraged to arrive early as lots fill up on popular performance nights.

What should I bring to an outdoor performance?

Tuacahn recommends bringing a light jacket for evening performances as canyon temperatures can drop after sunset. Seat cushions are permitted. Outside food and beverages are not allowed, but concessions are available on-site.

Are there age restrictions for the shows?

Most Tuacahn productions are suitable for all ages. Dear Evan Hansen addresses mature themes including mental health and may be more appropriate for teens and adults. Individual show pages on the Tuacahn website provide specific age guidance.

Does Tuacahn offer season passes?

Tuacahn offers season ticket packages that provide access to multiple productions at a discounted rate. Details are available on their website or by contacting the box office.

For the full 2026 schedule and ticket availability, visit tuacahn.org or check the SGWOM events calendar.

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