Theatre in Austin May
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Theatre in Austin May 2026 schedule
Austin's May 2026 entertainment lineup promises an exciting array of performances across various venues. Music and theater enthusiasts can look forward to multiple showings of the classic musical 'The Wiz,' which will be staged at the Bass Concert Hall from May 12 to May 17, featuring captivating performances that highlight its iconic songs and vibrant production. Likewise, the popular musical 'Dear Evan Hansen' will be performed at The Topfer Theatre at Zachary Scott Theatre Center throughout the first half of May, with multiple shows scheduled from May 1 to May 17, showcasing top talent in a compelling storytelling experience.
In addition to musical theater, Austin offers exceptional classical performances such as Ballet Austin’s rendition of 'The Magic Flute,' taking place at Dell Hall at Long Center For The Performing Arts from May 8 to May 10, and the Austin Opera’s production of 'La Boheme,' also at Dell Hall from May 1 to May 3. These events feature renowned performers and are perfect for fans of ballet and opera.
Family-friendly events include multiple performances of 'Charlotte's Web,' a beloved story brought to life at The Kleberg Theatre at Zachary Scott Theatre Center. With shows scheduled from May 2 to May 17, families can enjoy engaging matinees and evening performances that appeal to all ages.
Additionally, the classic 'Dr. Seuss's The Cat In The Hat' will be performed at Bass Concert Hall on May 1, offering an entertaining experience for young audiences. Top venues such as Bass Concert Hall, The Topfer Theatre, Dell Hall at Long Center, and The Kleberg Theatre host these diverse events, making Austin a vibrant hub for performing arts throughout May 2026.