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Disney's Beauty and the Beast is coming to San Francisco for a four-week limited engagement at the Orpheum Theatre from July 14 through August 9, 2026. This is Disney's first North American touring production of the beloved musical in over 25 years, and it is a spectacular 30th Anniversary staging that reunites members of the original Tony Award-winning creative team. Composer Alan Menken, lyricist Tim Rice, and book writer Linda Woolverton have come together once more, with direction and choreography by Matt West, stunning new scenic design by Stanley A. Meyer, and the Oscar-winning costumes reimagined by original designer Ann Hould-Ward. With 40 performances across four weeks, this is a major event for San Francisco theatergoers.
The show features the Oscar-winning and Tony Award-nominated score that audiences have loved since the 1991 animated film and the 1994 Broadway premiere. Timeless songs fill the Orpheum with melodies that have enchanted generations, and the new touring production brings them to life with dazzling sets, lavish costumes, and theatrical magic that makes the enchanted castle feel real. Whether you are introducing your family to the story for the first time or reliving a lifelong favorite, this production delivers the romance, humor, and spectacle that have made Beauty and the Beast one of the most treasured musicals of all time.
Tickets are available now through BigStub, a trusted ticket resale marketplace with over 20 years of experience connecting fans to the events they love. BigStub offers verified sellers, no hidden fees, and a comprehensive buyer guarantee backed by dedicated customer service. Browse the available dates and seating options below to find the perfect performance for your visit to the enchanted castle at the Orpheum Theatre.
Disney's Beauty and the Beast made Broadway history when it opened at the Palace Theatre in New York on April 18, 1994, becoming one of the first major animated-film-to-stage adaptations. It ran for 5,461 performances over 13 years, won a Tony Award for Best Costume Design, and launched multiple international productions that have been seen by over 35 million people worldwide. The show paved the way for an era of Disney theatrical productions including The Lion King, Aladdin, and Frozen. Now, more than three decades later, Disney has assembled a fresh touring production that honors the original while bringing new artistry and technology to the stage.
The 30th Anniversary production features spectacular new scenic design by Stanley A. Meyer that reimagines the enchanted castle and the village of Villeneuve with breathtaking detail. Ann Hould-Ward, who won the Tony Award for her original Broadway costume designs, has returned to create a dazzling new wardrobe that brings the enchanted household objects — Lumiere, Cogsworth, Mrs. Potts, and the rest — to vivid, theatrical life. Lighting designer Natasha Katz, another original team member, bathes the production in the warm golds and deep blues that define the show's visual palette. The result is a Beauty and the Beast that feels both lovingly familiar and thrillingly new.
At the heart of the show is the score by Alan Menken and the late Howard Ashman, with additional songs by Menken and Tim Rice. The film's original songs are all present, and the stage version adds several numbers that deepen the characters and expand the story. The score won the Academy Award for Best Original Score in 1992, and hearing it performed live by a full orchestra in a grand theater like the Orpheum is an experience that recordings simply cannot match.
The Orpheum Theatre is one of San Francisco's premier Broadway houses. Located in the Civic Center neighborhood at 1192 Market Street, the Orpheum seats approximately 2,200 and is known for its excellent acoustics and ornate interior. It has hosted some of the biggest touring Broadway productions in the Bay Area, including Hamilton, Wicked, and The Lion King. The theater is easily accessible via BART (Civic Center station) and Muni, and there are multiple parking garages within walking distance. For a show as visually spectacular as Beauty and the Beast, the Orpheum's wide stage and intimate sightlines make it an ideal venue.
The San Francisco engagement runs four weeks from July 14 through August 9, 2026, with 40 scheduled performances including evening shows and matinees. This is a limited run — once the production moves on to its next city, it will not return. Families, couples, and Disney fans of all ages have been eagerly anticipating this stop, and with the summer timing making it ideal for school-break outings and tourist visits, tickets are expected to move quickly.
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The four-week run includes 40 performances with evening shows and weekend matinees. Select the date and showtime that works best for your schedule — weekday evenings tend to have more availability, while weekend matinees are popular with families.
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Arrive at the Orpheum Theatre at 1192 Market Street in San Francisco and prepare for a magical evening. The show typically runs approximately two hours and thirty minutes with one intermission. The theater is accessible via BART (Civic Center station) and Muni, with parking available at nearby garages. For venue details, visit the BroadwaySF website.
Disney's Beauty and the Beast runs at the Orpheum Theatre from July 14 through August 9, 2026, for a four-week limited engagement with 40 performances.
The production is at the Orpheum Theatre, located at 1192 Market Street in the Civic Center neighborhood of San Francisco.
The show runs approximately two hours and thirty minutes, including one intermission.
You can purchase tickets through BigStub, a trusted ticket resale marketplace with verified sellers, no hidden fees, and a comprehensive buyer guarantee.
Yes. This is Disney's 30th Anniversary touring production — the first North American tour of Beauty and the Beast in over 25 years. It features spectacular new sets and costumes from members of the original Tony Award-winning creative team.
Absolutely. Beauty and the Beast is a family-friendly musical suitable for all ages. It is one of Disney's most beloved stories, filled with humor, romance, and enchantment that appeals to both children and adults.
The show features the Oscar-winning score by Alan Menken and Howard Ashman, with additional songs by Menken and Tim Rice. The stage version includes several songs not in the animated film that expand the characters and story.
No. BigStub displays all costs upfront so you know exactly what you are paying before checkout. There are no hidden fees or surprise charges.
The Orpheum Theatre is at 1192 Market Street, easily accessible via BART (Civic Center station) and Muni. Multiple parking garages are within walking distance. Rideshare drop-off is also convenient.
Yes. The four-week run includes both evening performances and matinees, typically on Wednesdays, Saturdays, and Sundays. Check the schedule for specific times.
The Orpheum Theatre seats approximately 2,200 across orchestra and balcony levels, with excellent sightlines throughout the house.
BigStub backs every purchase with a comprehensive buyer guarantee. If there is an issue with your order, their dedicated customer service team will work to resolve it. If a performance is canceled and not rescheduled, you are eligible for a full refund.
This is a limited four-week engagement. Once the production moves to its next tour city, there is no guarantee it will return to San Francisco. Tickets are expected to sell quickly, especially for weekend performances.
If a performance is canceled and not rescheduled, you are eligible for a full refund under BigStub's buyer guarantee. Contact their customer service team for assistance with any order.