El Paso Shows Schedule 2026
El Paso offers a vibrant lineup of shows and performances at some of the city's most iconic venues. From december 2026 through may 2027, theater enthusiasts can enjoy a diverse array of productions. The Plaza Theatre hosts several major musicals, including the popular 'Mamma Mia!' from December 8 to 13, 2026, and the beloved 'The Lion King' in march and april 2027, featuring multiple performances that showcase spectacular costumes, choreography, and live music. Additionally, 'Legally Blonde' graces the stage in April 2027, offering a fun and energetic experience.
Top musical acts like 'A Beautiful Noise: The Neil Diamond Musical' will take the stage in May 2027, with performances spanning multiple dates to accommodate fans. The UTEP Magoffin Auditorium and Wise Family Theatre also bring top-tier performances such as 'The Nutcracker,' 'Rhinoceros,' and 'Plim Plim - En Vivo,' highlighting the city's dedication to both classical and contemporary arts.
For cultural and classical entertainment, the Plaza Theatre features 'Swan Lake' performed by the World Ballet Company with a live orchestra, and international ballet stars presenting 'Alice in Wonderland.' The Shen Yun Performing Arts troupe will enchant audiences with their mesmerizing show in March 2027.
The theater scene is complemented by community-focused events, including the Jewel Box Series at the Philanthropy Theatre, offering performances like 'A Tuna Christmas,' 'Rey de la Luna,' and jazz nights with the Mark Fowler Jazz Group. The UTEP Department of Music also provides a rich schedule of concerts, including symphony orchestras, wind ensembles, and opera showcases.
Throughout the season, UTEP Theatre and Dance will present compelling productions such as 'Raising The Barre,' 'Rhinoceros,' and 'Ballet Folklorico,' providing a well-rounded cultural experience. Whether you're a fan of musicals, ballet, classical music, or local theater, El Paso's performance calendar promises memorable experiences at its premier venues, including The Plaza Theatre, Abraham Chavez Theatre, and the Philanthropy Theatre.
