Hamilton closes at the Fisher, and Broadway in Detroit lines up six premieres for 2026-27

Hamilton finishes its Detroit run at the Fisher Theatre on May 17. The touring production played the house from April 29, and once the marquee on West Grand Boulevard goes dark, attention shifts to a 2026-27 season that looks nothing like a blockbuster revival.

ATG Detroit, which presents Broadway in Detroit, has set its next subscription series, and every title on it is a Detroit premiere. The lineup runs six main shows plus two add-on productions for subscribers, according to the company's announcement.

"This season delivers six must-see shows, with two additional add-on productions, all making their Detroit premiere for one incredible series," ATG Detroit general manager James Kuhl said in the announcement, as reported by WXYZ.

The fall and winter slate opens with The Notebook at the Fisher Theatre, September 22 through October 4. Maybe Happy Ending follows October 20 through November 1, then The Great Gatsby November 17 through 29, and Boop! The Musical December 1 through 13. Operation Mincemeat: A New Musical runs January 12 through 24, 2027. The series closes with Death Becomes Her at the Detroit Opera House, March 27 through April 4, 2027. Two series extras, Oh, Mary! and Water for Elephants, are offered to subscribers as add-ons in late February and early March, per ATG's season listing.

A few titles arrive with recent national attention. Maybe Happy Ending, a stage romance about two discarded robots, swept the 2025 Tony Awards with six wins, including Best Musical, Best Book, and Best Original Score, according to the Tony Awards results. ATG's announcement also notes that Operation Mincemeat was named Entertainment Weekly's top Broadway show of 2025.

Broadway in Detroit traces its history back more than a century, and ATG Entertainment now runs the operation across multiple venues in the market. The Fisher Theatre, the company's main stage for the new season, sits inside the Fisher Building at 3011 W. Grand Blvd.

Subscribers get first access to 2026-27 series tickets through Broadway in Detroit's subscriber channels, with individual production tickets sold separately closer to each run. Box office details and exchange policies are posted on the official ATG Tickets site.