The Michigan State University's Wharton Center publishes its Broadway time plan for the 2025-26 season

The Michigan State University's charton center reveals its Broadway table for the coming season.

The schedule begins in September A nice soundBuilt for Neil Diamond's music. Eric Olmscheid, Executive Director of Center, says that the show includes all big hits from Diamond.

“We see how he tells stories about his life,” he said. “We flash back and see how these moments are brought to life, with the line -up restores them. It is a really fun and joyful show.”

In December the revival of The magic It depends. Olmscheid says this retelling of The wizard of OZ Last year was back on Broadway and added for the first time since the original production of 1975: “It was won with the Tony Award when it was originally on Broadway for the best musical, and this new production is for a new era and a new day.”

The magic saw a Broadway resolutions in 2024.

In January 2026 the musical will be based on the film Back to the future. Olmscheid reminds us of the film, but not a musical, but some hits.

“There are all the elements that you want, including of course Delorean, which flies in the end … and by flying, ie on a small, tiny stage with 88 miles per hour!” he said. “It is really a recreation of the film.”

Another best musical Tony Award winner, Kimberly Akimbowill be in the Wharton Center in March 2026.

“It is about 16-year-old Kimberly who moves into a new community and faces the challenges of a dysfunctional family and a really rare medical illness. It is a really nice young person to find the life story.”

Olmscheid continues to dedicate a slot to a non-musical in every season. This time it is the comedy Notice Come in April next year. The show is based on the mysterious board game and the film of the same name.

“There are several endings that are woven into the script itself, so it is not as if you had a different end than the second night,” said Olmscheid. “Like the film in which you can get a few false endings or maybe this could have happened, there is also a similar theatrical in the play.”

The characters of the idea that look at their murder weapons on stage — The piece *Notice* is inspired by the cult film from 1985.

The last show in the Wharton Broadway season is & Julia In June 2026.

Olmscheid says it takes up Shakespeares Romeo and Julia Story, as if Julia, instead of dying, writes her own story with her own conclusion. The pop music score contains hits like Since you have been gone.

“All music comes from the radio,” said Olmscheid. “Max Martin is the musical genius behind it. They brought together this funny, optimistic retelling of another story. “

The WARTON Center also plans two special events that bring a few favorites back to East Lansing. These shows are not part of the season ticket package.

Disney's beauty and the beast Returned this October in October and celebrates the 30^TH Jubilee production of the show.

The other special commitment will be Hadestown Next January. Another Tony winner, Hadestown Was one of the first shows in Wharton after the Covid 19-19-downturn. It is still running on Broadway and tours in the country at the same time.

The Wharton Center Broadway Packages are available from March 3, and customers can add either or both The beautiful and the beast And Hadestown When you choose. Tickets for individual shows are offered for sale at a later date.

The 2025-26 Broadway series from Wharton Center ::
A nice sound: 16. to September 21, 2025
The magic: 9.-14. December 2025
Back to the future the musical: 13.-18. January 2026
Kimberly Akimbo: 10.-15. March 2026
Notice: 7.-12. April, 2026
& Julia: 23. To June 28, 2026

Wharton Center Special events:
Disney's beauty and the beast: 14.-19. October 2025
Hadestown: January 30-1. February 2026

The MSU Wharton Center is a financial supporter of WKAR.