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Beauty and the Beast Miami — Disney's 30th Anniversary Production at the Arsht Center
Disney's Beauty and the Beast makes its triumphant return to South Florida when the 30th Anniversary touring production opens at the Ziff Ballet Opera House at the Adrienne Arsht Center for a run of twenty-four performances from March 30 through April 4, 2027. This landmark revival is the first Disney-produced North American tour of Beauty and the Beast in more than twenty-five years, and it reunites key members of the original creative team that introduced the beloved animated film to Broadway audiences in 1994. Composer Alan Menken, lyricist Tim Rice, and book writer Linda Woolverton have all returned to craft a production that honors the cherished original while unveiling entirely new scenic designs, updated orchestrations, and reimagined choreography that bring the enchanted world of Belle and the Beast to vivid new life on stage.
The Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts of Miami-Dade County is the cultural heartbeat of South Florida and one of the largest performing arts centers in the United States. Its Ziff Ballet Opera House seats 2,400 in a European-inspired horseshoe configuration where balconies and boxes wrap around three sides of the auditorium right up to the edge of the stage, ensuring an intimate theatrical experience despite the hall's grand scale. Located at 1300 Biscayne Boulevard in the heart of Miami's arts and entertainment corridor, the Arsht Center sits along the waterfront just steps from the Pérez Art Museum Miami, the Phillip and Patricia Frost Museum of Science, and the vibrant neighborhoods of Wynwood and the Design District, making it easy to pair your theater outing with a full day of Miami culture and cuisine.
Leading the touring company are Kyra Belle Johnson as the spirited and curious Belle and Fergie L. Philippe as the brooding Beast, joined by Stephen Mark Lukas as the preening Gaston, Danny Gardner as the irrepressible Lumiere, and Kathy Voytko as the endlessly comforting Mrs. Potts. Director and choreographer Matt West stages the story with a blend of classical elegance and theatrical exuberance, while Tony Award-winning costume designer Ann Hould-Ward — who earned her Tony for the original 1994 Broadway production — returns with over 150 breathtaking costumes that shimmer under the atmospheric lighting design of Natasha Katz. The result is a visual feast perfectly suited to the Arsht Center's world-class stage.
With twenty-four performances spanning six days of matinee and evening options, there is a showtime to fit every schedule — from weeknight date nights to weekend family outings with the kids. The Broadway in Miami series at the Arsht Center has long been a highlight of the South Florida cultural calendar, drawing audiences from across Miami-Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach counties who appreciate world-class touring productions in a truly exceptional venue. Secure your verified resale tickets through BigStub, a trusted third-party marketplace with no hidden fees, a buyer guarantee backed by dedicated customer service, and more than twenty years of experience helping fans find the perfect seats. Don't miss your chance to experience this timeless story of love, courage, and transformation in one of the finest performance halls in the southeastern United States.
Disney's Beauty and the Beast — From Broadway Landmark to Touring Sensation
Disney's Beauty and the Beast holds a singular place in theatrical history as the show that proved an animated film could become a legitimate Broadway musical. When it opened at the Palace Theatre in New York City on April 18, 1994, critics debated whether Disney belonged on Broadway, but audiences responded with overwhelming enthusiasm — the production ran for 5,461 performances over thirteen years, won the Tony Award for Best Costume Design, and launched a global franchise that has been seen by more than 35 million people in over twenty countries. The stage version enriched the Academy Award-nominated 1991 animated film with new songs by composer Alan Menken and lyricist Tim Rice, including the emotional "If I Can't Love Her," the yearning "Home," and the joyful ensemble piece "Human Again," adding depth to characters and relationships that were only hinted at in the ninety-minute film.
The 30th Anniversary touring production, which launched in June 2025 at Proctors Theatre in Schenectady, New York, before its official opening at the Cadillac Palace Theatre in Chicago, represents a complete artistic reimagining rather than a simple revival. Director and choreographer Matt West has developed new staging that fuses classical ballet with modern theatrical movement, while scenic designer Stanley A. Meyer has created an entirely new physical production featuring advanced projection technology, automated scenic elements, and a lighting design by Natasha Katz that paints each scene with cinematic beauty. The production carries over 150 costumes designed by Ann Hould-Ward, whose original Beauty and the Beast designs earned her the Tony Award in 1994 and who has returned to create pieces that honor the silhouettes audiences love while incorporating new textures and details for the modern stage.
At its core, Beauty and the Beast tells the story of Belle, an intelligent and independent young woman who finds herself a prisoner in an enchanted castle ruled by a prince cursed to live as a fearsome Beast. Through acts of kindness and the slow opening of guarded hearts, Belle and the Beast discover that true beauty lies within — a theme that resonates across cultures and generations. For Miami's vibrant and diverse community, this message carries special weight, and the show's universal appeal makes it an ideal event for multilingual families, tourist visitors, and longtime South Florida residents who have been waiting decades for a fresh Disney-produced touring version of this classic.
The Adrienne Arsht Center has established itself as one of the premier Broadway touring houses in the country since opening in 2006, and its Broadway in Miami subscription series regularly draws audiences from across the tri-county area. The Ziff Ballet Opera House's 2,400-seat auditorium offers a horseshoe-shaped configuration modeled after European opera houses, with balconies and boxes that curve close to the stage on three sides, creating a sense of intimacy that larger convention-style halls cannot match. For a production as visually rich and emotionally immersive as Beauty and the Beast, this kind of theatrical architecture makes all the difference — every detail of Hould-Ward's costumes and Katz's lighting reaches every seat with clarity and impact. The center is located at 1300 Biscayne Boulevard, with covered garage parking, Metromover access at the Omni Station, and a waterfront setting that makes arriving for an evening at the theater feel like an occasion in itself.
How to Buy Beauty and the Beast Miami Tickets
Where can I get tickets for Beauty and the Beast in Miami?
Tickets may be available through the Adrienne Arsht Center box office and authorized primary sellers such as Ticketmaster. The official Beauty and the Beast tour website also links to primary ticket outlets for each city on the tour. Verified resale tickets are available on BigStub, a trusted third-party marketplace with no hidden fees and a buyer guarantee backed by over twenty years of service.
What are the performance dates for Beauty and the Beast in Miami?
The 30th Anniversary touring production of Disney's Beauty and the Beast is scheduled for twenty-four performances at the Ziff Ballet Opera House at the Adrienne Arsht Center from March 30 through April 4, 2027. The engagement includes both evening and matinee showtimes, so audiences can choose the option that best fits their schedule.
How do I get to the Adrienne Arsht Center?
The Adrienne Arsht Center is located at 1300 Biscayne Boulevard in downtown Miami, accessible from Interstate 395 and the MacArthur Causeway. Covered garage parking is available on site, and the venue is also reachable via the Metromover at the Omni Station, which is connected to the center by a short walk. Rideshare drop-off areas are located along NE 13th Street.
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Beauty and the Beast Miami — Frequently Asked Questions
What makes the 30th Anniversary tour different from previous productions?
The 30th Anniversary tour is an entirely new production featuring reimagined staging by Matt West, new scenic designs by Stanley A. Meyer, updated orchestrations, and over 150 fresh costumes by Tony Award winner Ann Hould-Ward. It is the first Disney-produced North American tour of this title in more than twenty-five years.
Who plays Belle and the Beast in the touring production?
Kyra Belle Johnson stars as Belle and Fergie L. Philippe plays the Beast. The company also features Stephen Mark Lukas as Gaston, Danny Gardner as Lumiere, Kathy Voytko as Mrs. Potts, Javier Ignacio as Cogsworth, Harry Francis as Le Fou, and Kevin Ligon as Maurice. Casting may vary by performance.
How long is the Beauty and the Beast musical?
A typical performance runs approximately two hours and thirty minutes, including one intermission. Doors generally open thirty to sixty minutes before the scheduled curtain time, and the Arsht Center recommends arriving early to allow time for parking and security screening.
Is the show suitable for young children?
Yes, Disney's Beauty and the Beast is a family-friendly musical that appeals to audiences of all ages. The production's vibrant costumes, beloved songs, and themes of compassion and inner beauty make it especially appealing for children experiencing Broadway-caliber theater for the first time.
What is the Ziff Ballet Opera House?
The Ziff Ballet Opera House is the flagship performance space within the Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts of Miami-Dade County. It seats 2,400 in a European-inspired horseshoe layout with balconies and boxes wrapping close to the stage on three sides, creating an intimate atmosphere despite the hall's grand scale.
Is there parking at the Adrienne Arsht Center?
Yes, the Arsht Center offers covered garage parking on site at 1300 Biscayne Boulevard. The venue is also accessible via the Metromover at the nearby Omni Station. Rideshare drop-off points are available along NE 13th Street for convenient access to the theater entrances.
What iconic songs are featured in Beauty and the Beast?
Audiences will hear beloved numbers from the animated film including "Belle," "Be Our Guest," "Something There," and the sweeping title ballad, all by Alan Menken and Howard Ashman. The stage version also features songs written by Menken and Tim Rice, such as "Home," "If I Can't Love Her," and "A Change in Me."
Is Beauty and the Beast part of the Broadway in Miami season?
Yes, Disney's Beauty and the Beast is a featured title in the Adrienne Arsht Center's 2026-2027 Broadway in Miami subscription series, which brings top touring Broadway productions to South Florida throughout the season.
Can I use public transit to reach the Arsht Center?
The Adrienne Arsht Center is accessible via the Miami-Dade Metromover, with the Omni Station located a short walk from the venue. Several Metrobus routes also serve the Biscayne Boulevard corridor. For those driving, the center's garage parking and nearby lots provide additional options.
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Are there dining options near the Adrienne Arsht Center?
The Arsht Center's location on Biscayne Boulevard puts it within easy reach of numerous restaurants in downtown Miami, the Design District, and the Wynwood neighborhood. Waterfront dining is available nearby, and the surrounding area offers cuisines from around the world, reflecting Miami's rich cultural diversity.
How many Beauty and the Beast shows are scheduled in Miami?
The Miami engagement includes twenty-four performances at the Ziff Ballet Opera House from March 30 through April 4, 2027, featuring both evening and matinee showtimes throughout the run.