After an exciting revival on Broadway in 2016 - the first since its marathon 18-year run - Cats is heading out on tour, bringing the feline frolics to a town near you! A production full of musical theatre classics, instantly recognizable costumes, and choreography and bursting with cat-itude, this iconic show is purrfect for newcomers and old-timers.

Presented as part of The Paramount's 2025/26 season, this international hit has enjoyed success on Broadway, in London, Dublin, and Australia. Penned by Irene Sankoff and David Hein, the inspirational ode to the human spirit changed musical theatre forever. Set to a folksy, sung-through score that details the true events of one small Newfoundland town on the morning of 9/11, it is a show full of heart that sticks with you long after you leave the auditorium.

Presented by the Paramount as part of the 2025/26 Broadway Season! This six-time Tony-winning, poignant and thought-provoking musical has received rave reviews from critics and audiences alike for its unexpectedly touching portrayal of misunderstood youth, young love, and the search for acceptance, with a score from the composing team behind 2017's Academy Award-winning La-La Land, Benj Pasek, and Justin Paul.

The uplifting story and beloved songs of Bing Crosby's film White Christmas have been enjoyed by families for generations and this year is no different, as The Paramount presents the classic this festive season! Two former servicemen and best friends travel up and down the country with their two-man entertainment act, when out of the blue one Christmas, their old general calls them in desperate need. With two feisty sisters helping them out, can these guys save a Christmas pageant from disaster?

It's World War II, and love that challenges society's racial standards takes place on a tropical island in the South Pacific in this new production of the classic, coming to The Paramount as part of its 2025/26 Broadway Season. An American nurse falls for a French plantation owner but has difficulties coming to terms with his mixed-race children, while a U.S. lieutenant and a Tonkinese woman have to contemplate the consequences of possibly getting married.