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WARSAW — Wagon Wheel Center for the Arts has announced its 2027 Professional Summer Season, featuring five productions that span beloved Disney classics, Broadway favorites, comedy, and rock ‘n’ roll.
The 2027 lineup includes Disney’s Frozen, My Fair Lady, Disney’s Freaky Friday, Clue, and Million Dollar Quartet, featuring the iconic music of Johnny Cash, Jerry Lee Lewis, Carl Perkins, and Elvis Presley.
Early Bird Season Subscriptions are on sale now through September 15, giving patrons the opportunity to save $30 while guaranteeing the best available seating for all five productions.
While individual tickets will be available later, Wagon Wheel encourages patrons interested in seeing Disney’s Frozen to subscribe now. Subscribers receive priority seating before individual tickets go on sale, making a season subscription the only way to guarantee the best selection of seats for what is expected to be one of the theater’s most in-demand productions in recent years.
“This season is one of the most exciting we’ve announced in years,” said Sam Engle, Communications and Donor Relations Coordinator for Wagon Wheel Center for the Arts. “Between an incredible lineup of productions and the momentum created by our recent READI 2.0 grant, we’re expecting to welcome many first-time visitors to Wagon Wheel next summer. Every show brings something completely different, and we’re especially excited to introduce three titles that have never before been produced on our stage. It’s going to be an unforgettable summer in Warsaw.”
Season Subscriptions are available exclusively through the Wagon Wheel Box Office and cannot be purchased online. Patrons may subscribe by calling (574) 267-8041, visiting the Box Office during regular business hours, or completing a subscription brochure available in the Wagon Wheel lobby before performances of Dial M for Murder, running through July 25, and Anything Goes, running July 30 through August 8.
For more information about the 2027 Professional Summer Season, contact the Wagon Wheel Box Office at (574) 267-8041.
Wagon Wheel Center for the Arts is a 501c3 nonprofit organization based in Warsaw, Indiana. Their mission is to enrich lives by fostering innovative educational programs, developing professional talent, and connecting communities through transformative performing arts experiences. For more information about Wagon Wheel Center for the Arts or to learn more about upcoming events, please visit www.wagonwheelcenter.org.
