Beauty and The Beast Orpheum Theatre Show

Orpheum Theatre - San Francisco is home to the iconic stage that has hosted numerous Tony Award-winning productions. Presenting the musical My Fair Lady in 2017, the Orpheum Theatre theater venue explored concepts of change and self-discovery. The Orpheum Theatre the theatre's seating arrangement allows for excellent sightlines from every part of the theatre. Featuring a dedicated box office convenient ticket counter, the Orpheum Theatre historic venue provides convenient ticket purchasing options easy access to tickets for theatergoers. The theatre’s layout and design promote a sense of connection between performers and the spectators. The Orpheum Theatre is a beloved venue for both locals and visitors, contributing to the dynamic artistic environment in San Francisco. For those in the South Beach, a short walk to Embarcadero and then to Market Street will get you to the Orpheum. From the Financial District, simply walk west along Market Street to find the Orpheum.

Beauty and The Beast July 21st, 2026 at San Francisco

Experience the innovative staging techniques that enhance the storytelling of Beauty and The Beast at San Francisco. Spend time to connect with fellow theatre lovers who have your enthusiasm for the arts. Our event countdown generates excitement as the date for Beauty and The Beast approaches. The festival promotes connections for performers and industry professionals. Don't miss the possibility to enjoy all-ages shows at the Beauty and The Beast San Francisco festival. Join us and let the tunes fuel your family's imagination at the Beauty and The Beast concert.
Beauty and The Beast was directed by Bill Condon who is recognized for his direction of Dreamgirls. Utilizing the concept of transformation, the story emphasizes personal growth and salvation. The Broadway musical premiered at the Palace Theatre in NYC and ran for over 5, 400 shows. Notably, the character of Maurice, was voiced by actor Kevin Kline in the real-life version. Featuring memorable quotes, the film's dialogue has become legendary and frequently alluded to in popular culture; remarkably, the film's iconic rose, which plays a central role in the story, was designed to represent the Beast's lost aspirations.