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Jordan Markus as Michael Jackson in MJ the Musical, part of the upcoming Broadway Across Canada tour. Photo by Matthew Murphy /SuppliedSome of the biggest songs in pop history will be hitting the stage at Edmontonâs Jubilee Auditorium starting this fall.
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Broadway Across Canada unveiled the lineup of offerings for 2025-26 on Wednesday, and it includes the music of Michael Jackson and ABBA as well as the eclectic music mashup from the mind of Baz Luhrmann.
Starting in November comes the Tony Award-winning MJ, centred around the King of Popâs preparations for 1992âs Dangerous World Tour. The musical, which premiered on Broadway in 2022, features hits from across Jacksonâs discography, including Beat It, Bad, Jam and more.
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MJ runs Nov. 11-16.
âWeâre absolutely thrilled to present this exceptional lineup of Broadway productions to Edmonton audiences,â Shana Levin, vice-president of Broadway Across Canada, said in a release.
âThis season offers a diverse range of shows, from beloved fan favourites to highly anticipated new productions, promising an unforgettable experience for audiences of all ages.â
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Moulin Rouge! is one of the big shows coming to Edmonton as part of Broadway Across Canadaâs 2025-26 season. SuppliedMJ is followed up by Moulin Rouge, based on the 2001 Baz Luhrmann fever dream starring Ewan McGregor and Nicole Kidman. The show is a grand spectacle featuring the excesses of 1899 Paris that pays tribute to beauty, freedom and love. The songs run the gamut from 1930s jazz classics to 2010s dance-pop and everywhere in between.
On the heels of Motherâs Day 2026, BAC presents every momâs favourite, Mamma Mia!, the story of a daughter who, on the eve of her wedding, endeavours to discover the identity of her father. This quest reunites her mother with three men from her past, all set to the music of the best Swedish pop act ever (apologies to Ace of Base), ABBA. Mamma Mia! runs May 12-17.
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The upcoming season of Broadway Across Canada includes stellar shows: Clue (seen here); MJ the Musical; Moulin Rouge! The Musical; Mamma Mia!; and Les MisĂŠrables. SuppliedThe season concludes in July 2026 with the crime farce Clue, based on the 1985 cult-classic film starring Tim Curry, Madeline Kahn and Christopher Lloyd. Six strangers are called to the home of Mr. Boddy under mysterious circumstances. Murder is afoot. Big laughs follow. Clue runs July 14-19.
And, as a season add-on, March will see the return of fan favourite Les MisĂŠrables, which features Broadway staples One Day More and I Dreamed a Dream, among others. Les Mis runs March 10-15
Subscription packages went on sale May 1. Four-show season packages start at $215 and can be purchased at BroadwayAcrossCanada.ca or by calling 1-866-540-7469. Groups of 10 or more can also purchase through Canada.Groups@BroadwayAcrossCanada.ca.
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