How long is The Lion King show at the Detroit Opera House?
2 hours and 30 minutes
Show Information 2 hours and 30 minutes, including one intermission. Recommended for ages 6 and up. Children under the age of 5 will not be admitted.
How much are the tickets for The Lion King at the Detroit Opera House?
$25
Tickets are now on sale at the Fisher Theatre Box Office, online at Ticketmaster.com and BroadwayInDetroit.com. Ticket prices start at $25. Orders for groups of 10 or more may be placed by emailing [email protected] or calling 313-871-1132.
Is The Lion King still in Detroit?
Get ready to sing “Hakuna Matata,” Disney’s The Lion King is coming back to Detroit for a limited engagement at the Detroit Opera House from January 27 through February 20, 2022.
When was Lion King in Detroit?
It’s the fifth time “The Lion King” has played in Detroit. It first premiered at Detroit’s Masonic Temple in 2004. The beloved musical has now had 25 global productions and been seen by nearly 110 million theater-goers since it premiered on Broadway nearly 25 years ago.
Is the Lion King coming to the Detroit Opera House?
This website is operated by a ticket broker. We are not affiliated with nor endorsed by The Lion King. Hakuna Matata, Motor City! Disney’s The Lion King – the highest grossing musical in Broadway history – is coming to the Detroit Opera House this winter, and if you hurry, there’s still time to score amazing tickets for any incredible performance!
Where is the Lion King now?
Disney’s The Lion King, a groundbreaking musical and the third longest-running musical on Broadway, is in the middle of its nearly month-long reign at the Detroit Opera House, where it will stay until February 20th.
Who are the actors in the Lion King musical?
The production features Spencer Plachy as “Scar,” Gerald Ramsey as “Mufasa,” Darian Sanders as “Simba,” Kayla Cyphers as “Nala,” and more. The Lion King, Detroit’s most eagerly awaited stage production ever will leap onto the Detroit Opera House stage from January 27 – February 20, 2022.
Is the Lion King a Disney show?
Starting from the opening number, you’re immediately immersed in the universe of the Pride Lands. The Lion King isn’t just a “Disney show” – it’s an experience from beginning to end. This extends beyond the costumes and the choreography-the score and the singing is sure to give you chills.