The new Broadway season at The Fabulous Fox in St Louis includes Water for Elephants.

The Fabulous Fox Is Your Gateway to Broadway in St. Louis

Tuesday August 4, 2026

By Rachel Huffman

From the moment that you step through the brass doors, The Fabulous Fox transports you to a world of wonder. Reminiscent of an opulent palace, the theater opened to the public in January 1929, when people could pay 50 cents to experience live entertainment, organ music, Fox Movietone News and a talkie.

Every aspect of The Fabulous Fox is visually stunning. The grand lobby was designed in the Siamese-Byzantine style, with rows of flanking columns that you would expect to find in rock-cut Buddhist monastery halls. The 4,500-seat auditorium is equally spectacular, with jewel-studded plasterwork, hand-stenciled walls, intricate cast brass, gilt paint, vibrant fabrics and velvet chairs. It’s here that eager theatergoers get to experience the magic of Broadway.

“A theater of this magnitude and this extravagance is so rare,” John O’Brien, vice president of programming and marketing at The Fabulous Fox, says. “We have one of the largest theaters in the country for touring Broadway shows, and we have more seats on the floor than the largest Broadway theater has in its entire house.”

Want to know what’s even more impressive? The Fabulous Fox fills all those seats for two-week runs of eight Broadway shows – plus, other musicals, concerts and events – every season!

“St. Louis is a theater town, and our appetite for Broadway is insatiable,” O’Brien says. “So, we absolutely punch above our weight when it comes to national tours.”

St. Louis audiences are accustomed to the best, and the upcoming season at The Fabulous Fox delivers all the feels. Which of the Broadway shows will you see this year?

The stage production of Clue comes to The Fabulous Fox in St Louis.

Clue

September 22 to October 4

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A mansion. A murder. A mystery. In the stage production of Clue, even blackmail is on the menu. When six enigmatic guests assemble at Boddy Manor, they enter the ultimate whodunit, which will keep you guessing until the final twist. Our money is on Mrs. Peacock in the library with the wrench!

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The cast of Death Becomes Her drinks the magic potion.

Death Becomes Her

October 13 to 25

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People will do anything to look fabulous for all eternity, but actress Madeline Ashton and her best frenemy Helen Sharp go too far when they accept a secret potion from a mysterious woman. Savagely funny, according to Time Out, Death Becomes Her is a drop-dead gorgeous musical.

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The actress who plays Betty Boop in the Broadway musical strikes different poses.

Boop

October 27 to November 8

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For almost a century, Betty Boop has won the hearts of fans with her trademark looks, voice and style. In Boop, however, the classic character’s dream of one day off leads to a bright and bubbly adventure in New York City. The extravaganza is a heartfelt experience for the whole family.

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In A Beautiful Noise, Neil Diamond and Marcia Murphey gaze lovingly into each others' eyes.

A Beautiful Noise

November 13 to 15

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This exhilarating musical memoir follows a humble Brooklyn kid who became a chart-busting, show-stopping and award-winning American rock icon. Created in collaboration with Neil Diamond himself, A Beautiful Noise catalogues the classics, including “Sweet Caroline” and “Song Sung Blue.”

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The Great Gatsby hits the stage with flappers, Champagne and all that jazz.

The Great Gatsby

December 22 to January 3

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Based on the classic American novel, The Great Gatsby is an unforgettable journey of love, wealth and tragedy. Bringing the Roaring Twenties to life at The Fabulous Fox, the Broadway extravaganza dazzles with dancing flappers, bubbling Champagne and all that jazz!

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In the Broadway musical Water for Elephants, an animatronic elephant takes the stage.

Water for Elephants

January 19 to 31

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Step right up – the wonders of Water for Elephants await! Hailed as The New York Times Critic’s Pick, the new musical follows a traveling circus in a unique, emotional spectacle, which becomes a poignant reminder that if you choose the ride, life can begin again at any age.

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The Book of Mormon comes to The Fabulous Fox in St Louis.

The Book of Mormon

February 2 to 7

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An international sensation, this outrageous musical comedy follows the adventures of a mismatched pair of missionaries, sent halfway across the world to spread the Good Word. If you find yourself laughing at the crude, satirical humor of South Park, this is the show for you.

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Elle Woods belts out a solo in Legally Blonde - The Musical.

Legally Blonde

February 26 and 27

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OMG, you guys – Legally Blonde is coming to St. Louis! The Broadway tribute to girl power brings the energy as Elle Woods tackles stereotypes, sexism, snobbery and scandal in pursuit of her dreams. The fabulously fun story proves that the smartest person in the room can be legally blonde.

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Beauty and the Beast dance across the stage in the Broadway musical.

Beauty and the Beast

March 2 to 14

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Be our guest to the enchanting tale of Beauty and the Beast. Full of romance, opulence and Disney magic, the musical – the first North American touring production in more than 25 years – features spectacular sets, glamorous costumes and the same soaring score.

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The cast of Mamma Mia wears colorful costumes for one of their numbers.

Mamma Mia

March 30 to April 4

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A mother, a daughter and three possible fathers take a trip down the aisle that you’ll never forget. Set on a Greek island where the sun always shines, Mamma Mia tells the story of love, friendship and identity through the timeless hits of ABBA. This is the ultimate feel-good show!

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The couple in Maybe Happy Ending dance in their apartment.

Maybe Happy Ending

April 13 to 25

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Winner of six Tony Awards, including Best Musical, Maybe Happy Ending tells the deeply human story of a chance encounter that sparks connection, adventure and maybe even love. Join the standout cast as they explore what it means to be human – even if they’re not.

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Elphaba and Glinda face off in Wicked at The Fabulous Fox in St Louis.

Wicked

May 12 to 30

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In the wonderful Land of Oz, there’s a young woman born with emerald-green skin. Smart, fiery and misunderstood, she possesses an extraordinary talent. When she meets a bubbly blonde, their initial rivalry turns into the unlikeliest of friendships – until the world decides to call one good and the other Wicked.

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