Broadway Stage Collective — Broadway-quality theater in Las Vegas

    
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      A Christmas Carol · Nov 28 – Dec 23
    
      2026 Season
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Broadway-quality theater for our own community — one story at a time.

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Las Vegas, Nevada · Est. 2024

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Broadway Stage Collective presents

A bitter old man. Three spirits. One extraordinary night. Featuring the unforgettable music of Alan Menken and lyrics by Lynn Ahrens — A Christmas Carol: The Musical is a spectacular journey through the past, present, and future, and a timeless celebration of redemption, hope, and the power of a changed heart.

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For group ticket sales of 10 or more, please call the box office.

Opening: Nov 28
Closing: Dec 23
Tickets from: $30
Location: The Summerlin Performing Arts Center

A Christmas Carol — The Musical, Broadway Stage Collective & Signature Productions — Fig. 1 A Christmas Carol · key art — Broadway Stage Collective & Signature Productions

2026 Season on sale✦ Third annual holiday production✦ Open auditions · April 14✦ Backstage Amplified · 2 summits, 1 weekend✦ Every seat funds a student seat✦

The 2026 season

A year of stories
worth the drive.

Mar 19 – Apr 19 · Closed

Dear Evan Hansen

Six Tony Awards. One letter. A musical about being seen.

NOW PLAYING

Nov 28 – Dec 23

A Christmas Carol

Menken and Ahrens’ score, three spirits, and one changed heart. Our third annual holiday production.

Tickets →

Coming soon

Encore Series

A partnership that has been long in the making is about to be announced. This will be a joyous opportunity for the talented performers who live in the city and the community we serve.

02 · Who we are

Broadway-quality theater for our own community — one story at a time.

Broadway Stage Collective is a Las Vegas nonprofit dedicated to bringing exceptional live theatre to the Las Vegas Valley. We produce ambitious, full-scale productions, invest in innovative theatrical technology, provide meaningful paid opportunities for local artists, and train the next generation of performers and theatre-makers — all right here in the community we call home.

Our impact so far

12k
Audience members since 2024: 240
Local artists employed: 2024
Producing since: $310k
Paid directly to local artists: 1,840
Free & subsidized student seats: 96
Students trained at our summits

03 · Give

Tickets fill the house. Donors build it.

Ticket sales cover barely half of what a season costs. Everything else — scholarships, new commissions, free student seats — comes from people who decided this company should exist.

$5,000

Executive Producer

Funds the entire GO! Stage Manager Summit for 2027 — every student, every session.

$1,000

Producer’s Circle

Helps cover numerous design elements like sound, lighting, or costumes for your favorite show.

$500

A working artist

Pays a local performer for their time and talents in our productions.

$250

Ten student seats

Feeds the cast and crew in between shows on a two-show day.

Donate now Learn more here 501(c)(3) · Tax-deductible

Backstage Amplified — GO! Stage Manager Summit and CUE. Lighting + Sound Summit, May 30–31 2026 — Fig. 3Backstage Amplified · summit.vegas 2026

04 · Education

Two summits.
One weekend.
Backstage amplified.

Built for backstage leaders. Learn from working Broadway professionals and Vegas pros in a hands-on, real-world environment — the people who call the show, not just the ones in front of the lights.

Day one · May 30 GO! Stage Manager Summit

Day two · May 31 CUE. Lighting + Sound Summit

Real training
Hands-on skills
Lead with confidence
Connect + collaborate

Get involved

The stage is bigger when you're on it.

Volunteer

Work the wings.

Ushers, set builders, board operators, dressers. Four hours a month keeps a production standing up.

Audition

Take the stage.

Open calls four times a year, next on April 14. No agent, no headshot, no problem — bring 32 bars and yourself.

Audition schedule →

Board of directors

The people who
keep the house open.

Our board is made up of working artists, educators, and neighbors — all volunteers who cover their own expenses so contributed income goes to the stage.