Broadway Musical Phenomenon

DEAR EVAN HANSEN

September 9 – October 11
Joseph Clayes III Theater
Music & Lyrics by
Benj Pasek & Justin Paul
Book by
Steven Levenson
Directed by
Blake McCarty
Music Direction by
Patrick Marion
Choreography by
Theresa Maigue Bendorf
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Broadway Musical Phenomenon

A runaway Broadway phenomenon, Dear Evan Hansen delivers a heart‑pounding, deeply human story. With a Tony Award‑winning book by Steven Levenson and a soaring, generation‑defining score by Benj Pasek and Justin Paul, this modern classic follows Evan, a teenager who’s always felt unseen—until a sudden tragedy gives him the chance to reinvent himself. As his web of well-intentioned lies begins to unravel, Evan is forced to confront the fact that the price of belonging may be far steeper than he bargained for.

Dazzling, high-tech production
Pam Kragen, The San Diego Union-Tribune
The cast is terrific
ErinMarie Reiter, BroadwayWorld
(Aiden Meyndert) embodies longing, anxiety and loneliness better than any actor I’ve seen in the part.
Pam Kragen, The San Diego Union-Tribune
It was exceptional. The production, direction, casting…just wow!
Audience Member
Polished, impactful, stage was amazing
Audience Member

Performance Information

Low-Priced Previews

September 9-12, 2026

Run Time

Approximately 2 hours & 45 minutes including 1 intermission.

Advisories

Dear Evan Hansen contains strong language and references to sexual content, substance use, and mild physical violence. The story explores challenging themes including anxiety, depression, grief, suicide, self-harm, school bullying, family conflict, and the influence of social media. While the production offers a compassionate exploration of connection, healing, and hope, these topics may be sensitive for some audience members.

The production also features theatrical haze, video projections, and lighting effects that may impact audience members with photosensitivity. Viewer discretion is advised.

Age recommendations

13+

Accessibility

For wheelchair or ADA seating options, please contact the box office at 619-337-1525

Open Captioned performance on 9/26 at 2pm.

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