Maltz Jupiter Theatre announces exciting 2025-2026 season lineup including Misery and Come From Away

The Town of Jupiter is set to enhance its cultural landscape with an exciting lineup for the 2025-2026 season at the Maltz Jupiter Theatre, as announced during the recent State of the Town presentation. Andrew Kato, the producing artistic director, highlighted the theatre's commitment to providing high-quality arts and culture experiences for the community.

Kato expressed gratitude for the support received from the town, particularly noting the significant investment of $30 million by Milton and Tamar Moltz in the theatre's facilities. This investment underscores the theatre's role as a vital cultural resource in Jupiter, complementing the town's excellent healthcare, education, and recreational offerings.

The upcoming season promises a diverse array of performances, beginning with "Misery," a suspenseful adaptation of Stephen King's novel. Following this, audiences can look forward to "Million Dollar Quartet," which celebrates a historic jam session featuring rock legends Elvis Presley, Jerry Lee Lewis, Carl Perkins, and Johnny Cash. The season will also include "Come From Away," a poignant musical about the kindness shown to stranded passengers after 9/11, and "Goodnight Oscar," a drama-comedy centered on the life of Hollywood personality Oscar Levant.

The season will culminate with the iconic musical "Man of La Mancha," known for its powerful themes and memorable score. Additionally, the theatre will host a variety of limited engagements and cabaret performances, ensuring a rich cultural experience for all residents.

Kato encouraged community members to engage with the theatre's offerings, emphasizing the importance of attendance in supporting the arts. With this robust schedule, the Maltz Jupiter Theatre aims to draw audiences and foster a vibrant cultural environment in Jupiter.