“Elf: The Musical” Brings Holiday Cheer to San Antonio’s Majestic Theatre
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Bringing a touch of North Pole magic to the Alamo City, “Elf: The Musical” will grace the stage of the Majestic Theatre from Tuesday, December 23, through Sunday, December 28, as part of Broadway in San Antonio’s 2025-26 season. The beloved story, adapted from the 2003 film, promises a family-friendly experience filled with Christmas spirit.
A Journey to Find Family and Christmas Magic
“Elf: The Musical” follows the heartwarming tale of Buddy, a human raised as an elf at the North Pole. Driven by a desire to connect with his biological father, Buddy embarks on a journey to New York City, where he attempts to navigate the human world and, ultimately, rediscover the true meaning of Christmas. According to a production release, the musical aims to remind audiences of the joy and wonder associated with the holiday season.
Award-Winning Composers Behind the Score
The production boasts a captivating score crafted by Matthew Sklar, the composer behind hits like The Prom and The Wedding Singer. Chad Beguelin penned the lyrics for the show’s 17 original songs. The 2-hour and 20-minute performance promises a dynamic and engaging musical experience.
Familiar Faces and Limited Availability
The touring cast features Jack Ducat as Buddy, alongside Felicia Martis as Jovie, Jeff Brooks as Walter Hobbs, and Yara Martin as Emily Hobbs. Tickets for the San Antonio performances range from $58.50 to $282. Showtimes include 7:30 p.m. on Tuesday, December 23; 2 p.m. on Wednesday, December 24; 2 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. on Friday and Saturday, December 26-27; and 1 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. on Sunday, December 28. Notably, a performance will not be held on Christmas Day.
Seat availability is currently limited, with resale tickets available online. The Majestic Theatre is located at 224 E. Houston St., and can be reached at (210) 226-5700. Further information can be found at majesticempire.com.
The San Antonio engagement is part of a larger national tour, with stops planned in cities including Chicago and Atlanta.
