Waitress Sarasota tickets

Get Your Waitress Tickets in Sarasota: 2026 Shows & Dates

Get ready for a night that promises to be anything but ordinary when Waitress hits Sarasota . This show has become a beloved fixture, not just for its catchy tunes and heartfelt story but also for the way it sparks a real connection with audiences. You might have seen it on Broadway or caught a local production, but experiencing it live in Sarasota offers something special, perhaps the buzz of the crowd, the raw emotion spilling from the stage, or even that moment when the music just hits you right in the feels. Tickets range from around 51 to 62 dollars, so there’s a seat for everyone, whether you want to get close to the action or prefer a more relaxed view. The seat map makes picking your perfect spot easy, and sticking around afterward for a chat with the cast is totally worth it, trust me, hearing stories and behind-the-scenes tidbits makes the whole experience even richer. This isn’t just a show, it’s a chance to share in something genuinely heartfelt, to feel like you’re part of the story, and to leave with a little more joy in your day. Don’t let this one slip by, live musicals like this remind us why we love the theatre in the first place.

Waitress Musical / play Live at Van Wezel Performing Arts Hall | Sarasota – February 23rd, 2027

Van Wezel Performing Arts Hall is a true gem on Sarasota’s cultural map, known for its lively mix of concerts, dance shows, and theatrical performances that keep the energy flowing all year round. It’s not just a place to see a show but an experience, think stunning views of the lush Gulf Coast landscape through its big windows and the chance to catch local talents alongside touring acts. Whether you're catching a Broadway hit or a jazz night, there's something about the atmosphere that feels both grand and intimate at the same time. And if you’re in Sarasota for Waitress Sarasota, this venue is a must-visit. The hall’s spacious seating over 1700 people makes it perfect for big nights out, but it’s the surrounding parks and outdoor spaces that really make it special, grab a quick bite, relax outside before the curtains go up. It’s not just about the shows, though; Van Wezel also hosts wedding celebrations and community events, making it a central hub for everything artsy and social. Honestly, it’s a place that captures the spirit of Sarasota, vibrant, welcoming, and full of surprises.

What time does Waitress start at Van Wezel Performing Arts Hall?

Waitress starts at 7:00 PM on Tuesday, February 23, 2027. The show is also scheduled for 7:00 PM on Wednesday, February 24, and Thursday, February 25.

How much are Waitress tickets at Van Wezel Performing Arts Hall?

Tickets typically range from about $45–$120 for this musical at Van Wezel Performing Arts Hall. Live ticket listings can change by date, seat location, and availability.

What other dates is Waitress playing at Van Wezel Performing Arts Hall?

The other performances are Wednesday, February 24, and Thursday, February 25, 2027. Both performances start at 7:00 PM.

What is Waitress about?

Waitress follows Jenna, a small-town waitress and expert pie-maker who enters a baking contest while considering a fresh start. The musical explores her rocky marriage, pregnancy, friendships, and hopes for a different life.

How long is Waitress?

Waitress runs for about 2 hours and 30 minutes, including one intermission. Plan to leave the venue around 9:30 PM for the 7:00 PM performance, subject to changes.

Is there an intermission during Waitress?

Yes, Waitress includes one intermission. The total runtime is approximately 2 hours and 30 minutes.

What is the address of Van Wezel Performing Arts Hall?

Van Wezel Performing Arts Hall is at 777 N. Tamiami Trail, Sarasota, Florida 34236. The venue hosts all three listed Waitress performances.

What age is Waitress suitable for?

Waitress is recommended for ages 13 and older, and children under 6 are not admitted. The production includes strong language, sexual situations or innuendo, pregnancy and childbirth, infidelity, and abusive-relationship themes.

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