Ogunquit Playhouse presents City of Angels, July 23 - August 22, 2026

City of Angels | Tickets & Information

2026 Season

Two worlds. One writer. Zero easy exits.

When New York novelist Stine is lured to Hollywood to adapt his detective stories for the silver screen, he trades the gritty East Coast for a land of perennial sunshine and palm trees. But the real drama happens off-page. The Tony Award-winning City of Angels seamlessly weaves between two worlds: the vivid Technicolor reality of 1940s Hollywood and the gritty, black-and-white film noir of Stine’s imagination. As his fictional detective navigates a world of shadows, Stine faces his own dangerous temptations—sultry distractions, the hollow promise of fame, and the relentless pressure to compromise his art. Witty, glamorous, and atmospheric, this production features a sensational jazz score including “You Can Always Count on Me” and “I’m Nothing Without You.”

Presented by Special Arrangement with Concord Theatricals

Book tickets to see City of Angels, the Tony award-winning musical, playing at Ogunquit Playhouse between July 23rd and August 22nd 2026.

Dates:

Jul 23rd 2026 - Aug 22nd 2026

Booking Info:

Cast Talkback: Aug 5
Open Captioning: Aug 12-16 (Rows I thru M)
ASL Interpreted: Aug 19 (8p), August 22 (2p)
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Content:

PG-13

Run Time:

2 hr 30 min

Show Times:

Matinees: 2:00p (Wed, Thu, Sat, Sun)
Evenings: 8:00p (Wed, Thu, Fri, Sat, and Select Tue)

Genre

Comedy, Musical

Cast

Coming Soon!

Creative

Larry Gelbart

Book

Cy Coleman

Music

David Zippel

Lyrics

Hunter Foster

Director

Jenn Rias

Choreographer

Nate Bertone

Scenic Design

Bryce Cutler

Projection Design

Jen Caprio

Costume Design

Roxanne De Luna

Wig/Hair & Make-up Design

Kevin Heard

Sound Design

José Santiago

Lighting Design

Open Captions and ASL

Open Captioning for deaf and hard of hearing guests will be projected on monitors flanking the stage during performances. Best viewing is from seats between Rows I and M.

ASL interpreters aim to capture the nuances of the performance, including vocal inflections, body language, and emotional expressions, to provide a comprehensive experience for deaf audience members.

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