It’s showtime, Jacksonville! Thanks to the FSCJ Artist Series, the ghost with the most is materializing at the Jacksonville Center for the Performing Arts from May 12–17, 2026. This isn’t your average Broadway tour — Beetlejuice is a wildly irreverent, hilariously unhinged, visually dazzling and surprisingly heartfelt musical adaptation of the 1988 Tim Burton classic that’s become a fan favorite in its own right.

The FSCJ Artist Series Broadway in Jacksonville, sponsored by VyStar Credit Union, has unveiled an exciting lineup for its 2025-26 season, promising a thrilling year of comedy, nostalgia and award-winning musical theater.

Lumen Repertory Theatre’s production of Agnes of God offers a haunting, emotionally charged evening of theater, balancing psychological tension with profound spiritual inquiry. Under the direction of Joshua Britton Andrews and Brian Niece, this taut three-character drama unfolds with gripping intensity, drawing the audience into its web of doubt, faith and trauma.

Jacksonville audiences will get an exclusive chance to experience a critically praised production from London’s renowned National Theatre with WJCT Public Media’s screening of The Motive and the Cue. The screening is set for March 19 at WJCT Studios.

Limelight Theatre’s production of The Drowsy Chaperone is a love letter to the Golden Age of musical theater — wrapped in humor, nostalgia and delightful absurdity. The show follows a socially anxious theater lover, simply called Man in Chair, who invites the audience into his world as he plays a record of his favorite (fictional) 1928 musical, The Drowsy Chaperone. As the record spins, the musical comes to life in his living room, complete with over-the-top characters, show-stopping numbers and theatrical mishaps, all filtered through his unreliable but endearing narration.