The Great Gatsby - Theatrical Production

The Great Gatsby - Theatrical Production at Murat Theatre at Old National Centre

The green light is a promise Gatsby can't stop chasing. On stage, that longing finds a musical voice. Gatsby, Daisy and the glittering 1920s world of F. Scott Fitzgerald's novel have lingered in readers' minds for generations. Now The Great Gatsby steps off the page and onto the Murat Theatre at Old National Centre in Indianapolis. On December 10, 2026, at 7:00 PM, the story arrives live, with music carrying its longing and ambition.

You already know the story, but you've never heard it sung in a room full of people. The musical brings together book writer Kait Kerrigan, composer Jason Howland and lyricist Nathan Tysen. Three creative voices, one familiar tale. If you've ever closed the novel and wondered how its emotion might sound, this production answers that question. It also makes a smart night out for friends who love books, or for anyone who wants a classic in a fresh form. Same world. New way in.

Plan the evening with confidence. Broadway in Indianapolis lists the run for December 8–13, 2026, and the presenter notes an approximate running time of two hours and thirty minutes, with one intermission. That's a full theatrical night, with time to settle in, get swept up and talk about it afterward. This is the Broadway-associated The Great Gatsby, separate from Gatsby: An American Myth. Choose the date that fits your calendar, bring someone who loves a good story, and reserve your seats for The Great Gatsby at the Murat Theatre.