Bachelors of Broadway at the Whatley Center
Bachelors of Broadway brings the songs of Phantom of the Opera, Les Miserables, Wicked, and Jersey Boys to the Whatley Center on Friday, March 12, 2027, ten minutes from the property.
Bachelors of Broadway at the Whatley Center
Whatley Center for the Performing Arts, Mount Pleasant, TX
Three New York performers deliver Broadway favorites from Phantom of the Opera, Les Miserables, Wicked, and Jersey Boys with three-part harmony and orchestral arrangements. Part of the Whatley Center's 2026-27 season.
The Whatley Center's 2026-27 season, "The Soundtrack of Our Lives," stretches well beyond country and tribute nights into the theatre itself. On Friday, March 12, 2027, the Mount Pleasant stage hosts Bachelors of Broadway, a trio of New York performers who bring the great musical theatre songbook to a 400-seat house about ten minutes from the property.
The show
Bachelors of Broadway draws from the biggest titles of the modern stage, including The Phantom of the Opera, Les Miserables, Wicked, and Jersey Boys. The performance leans on three-part harmony and full orchestral arrangements, so it plays somewhere between a cabaret and a full musical revue. For a town the size of Mount Pleasant, a New York-bred Broadway program is a genuine sign of how far the local performing arts calendar reaches.
The venue
The Whatley Center for the Performing Arts sits on the Northeast Texas Community College campus and is the cultural anchor of Titus County. It hosts touring musicians, tribute acts, Broadway-style programs, and resident theatre through the year. Tickets and memberships run through the box office at whatleycenter.com, and the show joins a 2026-27 lineup that spans country, Broadway, doo-wop, and Western swing.
Getting there from the property
The Whatley Center is about ten minutes from 1786 County Road 1070 on paved roads through the pine woods of Titus County, with ample parking on the NTCC campus. For anyone sizing up the area, a Broadway revue on a Friday night within ten minutes of a secluded 8-acre horse property is exactly the kind of small-town upside that is easy to underestimate.
Plan a visit
Walk the land, then catch a show.
See the 8 acres in the afternoon, then drive ten minutes to the Whatley Center for a night of live theatre.
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