Mrs Doubtfire - The New Musical Comedy Tickets
The Broadway musical of the 1993 film in a strictly limited Venetian Theatre run — 11 performances, July 22-August 2, 2026, then gone. Evenings 7:30, weekend 2 p.m. matinees; ~2.5 hours with intermission. From $57 to ~$165 + fees.
Is Mrs. Doubtfire at the Venetian Worth It? Honest Review of the Limited Run
Mrs. Doubtfire — the Broadway musical adaptation of the 1993 Robin Williams film — plays a strictly limited two-week engagement at The Venetian Theatre: eleven performances, July 22 through August 2, 2026, and then the national tour leaves with no other Las Vegas dates. It's the touring production of the Karey and Wayne Kirkpatrick musical: a full ~2.5-hour Broadway show with intermission, built around the quick-change spectacle of Daniel Hillard becoming his family's Scottish nanny. Evenings run at 7:30 p.m. with 2 p.m. matinees on weekends, and the schedule takes a three-day break July 27-29 between the two weeks.
Buy with the format in mind: this is a real Broadway-length evening — a 7:30 curtain ends near 10 — which is a different commitment than a 75-minute Strip show. It's a touring company, not the original New York cast; the family billing comes with an asterisk (generally recommended 8+, and very young children typically aren't admitted); and while entry starts at $57, good orchestra seats run toward $165 before Ticketmaster fees. In a 1,800-seat house selling a show driven by visual gags, closer beats cheaper.
Insider tipThe weekend 2 p.m. matinees are the family sweet spot — same show, easier bedtimes, and matinee inventory holds at the $57-80 tiers longest.Check Tickets & Prices →
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3355 S. Las Vegas Blvd.








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