Anastasia (Touring) comes to the Sandy Springs Performing Arts Center in Atlanta, Georgia on Sunday, December 13, 2026. This sweeping, Tony Award–nominated Broadway musical — based on the beloved animated film and the enduring legend of the last Romanov princess — brings its full touring production to one of metro Atlanta's most intimate and beloved performing arts venues. For Atlanta theater fans searching for Anastasia Touring Atlanta tickets, this is the night to circle on your calendar.

  • Date: Sunday, December 13, 2026
  • Venue: Sandy Springs Performing Arts Center
  • Location/Neighborhood: Sandy Springs, GA (North Metro Atlanta)
  • Category: Broadway Touring Musical / Live Theater

Why Atlanta Fans Are Talking About This

Anastasia is not just a nostalgic property — it is a full-scale Broadway production with soaring orchestral music, lavish costumes, and an emotionally resonant story that connects with audiences of every age. The touring production delivers the complete Broadway experience, complete with the iconic score featuring "Journey to the Past" and "Once Upon a December," two songs that have become touchstones of modern musical theater.

Demand for Anastasia Sandy Springs Performing Arts Center tickets is strong and consistent wherever this production tours. The Sandy Springs venue adds an extra layer of appeal — it is an intimate space by touring Broadway standards, which means every seat delivers an exceptional sightline and a deeply personal connection to the performers on stage. Atlanta audiences who have experienced touring productions at this venue consistently praise the acoustics and the overall atmosphere.

December 13 also makes this a premier holiday-season entertainment option for Atlanta families, couples, and theater enthusiasts. The timing is ideal for making an evening of it — dinner in Sandy Springs before the show, followed by one of the most visually spectacular touring productions on the road.

Everything You Need to Know About Anastasia (Touring)

Anastasia the musical made its Broadway debut at the Broadhurst Theatre in 2017 and ran for over 700 performances before launching its national tour. The production was conceived and written by Terrence McNally, with music by Stephen Flaherty and lyrics by Lynn Ahrens — the same creative team behind the celebrated musical Ragtime. The show tells the story of Anya, a young woman who may or may not be the legendary Grand Duchess Anastasia Romanova, the youngest daughter of Tsar Nicholas II, who survived the Russian Revolution.

The national touring production maintains the full scale of the Broadway original, featuring elaborate sets that transport audiences from the streets of revolutionary Russia to the glittering ballrooms of Paris. The show is rated appropriate for audiences ages 8 and up, making it a true multigenerational event.

Atlanta has a rich history of embracing touring Broadway productions, and Anastasia Atlanta continues that tradition. The Sandy Springs Performing Arts Center has established itself as a premier destination for high-caliber touring shows in the northern Atlanta suburbs, drawing audiences from Buckhead, Dunwoody, Roswell, Alpharetta, and across the greater metro area.

Plan Your Night at Sandy Springs Performing Arts Center

The Sandy Springs Performing Arts Center is located at 1 Galambos Way, Sandy Springs, GA 30328, situated within the City Springs development — a walkable mixed-use district in the heart of Sandy Springs that includes restaurants, shops, and public green space. Arriving early is strongly recommended, both to find parking and to soak in the atmosphere of the City Springs district before the curtain rises.

Parking: Multiple parking decks are available within the City Springs development and directly adjacent to the venue. Arrive at least 45 minutes before showtime to secure a spot, especially for a December weekend performance when the area sees elevated foot traffic from holiday shopping and dining.

Transit: The Sandy Springs MARTA station on the Red Line is approximately one mile from the venue. Rideshare drop-off is convenient directly at City Springs. For fans coming from Buckhead, Midtown, or Downtown Atlanta, the MARTA Red Line is a reliable and stress-free option.

What to Bring: The venue is a professional performing arts center — dress ranges from business casual to formal. Photography and video recording are not permitted during the performance. The venue has a full bar and concessions available before the show and during intermission.

Arrival Tip: City Springs features several excellent dining options within easy walking distance. Make a reservation at one of the nearby restaurants and plan to arrive at the venue no later than 30 minutes before showtime.

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Where can I buy Anastasia (Touring) tickets in Atlanta?

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Is Sandy Springs Performing Arts Center accessible by MARTA?

Yes. The Sandy Springs MARTA station on the Red Line is approximately one mile from the Sandy Springs Performing Arts Center at City Springs. Rideshare services also offer convenient drop-off directly at the City Springs development. Fans traveling from Downtown Atlanta, Midtown, or Buckhead find the MARTA Red Line a practical and affordable option for reaching the venue.

Is Anastasia appropriate for children and families?

Anastasia the musical is widely considered appropriate for children ages 8 and up and is a popular choice for family outings. The show contains themes of family separation and historical conflict, but is presented in a theatrical context suitable for most young audiences. Families attending the December 13 performance in Atlanta should expect a full evening of approximately two and a half hours, including intermission.