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2027 Season Tickets
LOW TICKET ALERT!!
**Only 50 Season Tickets Left**
Call to reserve yours now!
Our 2027 Mainstage Season at the Milton Theatre is set to be our biggest year yet! Lock in your season package and SAVE 15% OFF all 5 incredible productions:
Les Misérables (Feb 11 – Mar 17)
HAIR The Musical (Apr 29 – May 16)
Fiddler on the Roof (Jul 8 – Aug 1)
Little Shop of Horrors (Oct 8 – Oct 24)
Disney’s Frozen (Nov 18 – Dec 12)
Season packages are available ONLY via phone (302.684.3038) or directly at the walk-up box office.
Milton Zombie Fest is Back!
Get ready for Zombie Fest 2026: Undead Disco — where the apocalypse brought a DJ! Hudson Fields is transforming into a glitter-soaked graveyard where zombies boogie, survivors strut, and the dance floor never dies. Think post-apocalyptic meets disco inferno… with a lot more brains.
Enjoy klive music, local vendors, food trucks, KidsFest, and costume contests where bell bottoms and blood splatter are encouraged.
The end of the world just got a whole lot groovier. Don’t miss the most electrifying, spine-shaking, undead dance party of the year. Stay alive… or at least look good trying.
$5 ADULT TICKETS (ONLINE ONLY)
$10 ADULT TICKETS AT THE GATE
Kids 12 & under free! (Tickets required.)
Take a Seat & Support the Milton Theatre
Get Your Name On One Of Our New, Modern, & Comfortable Seats!
We’ve heard your requests… modern, sleek, and padded with “memory foam”, our new seats will take your theatre experience to the next level! Support our new seat campaign and leave a lasting memento for yourself, a loved one, a friend, or promote your business in a plaque that will be installed on one of the seats to commemorate your generosity. Leave a lasting legacy and further our mission by pledging your support!
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ABOUT MILTON THEATRE
The Milton Theatre, located in historic downtown Milton Delaware, has had an illustrious history in its more than 100 year existence. Erected circa 1910, the two-story building served, at one time or another, as the town’s movie theatre, basketball hall, fire station, social center & community stage. Various retail businesses & restaurants also thrived there. It has survived 3 major fires, countless “nor’easters”, and decades of neglect. But now, it proudly stands as a hub of artistic culture, not just to the town of Milton, but to the Delmarva Peninsula.