Broadway Stars Converge at Lake Las Vegas for a 2026 Convention

Creation Entertainment Is Coming for Broadway Fans Next

If you've ever stood in a convention line dressed as a Klingon, ugly-cried at a Supernatural panel, or owned multiple cast recordings of the same show — Creation Entertainment already has your number. The convention company behind the legendary "Trek" Conventions and this year's absolutely massive Supernatural gathering in Las Vegas is now targeting a different but equally passionate fandom: Broadway obsessives.

Mark June 27-28, 2026 on your calendar, because Lake Las Vegas is about to become the most theatrical place in the desert.

The Lineup Is Not Playing Around

This isn't a collection of “you might recognize them from something” names. Creation stacked this thing with people who have Tony Awards, Grammy Awards, and enough Broadway credits to fill a Playbill the size of a phone book.

Andrew Rannells (Book of Mormon, Jersey Boys), Lea Salonga (Miss Saigon, Les Misérables — and yes, also the singing voice of Mulan and Jasmine), Bebe Neuwirth (Chicago, Cabaret, Cheers), Jordan Fisher (Hamilton, Hadestown), and Ana Gasteyer (Schmigadoon!, also a Saturday Night Live legend) are all confirmed. Then there's Jennifer Holliday — Tony and Grammy winner, Dreamgirls original cast, voice that could shatter a chandelier — and that's before you even hit the full guest list.

Creation knows how to build a lineup. Fandom conventions live and die on the guests, and this roster is legitimately impressive.

One Night Only: The Saturday Concert

The Saturday evening concert is where this event goes from “fun fan convention” to “genuinely special.” The performance lineup includes Andrew Rannells, Lea Salonga, Ana Gasteyer, Skylar Astin, Jordan Fisher, Lindsay Mendez, Marc Shaiman, Alex Newell, Celia Rose Gooding, Gabrielle Ruiz, Ali Stroker, and Rick Lyon all sharing a single stage.

Ali Stroker made history as the first wheelchair user to win a Tony Award (Hadestown). Alex Newell won a Tony for Shucked. Marc Shaiman composed Hairspray. This isn't a “tribute show” situation — these are the actual people who made the things you love. That distinction matters.

Why This Fits the Vegas Fan Convention Scene Perfectly

Creation's formula works because they understand that fan conventions aren't just about seeing celebrities — they're about being in a room full of people who love the same things you do. The Trek conventions at the Rio proved that. The Supernatural event proved it again. Broadway fans are every bit as devoted, and arguably more likely to spontaneously break into harmonies in an elevator.

Lake Las Vegas is a genuinely nice backdrop for something like this — a little removed from the Strip chaos, which actually suits a convention format well.

If your relationship with musical theater goes beyond occasionally watching Hamilton on Disney+, this is the convention you've been waiting for. Check the Creation Entertainment Broadway Convention page for ticketing details and the full guest roster before your favorites sell out.