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A Hazbin Hotel live tour could be on the horizon after the show’s Broadway success - if the fans show they want it enough, says the cast

Hazbin Hotel’s Broadway debut might just be the start of something bigger.

News by Trent Cannon, Senior Contributing writer

Published on Mon Nov 10 2025

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The world is getting ready for more Hazbin Hotel. With season two coming up in a few days and more seasons already greenlit by Prime Video, the chaotic animated musical is set to get bigger and bigger. Recently, the cast made their Broadway debut in a live performance. However, if you weren’t lucky enough to be in the audience for that particular performance, don’t despair completely – there is a chance the Hazbin Hotel cast could be coming to a live stage near you.

During the Hazbin Hotel cast reunion at MCM London 2025, the subject of the Broadway performance les than a week prior was still on everyone’s minds. The moderator said what was on everyone’s minds and asked if a London performance could be in the works eventually. Interestingly, no one seemed to rule it out. “It all came together so quickly,” Amir Talai, who plays Alastor in Hazbin Hotel, explained. “And one of the things that we were like ‘What, like, what is this? What are we doing?’ At least, I was sort of nervous, but like, what are you asking us to do? How many? Where is this gonna go out? And then they kept saying, ‘This is a proof of concept. This is a proof of concept. This is a celebration, but it's also… like, let’s see if this works.’ And I think what we proved is it fucking works.”

Talai didn’t say that there were plans for more live performances, but it certainly feels more possible – depending on fan reaction. “I think my hope is that they go, ‘Well, what if we… what if we do this more often? What if we do this on the West End? What if we do a fucking, like, eight-city tour or something like that?’ It feels very, very doable, but there needs to be the, you know, desire for it.”

Considering that Hazbin Hotel fans are some of the most rabid and passionate groups in the world right now, we wouldn’t be surprised if Amazon found the time and budget to roll out the Broadway show to more cities in the coming years.

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