The Hollywood Bowl is kicking off its 2026 summer season with a star-studded Broadway bash led by a Disney princess and a former “Glee” star.

Actress and singer Halle Bailey, best known for playing Ariel in Disney’s live-action “The Little Mermaid,” and Tony Award winning actor Darren Criss, who shot to fame as Blaine Anderson on the hit musical series “Glee,” are among the headliners at the Bowl’s June 20 opening night.

The duo will join forces to anchor “Opening Night at the Bowl: The Best of Broadway,” celebrating the timeless tunes of the American musical. Criss arrives at the Bowl fresh off a major Broadway resurgence after performing in “Maybe Happy Ending,” and Bailey’s latest romcom “You, Me & Tuscany,” just came out in April.

But they aren’t the only powerhouses hitting the stage. The lineup includes “Hamilton” icon and Tony winner Renée Elise Goldsberry, Tony winner Brian Stokes Mitchell whose resume includes “Kiss Me Kate” and “Ragtime,” plus Broadway royalty Lea Salonga.

The evening will be conducted by Thomas Wilkins and feature the Hollywood Bowl Orchestra alongside musicians from the Youth Orchestra Los Angeles, better known as YOLA.

Hollywood icon Billy Crystal will host the evening’s festivities, lending his signature wit to the high-profile kick-off.

True to Hollywood Bowl tradition, the night won’t just end with a final curtain call, and the bash will culminate with a fireworks spectacular.