‘Twin Peaks’ Cast Set to Tour U.S. Again

Nearly four decades after its groundbreaking debut, the cult phenomenon Twin Peaks continues to captivate audiences as its principal cast members prepare for a comprehensive U.S. tour spanning into early 2027. This series of events reunites several prominent actors from the original and revival iterations to engage with fans and revisit iconic filming locations.

The touring ensemble includes Sheryl Lee, famously known for her portrayal of Laura Palmer, alongside Ray Wise who played her complex father Leland Palmer. Joining them are Michael Horse, Dana Ashbrook, Kimmy Robertson, and Harry Goaz, each reprising their connection to familiar characters that helped define the show’s eerie and enigmatic atmosphere. Notably absent from the lineup is Kyle MacLachlan, who portrayed the central character Special Agent Dale Cooper.

Organized under the banner “Twin Peaks: Conversation With the Stars,” the tour revisits the series’ legacy through intimate conversations, fan interactions, and curated video tributes. Among these is a poignant homage to David Lynch, the visionary co-creator of Twin Peaks, who passed away in early 2025 at age 78. His influence on the series and on television storytelling has been widely acknowledged as foundational to the evolution of prestige TV.

The itinerary commences in mid-September and will feature selective stops across the country, with a distinct focus on the original Pacific Northwest filming sites. In Washington State, Sheryl Lee and Ray Wise will host special themed gatherings at locations such as the houses used for their on-screen characters in Everett and Poulsbo. These events range from casual afternoon teas to Halloween-themed dinners, inviting fans to immerse themselves in the show's distinctive ambiance.

Moreover, the cast will visit Kiana Lodge, a key setting for the series scenes including the pilot episode’s chilling discovery of Laura Palmer’s body. This site further anchors the tour’s aim to physically reconnect fans and performers with the places that helped craft Twin Peaks’ unique mood.

The tour also includes a significant January event at the United Theater in Los Angeles, timed to coincide with what would have been David Lynch’s birthday. This gathering features conversations and live musical performances tied to the series, serving as both celebration and remembrance of Lynch’s creative legacy.

Executive producer Sabrina Sutherland, who collaborated extensively with Lynch, will accompany the tour, underscoring the ongoing creative and emotional ties that the cast and crew maintain with Twin Peaks and its fanbase. Her participation highlights the tour’s dual mission of honoring the past while fostering communal experiences among admirers of the series.

Twin Peaks originally premiered on ABC in 1990, merging supernatural elements with a detective narrative set in a small, mysterious town. Despite its initial cancellation, the show’s mythology expanded through the 1992 prequel film Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me and the 2017 limited revival, Twin Peaks: The Return, which aired on Showtime. The series is often credited with pioneering narrative styles that influenced subsequent television dramas.

Produced by David Roy Williams Entertainment under license from Paramount Location-Based Experiences, the tour exemplifies the enduring cultural resonance of Twin Peaks. It invites both longtime fans and new audiences to explore the layered storytelling and atmospheric settings that continue to make the series a touchstone in television history.

As the tour unfolds, it offers not only a nostalgic journey but also an opportunity to celebrate the artistry and community that Twin Peaks has fostered over decades. The cast’s engagement with fans and the revisiting of filming sites provide a tangible connection to the show’s mystique and its lasting impact on the landscape of American television.