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DECEMBER 2015
ANNUAL CHRISTMAS PLAY
DECEMBER 5 SATURDAY 6:30 PM LIVE THEATRE
A Christmas Carol
presented by: The Ute Repretory Theatre Company
A CHRISTMAS CAROL by Charles Dickens performed by The Ute Repretory Theatre Company. This is the 8th year The Ute Theatre has presented a Christmas Holiday Production.
39 Characters portrayed by 30 local actor. This is the final production by The Ute Repretory Theatre Company and the final event for The Historic Ute Theatre.
Saturday 12/5 at 6:30 pm $5 ages 11 & up under age 10 FREE
A HOLIDAY CLASSIC
ages 11 & up $5 under 10 FREE
September 18,19,26
“Stop the Presses” or “She’s Not My Type”
Yearly Melodrama from the Saguache Community Theatre..Directed by Virginia Drake
There’s trouble afoot in the Colorado Crescent newspaper office. It’s in danger of being confiscated by Sleazy Tab Lloyd (Natasha McKim) and his fellow criminal buddies. Oh, how could they?!
Poor Granny Print (Sara Fernandez) is being hoodwinked, her spectacles have been stolen and she is unable to see the dastardly deed unfolding before her. Sweet Aspen (Julia Hammel) can’t understand how it could have happened. Sheriff Jack (Andy McKim) lovingly assures her he is on the case and all will be saved.
Sexy Chiffon Delure (Yvonne Loop) is in cahoots with Sleazy and is positive the current mayorial election will fall their way. Mrs. Grisley/Pickles (Ellen Cox), well, she’s not sure of anything let alone who she is from one moment to the next.
Set in the Four Corners area sometime in the 1880’s, it is an hilarious evening well spent. “Stop the Presses” is another well-written script, produced by Pioneer Drama Services, Englewood ,CO.
Additional actors are Cynthia Surface as Judy Paige, Scottie Mathias as Panhandle, Alyssa Hammel as Annabelle, Reed Last as Edward Torial and Paige Hammel as Dusty.
Want to see the outcome? Come to the Historic Ute Theatre in downtown Saguache on
Friday, September 18 at 6:30 PM,Saturday, September 19 at 5:00 PM or Saturday, September 26 at 2:00 PM.
Admission is $10 for adults and $5 for children 12 and under.
Yearly Melodrama from the Saguache Community Theatre..Directed by Virginia Drake
There’s trouble afoot in the Colorado Crescent newspaper office. It’s in danger of being confiscated by Sleazy Tab Lloyd (Natasha McKim) and his fellow criminal buddies. Oh, how could they?!
Poor Granny Print (Sara Fernandez) is being hoodwinked, her spectacles have been stolen and she is unable to see the dastardly deed unfolding before her. Sweet Aspen (Julia Hammel) can’t understand how it could have happened. Sheriff Jack (Andy McKim) lovingly assures her he is on the case and all will be saved.
Sexy Chiffon Delure (Yvonne Loop) is in cahoots with Sleazy and is positive the current mayorial election will fall their way. Mrs. Grisley/Pickles (Ellen Cox), well, she’s not sure of anything let alone who she is from one moment to the next.
Set in the Four Corners area sometime in the 1880’s, it is an hilarious evening well spent. “Stop the Presses” is another well-written script, produced by Pioneer Drama Services, Englewood ,CO.
Additional actors are Cynthia Surface as Judy Paige, Scottie Mathias as Panhandle, Alyssa Hammel as Annabelle, Reed Last as Edward Torial and Paige Hammel as Dusty.
Want to see the outcome? Come to the Historic Ute Theatre in downtown Saguache on
Friday, September 18 at 6:30 PM,Saturday, September 19 at 5:00 PM or Saturday, September 26 at 2:00 PM.
Admission is $10 for adults and $5 for children 12 and under.
The Treasure of Shiver River
September 19th 2:00 pm & 20th 5:00 pm
7th Annual Melodrama
The Treasure of Shiver River
This is the freshest old-fashioned mellerdramer we’ve seen, and it’s laugh out loud funny, to boot! All the traditional plot elements are here. From the nasty scoundrel Rod Enreel, who will soon take over the Shiver River Ranch and find the hidden treasure if Colonel Sanders can’t sell his cattle to come up with the mortgage money, to heroic Marshal Marshall Law, who would love to propose to Heidi Claire, the colonel’s daughter, yet he can’t. And yes, there’s always the vile option for Heidi to marry the black-hearted villain, though he only plans to do her in and abscond with the treasure and his romance novel-loving partner-in-crime, Paige Turner. Ah, but did we mention that our villain doesn’t have a good evil laugh and has to appoint an Evil Laugher from the audience? Or that Marshal and Heidi wonder curiously why they hear romantic music every time they’re in a scene together? Both your cast and your audience will love all the show-stealing roles, such as a pirate queen, a semi-reformed female gambler and an auctioneer who’s tricked into thinking he’s a dog by a con artist with as many accents as the United Nations.
$10 Adults under 10 Free
The Treasure of Shiver River
This is the freshest old-fashioned mellerdramer we’ve seen, and it’s laugh out loud funny, to boot! All the traditional plot elements are here. From the nasty scoundrel Rod Enreel, who will soon take over the Shiver River Ranch and find the hidden treasure if Colonel Sanders can’t sell his cattle to come up with the mortgage money, to heroic Marshal Marshall Law, who would love to propose to Heidi Claire, the colonel’s daughter, yet he can’t. And yes, there’s always the vile option for Heidi to marry the black-hearted villain, though he only plans to do her in and abscond with the treasure and his romance novel-loving partner-in-crime, Paige Turner. Ah, but did we mention that our villain doesn’t have a good evil laugh and has to appoint an Evil Laugher from the audience? Or that Marshal and Heidi wonder curiously why they hear romantic music every time they’re in a scene together? Both your cast and your audience will love all the show-stealing roles, such as a pirate queen, a semi-reformed female gambler and an auctioneer who’s tricked into thinking he’s a dog by a con artist with as many accents as the United Nations.
$10 Adults under 10 Free
Pirates of Penzance
Friday 7/12 & Saturday 7/13 7:00 pm
Join The Saguache Community Theatre Co in an INCREDIBLE
production with FABULOUS local talent of this Opera.
$10 adults $5 under 12
production with FABULOUS local talent of this Opera.
$10 adults $5 under 12
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PIRATES OF PENZANCE
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The Authentic Life of Billy the Kid
10/4 Saturday 7:00 pm
Live Theatre: The Authentic Life of Billy the Kid presented by The Old Spanish Trail Theatre Company …Alamosa, Colorado. A historic documentary drama.
Set in a one room shack out west at the turn of the last century, this at times funny and at times chilling play concerns Pat Garrett, the man who shot Billy the Kid. Now, many years after the famous deed, Garrett lives alone in his memories. Enter the man who wrote the dime novel that immortalized Billy and Garrett. He brings with him a man who he claims is the real Billy the Kid! Is this man Billy the Kid? And, if he is then who is Pat Garrett?
Tickets: $15 VIP $10 GA ….under 10 FREE
RESERVATIONS RECOMMENDED.
2013
September 20 & 21 7:00 pm
Live Theatre:
5th Annual Melodrama
THE SAGA OF THE GOLDEN
HORSESHOE
…
...or that was no lady, that was my filly
Join us in the 1880’s at Clem Chowder’s
establishment- BARN….for some horse thieven, gold stealin’, and a Villianous
mortgage holder----Oh My!
Add in disquises and deception, a stranger
in town gunnin’ for our hero.
Hatch a few plans, work a few angles and what’s this about a secret
tunnel?????
Stick around for the Skunk County Fair and
Hangin’……All will be revealed!
Justick will be served and our hero get the reward money & the
girl…………
5th Annual Melodrama
THE SAGA OF THE GOLDEN
HORSESHOE
…
...or that was no lady, that was my filly
Join us in the 1880’s at Clem Chowder’s
establishment- BARN….for some horse thieven, gold stealin’, and a Villianous
mortgage holder----Oh My!
Add in disquises and deception, a stranger
in town gunnin’ for our hero.
Hatch a few plans, work a few angles and what’s this about a secret
tunnel?????
Stick around for the Skunk County Fair and
Hangin’……All will be revealed!
Justick will be served and our hero get the reward money & the
girl…………
Saturday 5/11 4:00 pm
Saguache: Celebrate Mother’s Day Weekend with a
LIVE
PRODUCTION
of “Love, Loss and What I Wore” at
The Historic Ute Theatre
ONE SHOW ONLY! Following their sold
out show at the Steam Plant Event Center, Salida's Stage Left Theatre
Company
brings
"Love, Loss and What I Wore" to The Historic Ute Theater on Saturday May 11 at 4
pm. General admission tickets are $15 and VIP tickets are $20. All ticket prices
INCLUDE a dessert reception including pastries, fresh fruit, a chocolate
fountain and more following the production!
Winner of the 2010 Drama
Desk Award for Unique Theatrical Experience
and the 2010 Audience Award for Favorite
New Off-Broadway Play,
"Love Loss and What I Wore" is a collection of monologues written by Academy
Award nominee Nora Ephron and her sister Delia Ephron, based on the novel of the
same name by Ilene Beckerman. Using clothes and accessories as a memory trigger,
the show is performed by five actresses who portray many characters recalling
momentous times in their lives.
Appropriate for ages 16 and older.
Described as "Best of the Year" by New York Time Out and "Witty and Wise" by
Vanity Fair, "Love Loss and What I Wore" is a poignant, comedic theatrical
experience that every woman( and a surprising number of men!)
will relate to.
Make a day of it! Come early on
Saturday and visit the Antique Store, Art Galleries,
Thrift Store, Resturants, Welcome Center, Motels, B&B.
The Ute-Topia Bistro is open all day for Handtossed Pizza and Brats along
with a Wine and Espresso Bar. For
tickets and more information contact Christine at The Ute Theater 970
596-4521.
LIVE
PRODUCTION
of “Love, Loss and What I Wore” at
The Historic Ute Theatre
ONE SHOW ONLY! Following their sold
out show at the Steam Plant Event Center, Salida's Stage Left Theatre
Company
brings
"Love, Loss and What I Wore" to The Historic Ute Theater on Saturday May 11 at 4
pm. General admission tickets are $15 and VIP tickets are $20. All ticket prices
INCLUDE a dessert reception including pastries, fresh fruit, a chocolate
fountain and more following the production!
Winner of the 2010 Drama
Desk Award for Unique Theatrical Experience
and the 2010 Audience Award for Favorite
New Off-Broadway Play,
"Love Loss and What I Wore" is a collection of monologues written by Academy
Award nominee Nora Ephron and her sister Delia Ephron, based on the novel of the
same name by Ilene Beckerman. Using clothes and accessories as a memory trigger,
the show is performed by five actresses who portray many characters recalling
momentous times in their lives.
Appropriate for ages 16 and older.
Described as "Best of the Year" by New York Time Out and "Witty and Wise" by
Vanity Fair, "Love Loss and What I Wore" is a poignant, comedic theatrical
experience that every woman( and a surprising number of men!)
will relate to.
Make a day of it! Come early on
Saturday and visit the Antique Store, Art Galleries,
Thrift Store, Resturants, Welcome Center, Motels, B&B.
The Ute-Topia Bistro is open all day for Handtossed Pizza and Brats along
with a Wine and Espresso Bar. For
tickets and more information contact Christine at The Ute Theater 970
596-4521.
Friday 9/14 Saturday 9/15 7:00 pm
"MELODRAMA"-
Wash Your Troubles Away....
....or ....Dirty Deeds Come Clean
a live theatre production by The San Luis Valley Theatre Company
produced by special arrangement with Pioneer Drama Service, Inc. Englewood, CO.
Wash Your Troubles Away....
....or ....Dirty Deeds Come Clean
a live theatre production by The San Luis Valley Theatre Company
produced by special arrangement with Pioneer Drama Service, Inc. Englewood, CO.
Friday 6/15 Saturday 6/16 7:00 pm
GUYS & DOLLS
MUSICALThe Musical:
GUYS & DOLLS is coming
to The Historic Ute Theatre in Saguache on June 15 & 16
The Historic Ute Theatre in Downtown Saguache presents live
theatre;
A Musical Broadway Fable: Guys and Dolls - Friday and Saturday
June 15 & 16, the show starts at
7:00.
Produced by special arraignment with Music Theatre
International.
This is a combined effort being produced by The
San Luis Valley Theatre Company of Saguache- a project of ScSeed, a non-profit
organization, and the SLV Theatre Company of Alamosa.
This production has a cast of 17 talented actors and actresses from all
over the San Luis Valley including Alamosa, Center, Crestone, Del Norte, Fort
Garland, Moffat and Saguache.
Dialog direction by Virginia Drake and
Roscoe
Dance choreography by Broadway singer and
dancer Corliss Taylor -
Dunn.
Music and song direction by Corliss Taylor - Dunn and New York
Metropolitan Opera singer Sue Vance.
With music accompaniment by Nancy
Thomsen.
Tickets are available now at The Box Office at
The Historic Ute Theatre in Saguache.
Come and see the show in a Theatre Built in the same 1940’s era the
original Broadway Play Premiered!
$15
for VIP seating (first three rows
center)
$10 - general admission
Guys and Dolls the musical makes for a
great Father’s Day gift. A night out for dad with the guys...and
DOLLS!
The Historic Ute Theatre has a newly opened
wine, beer and espresso bar named Ute-Topia, with a menu that includes
hand tossed personal pizza, artisan pizza, brats, all beef hotdogs, turkey
eggrolls and other goodies!
Ute-topiais open from 11:00 am. Come early and enjoy a bite and a
drink. Outside dining
available. Call Christine for
ticket reservations 970 596 4521.
THIS ONE IS NOT TO BE MISSED…..reserve
early!
Guys & Dolls is based on a story and
characters by Damon Runyon with Music and Lyrics by Frank Loesser, book by Jo
Swerling and Abe Burrows
MUSICALThe Musical:
GUYS & DOLLS is coming
to The Historic Ute Theatre in Saguache on June 15 & 16
The Historic Ute Theatre in Downtown Saguache presents live
theatre;
A Musical Broadway Fable: Guys and Dolls - Friday and Saturday
June 15 & 16, the show starts at
7:00.
Produced by special arraignment with Music Theatre
International.
This is a combined effort being produced by The
San Luis Valley Theatre Company of Saguache- a project of ScSeed, a non-profit
organization, and the SLV Theatre Company of Alamosa.
This production has a cast of 17 talented actors and actresses from all
over the San Luis Valley including Alamosa, Center, Crestone, Del Norte, Fort
Garland, Moffat and Saguache.
Dialog direction by Virginia Drake and
Roscoe
Dance choreography by Broadway singer and
dancer Corliss Taylor -
Dunn.
Music and song direction by Corliss Taylor - Dunn and New York
Metropolitan Opera singer Sue Vance.
With music accompaniment by Nancy
Thomsen.
Tickets are available now at The Box Office at
The Historic Ute Theatre in Saguache.
Come and see the show in a Theatre Built in the same 1940’s era the
original Broadway Play Premiered!
$15
for VIP seating (first three rows
center)
$10 - general admission
Guys and Dolls the musical makes for a
great Father’s Day gift. A night out for dad with the guys...and
DOLLS!
The Historic Ute Theatre has a newly opened
wine, beer and espresso bar named Ute-Topia, with a menu that includes
hand tossed personal pizza, artisan pizza, brats, all beef hotdogs, turkey
eggrolls and other goodies!
Ute-topiais open from 11:00 am. Come early and enjoy a bite and a
drink. Outside dining
available. Call Christine for
ticket reservations 970 596 4521.
THIS ONE IS NOT TO BE MISSED…..reserve
early!
Guys & Dolls is based on a story and
characters by Damon Runyon with Music and Lyrics by Frank Loesser, book by Jo
Swerling and Abe Burrows
5/25 5/26 6:00 pm
3rd Annual Vaudeville
LIVE THEATRE "TITANIC"
4/21 Saturday 7:00 pm
Titanic – Iron and Ice
“ONE NIGHT ONLY!
Premiere performance of this reenactment of the sinking of the RMS Titanic. Our cast of 13 actors portray actual passengers as they ride this magnificent ship into history. Told from the perspective of the Titanic itself, this fast moving reader’s theatre style drama will have you on the edge of your seat. You may even come away with a different opinion of who really was to blame for the sinking of the unsinkable Titanic.
Commemorate the 100th anniversary of the sinking of the Titanic this April 21st only! “Iron and Ice” is written and directed by Michael Callihan, and is a production of the Gunnison Readers Theatre Company.
$8 adults
$7 students
under 10 FREE
“ONE NIGHT ONLY!
Premiere performance of this reenactment of the sinking of the RMS Titanic. Our cast of 13 actors portray actual passengers as they ride this magnificent ship into history. Told from the perspective of the Titanic itself, this fast moving reader’s theatre style drama will have you on the edge of your seat. You may even come away with a different opinion of who really was to blame for the sinking of the unsinkable Titanic.
Commemorate the 100th anniversary of the sinking of the Titanic this April 21st only! “Iron and Ice” is written and directed by Michael Callihan, and is a production of the Gunnison Readers Theatre Company.
$8 adults
$7 students
under 10 FREE
2011 PAST EVENTS
12/17/11 Saturday 6:00 pm
12/18/11 Sunday 4:00 pm
Live Theatre: "A Tuna Christmas"
a live theatre production by:
The
San Luis Valley Theatre Company
Saguache, Colorado
The
San Luis Valley Theatre Company
Saguache, Colorado
11/19 7:00 pm
Live Theatre :
"I AM MY OWN WIFE"
a live theatre production by
The
Stage Left Theatre Company
Salida Colorado
I Am My Own Wife was the first one-person show ever to win a Pulitzer Prize, which it did in 2004. The main character of Doug Wright's award-winning play is a German transvestite, who goes on to become a celebrity in his/her own right, to the point of being declared by some a national German hero. The play was published in 2004 by Faber and Faber. Wright, who is included in the more than forty characters portrayed (by one man), went to Germany in 1993 to meet and record conversations with the real Charlotte von Mahlsdorf (born Lothar Berfelde), upon whose life the play is based. The playwright struggled for several years after meeting with Charlotte, trying to conceptualize how to turn the material he had into a play. There were so many different facets of Charlotte's life, including some that were not very flattering—among them, news stories that confirmed that Charlotte had been a Nazi spy.
Wright called together two of his closest friends and brainstormed with them. Those friends were Moisés Kaufman, an award-winning director who would go on to direct the play, and Jefferson Mays, who would astonish audiences with his versatility in acting out all forty or more characters and eventually capture his own award, the Tony. I Am My Own Wife tells a story that spans Charlotte's childhood in the 1930s through the erection (1961) and deconstruction (1989–1990) of the Berlin wall, which separated Communist-controlled East Berlin from West Berlin. Through the eyes of Charlotte, the audience gains a glimpse into life in Germany as it is transformed first by the Nazi regime and then by the bombings of the Allied Forces. The play opened off Broadway in May 2003 and moved to the Lyceum Theater on Broadway on December 3, 2003. It stayed on Broadway for almost a year and enjoyed 361 performances. As of the summer of 2005, it was still on national tour.
$10 adults
* $8 students
* under 10 free
9/17 Saturday 4:30 pm
9/18 Sunday 6:00 pm
"MELODRAMA"-
a live theatre production
The San Luis Valley Theatre Company
annual MELODRAMA production
Please Support The San Luis Valley Theatre Company- it is currently the ONLY theatrical outlet for children & adults in our community, and is in critical financial shape.
* $10 adults
* $6 students
* under 10 free
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