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The Point Theatre in Ingram and Playhouse 2000 in Kerrville are partnering for the first time to offer two southern funeral comedies this month.
Audrey Jellett, cellist, and her mother, Sabrina Adrian, organist/pianist, will present a concert in the sanctuary of First Presbyterian Church at 3 p.m. Sunday.
Four young singers from Rome will perform in Kerrville as part of the group’s first tour of the United States. The Four Italian Tenors present “Viva Italia” at the Cailloux Theater at 3 p.m. Sept. 8.
High-energy music with a Texas flavor will be on tap at Roddy Tree Ranch this Saturday.
Joe King Carrasco will perform at The Boerne Area Democrats’ Fall FUN-Raiser next month.
“Dearly Departed” is the vivacious funeral comedy fast approaching it’s opening night on Friday at the Point Theater in Ingram.
The Cailloux Theater will be rockin’ ’80s style on Saturday night when Playhouse 2000 presents ’80s Night Out, a tribute to the Ladies of Rock’s ’80s.
A show described as a “vivacious funeral comedy” will have its opening night in Ingram next week.
Chicago-based Lisa Rock, of the nationally touring “Closet To You: A Tribute to The Carpenters,” returns to The Cailloux Theater at 7:30 p.m. Aug. 17 with “80’s Night Out,” a tribute to powerful lady rockers like Joan Jett, Pat Benatar, and Madonna.
The Hill Country Arts Foundation is offering a bluegrass jam session this Friday to musicians and to those who want to listen.
Playhouse 2000 will offer a good ole Southern comedy in the VK Garage Theater on Friday.
This week’s installment of the Kerrville Parks and Recreation Department’s “Movies in the Park” series is “Ralph Breaks the Internet,” rated G, which will show Friday at Louise Hays Park.
The City of Kerrville Parks and Recreation Department will celebrate the city’s 130th birthday with the First Annual Kerrville River Festival.
It’s almost time to break out the hair crimper and stirrup pants.
Theater camp kids have spent the last six weeks preparing a Broadway musical in Playhouse 2000’s Summer Musical Theater Camp, and their efforts will culminate in a play this weekend.
Tickets will be available for “Nunsense” starting Monday.
A musical tale of love, laughter and friendship will continue on stage in Ingram for the next two weeks.
“Mamma Mia!” opens in Ingram on Friday in the outdoor Smith-Ritch Point Theatre.
Parents and students are invited to EntertainMART this month to learn more about how to optimize learning and meet the author of “How Your Brain Works and How to Make it Work SMARTER.”
The Butt-Holdsworth Memorial Library will welcome musician Ken Gaines for a special performance Friday afternoon.
The more than 70 participants in Playhouse 2000’s Youth Summer Musical Theater Camp are putting the finishing touches on their preparations to present Disney’s “Beauty & The Beast Jr.” at The Cailloux Theater later this month, and everyone is invited to enjoy the show.
Tickets for for a musical comedy in Fredericksburg featuring actors playing nuns will be available this month.
Youths will perform a musical play, “Frozen Jr.,” in Fredericksburg this month.
Beach Bash slated
Lab Productions will be mounting Sam Shepard’s best known — and possibly best — play, “True West,” for three nights only, opening today.
A photography exhibit featuring work from the Hill Country Camera Club opens today in the Avery Gallery at the Kerr Arts and Cultural Center.
The stage at Kerrville’s Cailloux Theater will come alive with international acts, popular favorites and several “exclusive in this area” shows for the 2019-20 season of Cailloux Performances.
The Hill Country Arts Foundation is offering what it calls a “feel-good smash-hit musical month.”
Playhouse 2000 is inviting the public to look ahead to a new season of entertaining, enlightening events with a free party on Sunday.
A musical play about the life of Hank Williams will be on stage in Bulverde.
A free concert series continues in Comfort Park with an upcoming performance by the Almost Patsy Cline Trio.
The longest continuously running outdoor community theater in Texas will celebrate its 60th anniversary with a reunion and concert in Ingram this weekend.
‘Mamma Mia!’ slated at HCAF
Next week, Playhouse 2000 will perform a play that was responsible for helping launch the careers of Gary Sinise and John Malkovich in the early ’80s, and for helping catapult Philip Seymour Hoffman and John C. Reilly to stardom nearly 20 years ago.
Renowned entertainer and fiddler Shoji Tabuchi, his daughter, Christina Lingo-Tabuchi, and wife, Dorothy Tabuchi, will bring their family variety show to Kerrville at The Cailloux Theater for one night only.
There will be a special showing today of “The Sound of Music” in Fredericksburg, and the musical will continue until Sunday.
Award-winning novelist and singer-songwriter Mike Blakely will perform Saturday in Comfort.
Members of Playhouse 2000 will present a comedy play, “Women in Jeopardy” this weekend in the VK Garage Theater.
Play about Hank Williams on tap
I’ve long held the theory that everyone should learn to act.
University gets rare Orwell collection
Whether it’s taking on a scene from “Macbeth” or learning the lines from an original play, young actors are getting a crash course in the art of theater this summer.
‘Hunger Games’ prequel novel in the works
‘The Sound of Music’ continues on stage in Fredericksburg this weekend.
Renowed fiddler Shoji Tabuchi, who plays a wide variety of styles, including country and classical, will perform at the Kathleen C. Cailloux City Center for the Performing Arts at 7:30 p.m. June 29.
reamWorks film continues in Ingram on stage this weekend at the Hill Country Arts Foundation, showcasing some of the young local talent.
Former “Dukes of Hazard” and “Smallville” star John Schneider will perform country music at Cailloux Theater this weekend with fellow musician Christian Davis.
Local seven-piece band Exit 505 will perform classic rock and country standards with a bluegrass flavor and classic ’50s style at Louise Hays Park on Friday evening.
A fiddler who has performed for two former presidents and with musicians such as the Johnny Cash and Dolly Parton will play in Kerrville this month.
Kerrville locals are invited to a preview party celebrating Playhouse 2000’s award-winning production of “The Pretty Trap” just two days before the company leaves to perform in this year’s national one-act play festival.
