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228 E. Fourth Street
Loveland, Colorado 80537
(970) 962-2120
Loveland Community Theatre
Bullshot Crummond
Cancelled at request of producer
Moonlighting Teachers presents
The Economy: The Musical
Friday, September 10, 7:30 pm
Saturday, September 11, 7:30 pm
 After
its sold-out spring performance, this popular comedy group is back for a
return engagement. Enjoy an evening of laughter and song as the
Moonlighting Teachers troupe takes a quirky look at the state of the
economy—and pokes fun at the world of education and modern life in
general. With original songs, skits, music, and dance, the group
provides a fast-moving, fun-filled show featuring new material as well
as fan favorites.
Tickets: $15, $12 groups of 10 or more
The Rialto Theater Guild presents
Ancestral Puebloans (Anasazi) of the American
Southwest: Colorado & Arizona
Sunday, September 12, 2 pm
Accompany frequent traveler, Richard Grant, on a trip through time in
the Four Corners area of the American Southwest to explore Ancestral
Puebloan (Anasazi) archaeology sites. His presentation will visit cliff
dwellings at Mesa Verde, the sun dagger petroglyphs at Hovenweep, the
spectacular Canyon del Muerto and Canyon de Chelley and more incredible
sites throughout the American Southwest.
Tickets: $5
The Rialto Theater Phyllis Walbye
Film Series presents
The Messenger
Wednesday, September 15, 7 pm
  Upon his return from a tour in Iraq, U.S. Army Staff Sergeant, Will
Montgomery (Ben Foster) is partnered with fellow officer Tony Stone
(Woody Harrelson) to bear the bad news to the loved ones of fallen
American soldiers. This film is a surprising, humorous, moving and very
human portrait of grief, friendship and survival.
RATED R 113 MINUTES
Tickets: $6 adults, $5 senior/student
Rosemary: The Celtic Lady
Thursday, September 16, 7 pm
International psychic medium and founder of the American & Canadian
Association of Psychics & Healers, Rosemary The Celtic Lady presents
"Spirit Talk" messages from loved ones passed over. Come and enjoy a
lovely evening with Rosemary and the other side.
Tickets: $25
The Friends of the Loveland Library Foundation present
Loveland Loves to Read 2010
Author Dick Kreck
Thursday, September 23, 2 & 7 pm
The Friends welcome former Denver Post editor and columnist Dick Kreck
as the featured author for 2010. During each performance, Kreck will
enlighten the audience on his long running journalism career and will
feature the Loveland Loves to Read selection A Murder at The Brown
Palace.
Tickets: $5
Gypsy Flamenco Fire
Friday, September 24, 7:30 pm
The enchantment of Spain, the excitement of genuine Gypsy Flamenco music
and dance, lavish costumes - all together in one exquisite
performance!
Tickets: $20 advance, $25 at the door
L.A. Marzulli
Politics, Prophecy and the
Supernatural
Saturday, September 25, 4 pm
What do ancient bible prophecies, aliens, UFOs and the nephilim have to
do with the current Geo-political events happening in our world? Let
L.A. MARZULLI, author, researcher and talk show host expose the enigma
that is the world we live in. Having appeared on the History Channel, 60
Minutes, Coast to Coast and many other shows and documentaries, MARZULLI
will unravel the present chaotic events from wars to the record level of
natural and man made disasters and the increasing number of
worldwide UFO sightings.
Tickets: $10
Brenn Hill
with special guest, Jon Chandler
Sunday, September 26, 2 pm
Singer/Songwriter Brenn Hill doesn’t just sing about the American West,
he reveals its heart to anyone who will take the time to listen. His
most recent release, “Equine,” (2010) clearly defines what might
be his most profound work to date, as well as a mirror of his growth as
an artist over the last ten years. Its broad theme of horses, the
cowboy's working partner, is but a pathway into and through his own
personal journey.
Jon Chandler is widely regarded as
one of Americana Music’s premier singer-songwriters and one of the
country’s best western authors. Just ask national publications like
American Cowboy, No Depression, Dirty Linen, Persimmon Hill, Cowboy
Magazine and True West. Or newspapers ranging from the Los Angeles Daily
News to the Denver Post. A seventh generation Coloradan, Jon’s western
novels, songs and poems serve to keep the frontier ethic passed down
from his ancestors alive.
Tickets: $15 Adults, $13 Senior/Students
The Friends of the Loveland Library Foundation present
Loveland Loves to Read 2010 Movie
Ragtime
Monday, September 27, 7 pm
Based on the best seller by E.L. Doctorow, Ragtime tells the story of
four New York families at the turn of the 20th century. Starring James
Cagney, Elizabeth Montgomery, Norman Mailer, Mary Steenburgen and Mandy
Patinkin.
Tickets: Free
The Harp Shoppe presents
Isabelle Perrin in Concert
Wednesday, September 29, 7:30 pm
 Talented
harpist Isabelle Perrin delights audiences worldwide. Perrin gave her
first recital at the age of 17 and was the youngest French recipient of
the Certificate of Aptitude for harp pedagogy. She is currently a
professor at the Ecole Normale de Musique de Paris and has been knighted
by the French Order of Arts and Letters in recognition of her exemplary
career and her involvement in the musical world.
Tickets: $18 adult, $15 senior/student
The Rialto Theater presents
Hot Eight Brass Band
Friday, October 1, 7:30 pm
 New Orleans’ own Hot 8 Brass Band has epitomized street music for over a
decade. Born and raised in New Orleans, the band infuses their
performance with the funk and energy that makes this southern city’s
music loved around the world. Regulars at the New Orleans Jazz &
Heritage Festival and featured in the Spike Lee documentary When the
Levees Broke, an evening with the Hot 8 is like no other.
Picture credit: Steve Mann
Tickets: $18 adult, $15 senior, $10 student
Loveland Opera Theatre Gala 2010
5 Stars
Saturday, October 2
Silent Auction, 5:30 pm*
Concert, 6:30 pm *
*Note: start times were updated on
August 6.
The fun begins with a high value silent auction and continues to the
concert featuring sopranos Rachel Holmes and Lauren Sawyer, mezzo
soprano, Melissa Malde, tenor Joel Burcham, baritone Thomas Erik
Angerhofer and accompanist Ruth Ann MacDonald. These stellar soloists
will be joined by LOT singers and LOT youth chorus. Discounts for ticket
holders will be available by local restaurants on October 2nd. For more
information www.lovelandopera.org.
Tickets: $25
Loveland Choral Society presents
The Magnificent Seven
Friday, October 8, 7:30 pm
Saturday, October 9, 7:30 pm
Sunday, October 10, 2 pm
 The sequel to the acclaimed The magnificent Seven rounds up a whole new
posse of great composers for a rip-roarin’ classical hoe-down. Meet the
“note-torious Handel, Schubert, Mendelssohn, Rossini, Grieg, Copland and
Leonard Bernstein. Listen to fascinating tales and revel in magnificent
music from Elijah, William Tell, Song of Norway, The Tender Land and
more, plus favorites from West Side Story.
Tickets: $16
The Rialto Theater Phyllis Walbye Film Series presents
Babies
Wednesday, October 13, 7 pm
Directed by award-winning French director Thomas Balmes, Babies
simultaneously follows four babies around the world (Nambia, Mongolia,
Japan and the United States) – from birth to first steps. This film
joyfully captures the earliest stages of the journey of humanity
that are at once unique and universal to us all.
RATED PG 79 MINUTES
Tickets: $6 adults, $5 senior/student
Ethos West Chamber Orchestra presents
Why So Serious?
Music With a Sense of Humor
Sunday, October 17, 2 pm
 Who says orchestral music has to be earnest? Come laugh with composers
in their lighter moments as Ethos West samples three centuries of
musical satire and fun, including parodies by favorite 19th & 20th
century humor pioneers and some present-day jazzy classics.
Tickets: $15 adult, $12 senior/student, free for 18 & under
K99 presents
K99 Good Morning Guys
Habajeeba Good Time Variety Happy Hour
Friday, October 22, 7:30 pm
An improvisational comedy show featuring the award winning Good Morning
Guys from K99 Radio, Brian Gary and Todd Harding.
Tickets: $20 premium, $15 main floor, $10 balcony
Sweet Sunny South
With Special Guests Finders & Youngberg
Saturday, October 23, 7:30 pm
Based in Paonia, Colorado, this acoustic string band plays a unique
blend of new and traditional music with styles ranging from Bluegrass,
Cajun, Old Time to Honky Tonk. Sweet Sunny South represents the
traditional music of greats such as John Hartford and the Carter Family
while at the same time drawing influences from more contemporary bands
like The Wilders and the Reeltime Travelers. In 2010, the band released
their acclaimed 5th CD, Carried off by a Twister.
Tickets: $15 presale, $18 at the door
Encore! Encore! Presents
Arsenic and Old Lace
By Joseph Kesselring
Friday, October 29, 7 pm
Saturday, October 20, 2 & 7 pm
Sunday, October 31, 2 pm
Mortimer Brewster, a drama critic, has just discovered his two spinster
aunts have taken to murdering lonely old men by poisoning them with a
glass of home-made elderberry wine laced with arsenic, strychnine and
“just a pinch” of cyanide. Add one brother who believes he is Teddy
Roosevelt, another brother who is a murderer and a new romance with the
girl next door to give this comedy of good manners in a very
dysfunctional family its zing.
Tickets $15
Group Prices Available
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person at our box office.
Box Office Hours
12:30 – 5:30 p.m. Tue-Fri
and
10 a.m. - 1 p.m. Saturday
Box Office is open 45 minutes before ticketed
events for ticket sales to that event only.
(970) 962-2120
We accept cash,
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or Discover by phone or online.
There is a $2 handling charge,
per order, for orders filled over the phone. Online service fees will be
applied during your online purchase.
Tickets ordered two weeks or
more before a performance can be mailed to you. Tickets
ordered less than 14 days prior to a performance will be held for you to pick up
at the theater's Will Call window beginning 45 minutes before the event.
The box office opens 45 minutes
before each ticketed event for sales to that event only.
Please notify the box
office when you purchase your tickets if wheelchair space or
handicapped-accessible seating is needed.
Senior discount starts at
age 60.
There is a $2.00 per ticket
fee for exchanges for multi-performance events.
Group
discounts are available for some shows. Ask the box office how you
can save on tickets for your class, business or organization.
Gift
Certificates
are available for purchase through the box office and can be redeemed for any
event held at the Rialto Theater.
Rialto
Theater Ticket Vouchers can be redeemed for Rialto Theater sponsored events
that have a $ at the beginning of their
description. Vouchers can only be used for these events and can only be redeemed
in person at the box office or by phone, 970-962-2120.
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