A timeless tale that is a crowd pleaser for all ages.  Crabby old miser, Ebenezer Scrooge, goes through a life transformation thanks to the ghost of his former partner, Jacob Marley, and the spirits of Christmas Past, Present and Yet To Come.

For the holiday season, we are having a Jingle & Mingle pre-show reception at 6pm each night in the WildFlower Gallery. There will be food and drinks and the opportunity to see friends and Jingle & Mingle all the way into the theater!

SHOWTIMES
Wed, Dec 17, 6pm reception, 7pm show
Thu, Dec 18, 6pm reception, 7pm show
Fri, Dec 19, 6pm reception, 7pm show

PRESENTED BY
Taos Onstage

Haunted by the memory of his brother, Finn - a novelist - finds himself unable to sleep at night. Sleepwalking through the day and drowning out the people who love him most, Finn struggles to come up with his next bestselling idea while believing words are all he has left. Nearly as lost as her husband, Josie desperately fights to keep the family afloat as their home weathers the storm. Caught between wanting to know and wanting to help, she busies herself with looking after the garden, their pseudo-adopted teenager, and reorganizing boxes that hold past memories. Left wondering what happened to her brothers the night of the accident, Lily pushes Finn too far as she demands answers no one can seem to give. Written and directed by Rachel Dodd, this new work explores loss, grief, hope, and forgiveness through the ebb and flow of love, memory, chosen family, and quiet strength.

SHOWTIMES
Fri, Dec 12, 7pm
Sat, Dec 13, 2pm
Sat, Dec 13, 7pm
Sun, Dec 14, 2pm

PRESENTED BY
Rachel Dodd

A four-day film and digital media arts showcase, featuring powerful short films and artwork, inspiring panels and engaging demos. A rich selection of offerings highlights the next generation of UNM-Taos storytellers and their unstoppable spirits lighting up the screen, stage, and fandom realms! Bold and creative, they stand ready to reclaim, reframe and reimagine the future. 

FILM & DIGITAL MEDIA ARTS SHOWCASE
Mon, Dec 1, 6-9pm, Night 1 - All Thins OTaosUCon
Tues, Dec 2, 6-9pm, Night 2 - Creators Without Borders
Wed, Dec 3, 6-9pm, Night 3 - Future of Filmmaking in Northern New Mexico
Thur, Dec 4, 6-9pm, Night 4 - The Grand Finale Showcase

PRESENTED BY
University of New Mexico - Taos Film and Digital Media Arts

Directed by Cynthia Freeman-Valerio
Musical Direction by Rick De Stefano

We are bringing our love of Broadway musicals to you with songs you will sing along with featuring wonderful Taos singers accompanied by an incredible live band with a song list from A-Z!

Our Broadway revue features dynamic songs that inspire you to clap your hands, stomp your feet, laugh out loud and feel moved with tunes about life and relationships and poignant melodies and ballads that will have you resonating with the essence of these remarkable numbers. 

Our musical repertoire includes upbeat recognizable songs from "Anything Goes," "Beautiful: The Carole King Musical," "Chicago,"  and "Oliver" to poignant ballads from "A Beautiful Noise: the Neil Diamond Musical, "Annie," "Camelot," "Man of La Mancha" and much more!

Come join us and see our best of Broadway revue and vote for the musical(s) you would like to see produced and performed in Taos!

SHOWTIMES
Fri, Nov 14, 7pm
Sat, Nov 15, 7pm
Sun, Nov 16, 2pm
Fri, Nov 21, 7pm
Sat, Nov 22, 7pm
Sun, Nov 23, 2pm

PRESENTED BY
ArtSoul

Directed by Cynthia Freeman-Valerio
Musical Direction by Rick De Stefano

We are bringing our love of Broadway musicals to you with songs you will sing along with featuring wonderful Taos singers accompanied by an incredible live band with a song list from A-Z!

Our Broadway revue features dynamic songs that inspire you to clap your hands, stomp your feet, laugh out loud and feel moved with tunes about life and relationships and poignant melodies and ballads that will have you resonating with the essence of these remarkable numbers. 

Our musical repertoire includes upbeat recognizable songs from "Anything Goes," "Beautiful: The Carole King Musical," "Chicago,"  and "Oliver" to poignant ballads from "A Beautiful Noise: the Neil Diamond Musical, "Annie," "Camelot," "Man of La Mancha" and much more!

Come join us and see our best of Broadway revue and vote for the musical(s) you would like to see produced and performed in Taos!

SHOWTIMES
Fri, Nov 14, 7pm
Sat, Nov 15, 7pm
Sun, Nov 16, 2pm
Fri, Nov 21, 7pm
Sat, Nov 22, 7pm
Sun, Nov 23, 2pm

PRESENTED BY
ArtSoul

Join us at the Wildflower Playhouse in Taos for a special four-night screening series of The Way We Carry Water, a short film by New Mexico filmmaker Makaio Frazier. Filmed across four seasons in the valleys and acequia communities of northern New Mexico, the film follows Marcos, a young man grappling with the sudden loss of his grandfather while taking on the responsibility of preserving his family’s acequia — a centuries-old irrigation system that sustains both the land and the traditions tied to it.

Rooted in the heritage and rhythms of northern New Mexico, The Way We Carry Water is a deeply personal reflection on family, grief, and the enduring relationship between people and place. The film’s seasonal structure mirrors cycles of nature, loss, and renewal, capturing the beauty, labor, and quiet spirituality that define life along the acequias.

Each screening will be followed by a Q&A with the filmmaker and select cast and crew, offering insight into the making of the film and its connection to local culture. Opening night will feature a special community dinner and panel discussion centered on storytelling, land, and tradition in northern New Mexico.

SHOWTIMES
Thu, Nov 6, 5:30pm FILM + PANEL + DINNER, $15
Fri, Nov 7, 6:30pm FILM + Q&A, $12
Sat, Nov 8, 6:30pm FILM + Q&A, $12
Sun, Nov 9, 2pm FILM + Q&A, $10

PRESENTED BY
Chile Line Media and Hands Across Cultures

Roles for women aged 20s to 50 and 2 men aged 30s to 50s for play to run last two weeks in Jan. 2026.

The Annual Wildflower Cabaret and burlesque show, features local dancers and musicians bringing the comedic tease to the stage in a Cabaret themed evening of dance and music.

SHOWTIMES
Fri, Oct 24, 8pm
Sat, Oct 25, 8pm

PRESENTED BY
WildFlower Playhouse

From the rough and rowdy business of fitness influencers, to the inevitable AI apocalypse, this show has it all! Whether you want to twerk your way to enlightenment or get to know a group of polyamorous cats, if you come to this show prepare for some EXTREME RELAXATION and some extreme laughter! Content may not be appropriate for all audiences.

SHOWTIMES
Thu, Oct 9, 7pm
Fri, Oct 10, 7pm
Sat, Oct 11, 7pm
Sun, Oct 12, 2pm

PRESENTED BY
The Raw Milk Agenda

Obsessed is a one woman show documenting one girl's initiation into womanhood. Starring Monica Marrocco, the show weaves together comical and emotional scenework, Monica's original songs, and mythological stories. The show will shine light on what remains unspoken in our culture; showcasing the neuroses that arise from a disconnected world. It challenges the narratives that keep women from being able to actually love themselves and be who they are meant to be. A reclaiming of soul on stage, this performance is genuine, from the heart, and a prayer for the collective feminine to be reclaimed.

SHOWTIMES
Wed, Oct 1, 6:30pm
Thu, Oct 2, 6:30pm

PRESENTED BY
Monica Marrocco

Dancing Earth brings eco somatic movement work to Wildflower Playhouse in a week-long artistic residency exploring themes of land, water, and celestial navigation. Daily workshops led by Founding Artistic Director Rulan Tangen and a workshop by Māori guest artist Jade Whaanga from New Zealand welcome all levels, ages, and backgrounds.

The residency features extensive open community invitations with daily workshops including EARTH BODY movements, Flowering Way morning meditations, and Earth Warrior fitness sessions. And, a selection of local community artists will be invited for participate in an artistic creation intensive, participating in two evening performances that weave solos and group works into rituals of embodied story and energy activations.

The culminating performances are accompanied by Erin Currier's dance-inspired painting exhibition and post-show artist dialogues. Dancing Earth's 20-year movement language creates "experimental yet elemental dances" that transform ancient wisdom into futuristic invocations through "bone and blood memory in motion."

DAILY WORKSHOPS WITH RULAN
Sat, Sept 6 - Thu, Sept 11

PERFORMANCE
Fri, Sept 12, 7pm
Sat, Sept 13, 7pm

PRESENTED BY
Dancing Earth and WildFlower Playhouse

Two actors in two separate pieces. SHERRY, with Izumi Yokoyama as a woman remembering a high school love. THE FEVER, Bruce McIntosh as a man in an impoverished foreign country who wrestles with his own legacy of privilege.

SHOWTIME
Thu, Aug 28, 7pm
Fri, Aug 29, 7pm
Sat, Aug 30, 7pm
Sun, Aug 31, 4pm

PRESENTED BY
Metta Theatre

A Theatrical Exploration of Evolution vs. Divine Creation

This is more than just a show; it's an immersive experience that pushes boundaries and sparks conversation. The Telepathy Tapas promises to leave you questioning, contemplating, and inspired to explore the mysteries of our existence. Don’t miss this once-in-a-lifetime theatrical journey.

SHOWTIMES
Fri, Aug 15, 7:02pm
Sat, Aug 16, 7:02pm
Sun, Aug 17, 2:11 PM

PRESENTED BY
The Ontological Awareness Foundation