Upcoming Events
WildFlower Birthday Celebration
Come celebrate 4 years of being a home for our local artists and community! Local food, film, performances, cake and music included with your ticket.
SHOWTIME
Sat, Oct 10, 4pm - 10pm
ACT I: Food & Film
ACT II: Performances
ACT III: Cake & Music
Tickets: $20 (includes food & a show)
PRESENTED BY
WildFlower Playhouse
What the Constitution Means to Me // Week 1
What the Constitution Means to Me is a witty, heartfelt, and deeply personal play in which playwright, Heidi Schreck, revisits the teenage speeches she once gave about the U.S. Constitution to earn college tuition. Blending memoir, history, humor, and audience engagement, the play explores how the Constitution has shaped the lives of generations of women while asking whether this foundational document continues to serve all Americans equally.
SHOWTIMES
Thu, Oct 22, 7:30pm
Fri, Oct 23, 7:30pm
Sat, Oct 24, 7:30pm
Sun, Oct 25, 2pm
Thu, Oct 29, 7:30pm
Fri, Oct 30, 7:30pm
Sat, Oct 31, 7:30pm
Sun, Nov 1, 2pm
PRESENTED BY
Taos Onstage
What the Constitution Means to Me // Week 2
What the Constitution Means to Me is a witty, heartfelt, and deeply personal play in which playwright, Heidi Schreck, revisits the teenage speeches she once gave about the U.S. Constitution to earn college tuition. Blending memoir, history, humor, and audience engagement, the play explores how the Constitution has shaped the lives of generations of women while asking whether this foundational document continues to serve all Americans equally.
SHOWTIMES
Thu, Oct 22, 7:30pm
Fri, Oct 23, 7:30pm
Sat, Oct 24, 7:30pm
Sun, Oct 25, 2pm
Thu, Oct 29, 7:30pm
Fri, Oct 30, 7:30pm
Sat, Oct 31, 7:30pm
Sun, Nov 1, 2pm
PRESENTED BY
Taos Onstage
The Story of Me
The Story of Me began as a six-week autobiographical theater workshop led by Director Karen Paull. Each performer was invited to explore three significant moments that shaped their life and, through writing, improvisation, acting, movement, voice, and clowning, transform those experiences into an original theatrical performance.
What emerged is an evening of courageous, surprising, and deeply human theater.
Expect laughter, heartbreak, absurdity, tenderness, and moments of unexpected revelation as these performers step onto the stage with something more powerful than fiction—their own lived experience.
They lived it. They wrote it. Now they're daring to perform it.
Come for their stories. You may leave thinking about your own.
SHOWTIMES
Thu, Nov 12, 7pm - 9pm
Fri, Nov 13, 7pm - 9pm
Sat, Nov 14, 7pm - 9pm
Sun, Nov 15, 2pm - 4pm
Tickets $20
PRESENTED BY
Electra Theater Company
Guess Who Is Coming For Thanksgiving!
A Taos Comedy Special - Cultures clash and generational ideologies are brought into question when the daughter of a liberal hippie couple brings home her new girlfriend for Thanksgiving!
SHOWTIMES
Thu, Nov 19, 7pm - 8:30pm
Fri, Nov 20, 7pm - 8:30pm
Sat, Nov 21, 2pm - 3:30pm
Sat, Nov 21, 7pm - 8:30pm
Sun, Nov 22, 2pm - 3:30pm
$25 Suggested Donation
PRESENTED BY
Artistic Giving Council
The High Desert Follies
The High Desert Follies is a Taos, New Mexico–based live comedy and variety company bringing original, offbeat, and distinctly Southwestern entertainment to the stage.
Blending sketch comedy, storytelling, monologues, music, satire, and theatrical absurdity, The High Desert Follies celebrates the strange, wonderful, and wonderfully strange people and experiences that make life in the high desert unique.
Our shows feature original material performed by local actors, writers, musicians, and artists, with comedy that ranges from clever and heartfelt to irreverent and delightfully ridiculous. No two performances are quite the same, but audiences can always expect an evening filled with laughter, surprises, and a healthy dose of Taos weirdness.
At its heart, The High Desert Follies is about community—creating a place where local performers can take chances, new work can find an audience, and people can come together and laugh.
Original comedy. Local talent. High-desert weirdness.
Welcome to The High Desert Follies.
SHOWTIMES
Fri, Sept 11, 7pm - 9pm
Sat, Sept 12, 7pm - 9pm
PRESENTED BY
The High Desert Follies
Red Presented by Taos Players // Week 2
“Red” written by John Logan. Presented by Taos Players. Starring David Garver and Julian Collignon. Directed by Jane Ayles and Pamela Parker.
SHOWTIMES
Thu, Aug 20, 7pm
Fri, Aug 21, 7pm
Sat, Aug 22, 7pm
Sun, Aug 23, 2pm
Thu, Aug 27, 7pm
Fri, Aug 28, 7pm
Sat, Aug 29, 7pm
Sun, Aug 30, 2pm
PRESENTED BY
Taos Players
Red Presented by Taos Players // Week 1
3“Red” written by John Logan. Presented by Taos Players. Starring David Garver and Julian Collignon. Directed by Jane Ayles and Pamela Parker.
SHOWTIMES
Thu, Aug 20, 7pm
Fri, Aug 21, 7pm
Sat, Aug 22, 7pm
Sun, Aug 23, 2pm
Thu, Aug 27, 7pm
Fri, Aug 28, 7pm
Sat, Aug 29, 7pm
Sun, Aug 30, 2pm
PRESENTED BY
Taos Players
Theater Camp with Taos Youth Ensemble
Join John Biscello and Amber Vasquez for a two-week program filled with theater games, improv, pantomime, dance, and a dramatic journey into the world of pure imagination. Camp culminates with a performance.
June 22 - July 3 (Mon-Fri) @ Taos Mountain Dance Academy
July 20-31 (Mon-Fri) @ WildFlower Playhouse
Limited space; Advance Registration required.
Contact: johnbiscello@gmail.com
The Tempest with Taos Children's Theater
Adapted from William Shakespeare
Performed by Taos Children's Theatre
Prospero, Duke of Milan, also a skilled magician, is kidnapped by his scheming brother Antonio and set to sea in a boat with his little daughter Miranda. He washes ashore a magical isle inhabited by spirits of the air including Ariel, his special love, and lower spirits such as Caliban. He brings all under his power and dispells the witch Sycroax. As the play opens, years have passed, Miranda has grown into a beauty, and he longs to return to Milan. How Prospero conjures his return Shakespeare reveals in this: His final work, a fascinating, extraordinary play.
Taos Children's Theatre invokes the magic of the isle with bands of Fairies, joined by Goddesses, shadow puppetry, and shipwrecked royal beings.
SHOWTIMES
Fri, July 17, 7pm
Sat, July 18, 7pm
Sun, July 19, 2pm
PRESENTED BY
Taos Children’s Theatre
5 Short Plays // Week 2
Join us for the New Mexico winners of the Don Keefe Memorial Playwriting Contest who wrote five dynamite one-act plays directed by Taos locals. A wonderful community theater event that supports local playwrights and their dream to see their work onstage!
SHOWTIMES
WEEK 1
Thu, June 11, 7:30pm
Fri, June 12, 7:30pm
Sat, June 13, 7:30pm
Sun, June 14, 2pm
WEEK 2
Thu, June 18, 7:30pm
Fri, June 19, 7:30pm
Sat, June 20, 7:30pm
Sun, June 21, 2pm
PRESENTED BY
Taos Onstage
5 Short Plays // Week 1
Join us for the New Mexico winners of the Don Keefe Memorial Playwriting Contest who wrote five dynamite one-act plays directed by Taos locals. A wonderful community theater event that supports local playwrights and their dream to see their work onstage!
SHOWTIMES
WEEK 1
Thu, June 11, 7:30pm
Fri, June 12, 7:30pm
Sat, June 13, 7:30pm
Sun, June 14, 2pm
WEEK 2
Thu, June 18, 7:30pm
Fri, June 19, 7:30pm
Sat, June 20, 7:30pm
Sun, June 21, 2pm
PRESENTED BY
Taos Onstage
The Fantasticks // Week 2
The Fantasticks is a musical that premiered in 1960. It tells the story of two young lovers, Matt and Luisa, whose relationship is complicated by their fathers' meddling, ultimately exploring themes of love and growing up.
SHOWTIMES
WEEK 1
Thu, Apr 30, 7:30pm
Fri, May 1, 7:30pm
Sat, May 2, 7:30pm
Sun, May 3, 2pm
WEEK 2
Thu, May 7, 7:30pm
Fri, May 8, 7:30pm
Sat, May 9, 7:30pm
Sun, May 10, 2pm
PRESENTED BY
Taos Onstage
The Fantasticks // Week 1
The Fantasticks is a musical that premiered in 1960. It tells the story of two young lovers, Matt and Luisa, whose relationship is complicated by their fathers' meddling, ultimately exploring themes of love and growing up.
SHOWTIMES
WEEK 1
Thu, Apr 30, 7:30pm
Fri, May 1, 7:30pm
Sat, May 2, 7:30pm
Sun, May 3, 2pm
WEEK 2
Thu, May 7, 7:30pm
Fri, May 8, 7:30pm
Sat, May 9, 7:30pm
Sun, May 10, 2pm
PRESENTED BY
Taos Onstage
The Evolutionary Jump: An Absurdist Bird Opera
The Lost Sunshine Cinema Collective is proud to present The Evolutionary Jump: An Absurdist Bird Opera. It’s an abstract absurd opera that addresses the progression of today’s housing crisis as it merges into a future housing dystopia. The Opera features local artists, singers, and musicians performing all original pieces. The event is meant to entertain and inspire conversation on housing.
SHOWTIME
Fri, April 10, 7pm - 8:30pm
PRESENTED BY
The Lost Sunshine Cinema Collective
Cat on a Hot Tin Roof by Tennessee Williams // Week 2
"Cat on a Hot Tin Roof" explores a family in crises. This intricate drama, set in the Mississippi Delta in 1955, unfolds on the evening of the patriarch Big Daddy's last birthday celebration. A web of secrets, repressions, desire and greed, and a struggle to secure an inheritance comes unraveled. This is not the Hollywood version, but Tennessee William's authentic voice and favorite play.
SHOWTIMES
WEEK 1
Thu, Mar 19, 7pm
Fri, Mar 20, 7pm
Sat, Mar 21, 7pm
Sun, Mar 22, 2pm
WEEK 2
Thu, Mar 26, 7pm
Fri, Mar 27, 7pm
Sat, Mar 28, 7pm
Sun, Mar 29, 2pm
PRESENTED BY
Taos Players
Cat on a Hot Tin Roof by Tennessee Williams // Week 1
"Cat on a Hot Tin Roof" explores a family in crises. This intricate drama, set in the Mississippi Delta in 1955, unfolds on the evening of the patriarch Big Daddy's last birthday celebration. A web of secrets, repressions, desire and greed, and a struggle to secure an inheritance comes unraveled. This is not the Hollywood version, but Tennessee William's authentic voice and favorite play.
SHOWTIMES
WEEK 1
Thu, Mar 19, 7pm
Fri, Mar 20, 7pm
Sat, Mar 21, 7pm
Sun, Mar 22, 2pm
WEEK 2
Thu, Mar 26, 7pm
Fri, Mar 27, 7pm
Sat, Mar 28, 7pm
Sun, Mar 29, 2pm
PRESENTED BY
Taos Players
A Piece of Monologue—A Samuel Beckett Experience // Week 2
35-minute, one-man show based on Samuel Beckett’s piece about a 90-year old man reflecting on life and death.
SHOWTIMES
WEEK 1
Thu, Mar 5, 7pm
Fri, Mar 6, 7pm
Sat, Mar 7, 7pm
Sun, Mar 8, 2pm
WEEK 2
Thu, Mar 12, 7pm
Fri, Mar 13, 7pm
Sat, Mar 14, 7pm
Sun, Mar 15, 2pm
PRESENTED BY
Last Ditch Productions
A Piece of Monologue—A Samuel Beckett Experience // Week 1
35-minute, one-man show based on Samuel Beckett’s piece about a 90-year old man reflecting on life and death.
SHOWTIMES
WEEK 1
Thu, Mar 5, 7pm
Fri, Mar 6, 7pm
Sat, Mar 7, 7pm
Sun, Mar 8, 2pm
WEEK 2
Thu, Mar 12, 7pm
Fri, Mar 13, 7pm
Sat, Mar 14, 7pm
Sun, Mar 15, 2pm
PRESENTED BY
Last Ditch Productions
The Mousetrap // Week 2
The Mousetrap by Agatha Christie was originally performed in London’s West End in 1952. It is a two-act murder mystery play with a twist ending that subverts the traditional genre expectations of detective fiction. The action takes place at Monkswell Manor, which has been converted into a guest house. There is a snow storm that traps the guests and one of them might be a murderer. A timeless tale of “whodunnit”!
SHOWTIMES
WEEK 1
Thu, Feb 19, 7:30pm
Fri, Feb 20, 7:30pm
Sat, Feb 21, 7:30pm
Sun, Feb 22, 2pm
WEEK 2
Thu, Feb 26, 7:30pm
Fri, Feb 27, 7:30pm
Sat, Feb 28, 7:30pm
Sun, Mar 1, 2pm
PRESENTED BY
Taos Onstage
The Mousetrap // Week 1
The Mousetrap by Agatha Christie was originally performed in London’s West End in 1952. It is a two-act murder mystery play with a twist ending that subverts the traditional genre expectations of detective fiction. The action takes place at Monkswell Manor, which has been converted into a guest house. There is a snow storm that traps the guests and one of them might be a murderer. A timeless tale of “whodunnit”!
SHOWTIMES
WEEK 1
Thu, Feb 19, 7:30pm
Fri, Feb 20, 7:30pm
Sat, Feb 21, 7:30pm
Sun, Feb 22, 2pm
WEEK 2
Thu, Feb 26, 7:30pm
Fri, Feb 27, 7:30pm
Sat, Feb 28, 7:30pm
Sun, Mar 1, 2pm
PRESENTED BY
Taos Onstage
Slumber of Reason Presented by Latina Dance Project
A Multimedia Theater performance based on Francisco de Goya’s Los Caprichos
SHOWTIMES
Fri, Feb 6, 7pm
Sat, Feb 7, 7pm
Sun, Feb 8, 1pm
PRESENTED BY
Latina Dance Project
In McClintock's Corn // Week 2
This play follows the 50-year career of geneticist and Nobel laureate Barbara McClintock, her intimate friendship with former student Harriet Creighton, and her revolutionary quest to understand diversity in nature—in spite of the many obstacles faced by women in science.
SHOWTIMES
WEEK 1
Thu, Jan 22, 7pm
Fri, Jan 23, 7pm
Sat, Jan 24, 7pm
Sun, Jan 25, 2pm
WEEK 2
Thu, Jan 29, 7pm
Fri, Jan 30, 7pm
Sat, Jan 31, 7pm
Sun, Feb 1, 2pm
PRESENTED BY
Helen Rynaski
In McClintock's Corn // Week 1
This play follows the 50-year career of geneticist and Nobel laureate Barbara McClintock, her intimate friendship with former student Harriet Creighton, and her revolutionary quest to understand diversity in nature—in spite of the many obstacles faced by women in science.
SHOWTIMES
WEEK 1
Thu, Jan 22, 7pm
Fri, Jan 23, 7pm
Sat, Jan 24, 7pm
Sun, Jan 25, 2pm
WEEK 2
Thu, Jan 29, 7pm
Fri, Jan 30, 7pm
Sat, Jan 31, 7pm
Sun, Feb 1, 2pm
PRESENTED BY
Helen Rynaski
Confessions of a Vietnam Vet
Original plays by Taos playwright, Scot Henderson Jones, which explore war, death, and the after-life.
From veteran nurses and scientists to the almighty and the grim reaper, these short plays will promote dialogue and provoke thought.
Cast of plays in order of appearance:
A Woman's Touch - Ana Chavez
Whistle Blower - TBD
A Mother's Perspective - Andee Mason
Confessions of a Vietnam Vet - Richard Greywolf
A Look at Death - Alice Zorthian
SHOWTIMES
Thu, Jan 15, 7pm
Fri, Jan 16, 7pm
Sat, Jan 17, 7pm
PRESENTED BY
Scot Henderson Jones
It's Grand to be Open! Anniversary Party & Fundraiser
Join us this 2026 to celebrate the anniversary of WildFlower Playhouse’s grand opening back in 2023!
DAY 1 // ART AUCTION
Fri, Jan 9, 6-9pm
Free to attend
DAY 2 // DINNER & A SHOW
Sat, Jan 10, 6-9pm
Performances from local companies, musicians and artists
$100 for both or $20 for show 7:30pm
PRESENTED BY
WildFlower Playhouse
Spirit Journey
An evening of Native Storytelling and Music with Sky Redhawk and Blue Winds
Spirit Journey is a multi-sensory, intergenerational experience weaving together the powerful storytelling traditions of indigenous cultures, shared by Sky Redhawk, and the evocative music of Native American flute, accompanied by a rich tapestry of traditional world instruments by Blue Winds.
SHOWTIME
Tues, Dec 23, 6-8pm
$25 in Advance | $30 at the Door | $15 for children 18 and younger
PRESENTED BY
Sky Redhawk and Blue Winds
Charles Dickens’ A Christmas Carol and the Jingle & Mingle Holiday Reception
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
(Type)Writer
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
The Grinch Who Stole Christmas
All of Whoville is gathering for the Christmas Whobulation. Meanwhile up on Mt. Crumpet, the Grinch is planning how to stop all this Christmas nonsense for good. Will Whoville's festive spirit be squelched? Will Cindy Lou Who get back her Christmas tree? Will they ever carve the Roast Beast? Come help Whoville survive!
SHOWTIMES
Sat, Dec 6, 1pm
Sat, Dec 6, 7pm
PRESENTED BY
Taos Children's Theatre
“TAOS DOES BROADWAY 2” A Musical Revue of the Best of Broadway // Week 2
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
“TAOS DOES BROADWAY 2” A Musical Revue of the Best of Broadway // Week 1
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
Obsessed
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
2 Solo One-Act Plays
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
Taos Youth Ensemble Summer Theater Performance
A two-week summer theater camp, for youths ages 7-16, which will culminate in a final performance (August 6th)
SHOWTIME
Wed, Aug 6, 2pm
PRESENTED BY
Taos Youth Ensemble
