Upcoming
Shows
Blithe Spirit
January 13 - February 4, 2023
Written by Noël Coward -- Directed by Melanie Mays
To gather background for his new book, novelist Charles Condomine and his second wife, Ruth, invite the extremely eccentric medium, Madame Arcati, to perform a séance. But Charles’ spiritual skepticism vanishes when the ghost of his deceased first wife, Elvira, accidentally materializes—but only to him. Elvira’s still in love and wants Charles back, and is not about to let a little thing like death stand in her way! From the delightfully mischevious mind of Noël Coward comes Blithe Spirit, where love and marriage devolve into laughter and mayhem – and ‘Till Death Do Us Part’ no longer applies.
NEW START TIMES FOR OUR EVENING SHOWS!
Friday and Saturday evening performances begin at 7:30 p.m., Sunday matinees begin at 2 p.m. The lobby and bar open one hour prior to show times.
Tickets are $23 (discounts and upgrades are available) and may be purchased online via our website or by calling 850-997-4242. Tickets will also be available for purchase at the door before each performance.
A Neil Diamond Tribute
For one night only, Monday February 27th 2023, The Monticello Opera House will present “A Neil Diamond Tribute” at 7:00 p.m. “A Neil Diamond Tribute” stars Diamond look and sound alike Keith Allynn.
Experience the feel of Neil as Allynn unveils the story of Diamond’s life through Neil’s own songs from the ‘60s through today, while weaving through his own comedic career change from an international top 10 Elvis, to Neil Diamond, all for the love of a woman.
Come see the story unfold live along with the story of Neil Diamond’s struggles and triumphs, enjoying hits like “Sweet Caroline,” “Song Sung Blue,” “Hello Again,” “Brother Love,” “America” and many more.
If you love romance, magical surprises, comedy and Neil Diamond music, you will love A Neil Diamond Tribute.
February 27th
Gaelic Storm
April 6th
After two decades of touring in over 2,000 shows, this multi-national
Celtic juggernaut attributes their success to their zealous and well-diversified following, with country-music folks who adore their storytelling, bluegrass buffs who love their instrumentals, Celtic fans who appreciate their devotion to tradition, and rockers who simply relish the fire and passion with which they play their instruments.
Tickets are $28 and are on sale now - join us for a stellar evening of music!
The Diary of
Anne Frank
April 21 - May 7
By Francis Goodrich and Albert Hackett
Adapted by Wendy Kesselman
Directed by Jeff Mandell
This moving and profoundly important drama, drawn from previously unpublished portions of Anne Frank’s famous memoirs, follows Anne’s precarious coming-of-age time as she and her family hide in a secret annex space above her father’s former office in Amsterdam, while the Nazis are deporting Dutch Jews to their deaths. In spite of her oppressive circumstances and the horrors that surround her, Anne’s spirit transcends, as she voices her belief, “in spite of everything, that people are truly good at heart.”
The event will feature a 34-banner travelling exhibit in the downstairs Perkins Performance Hall entitled
‘Let Me Be Myself’ The Life Story of Anne Frank.
It shows the story of Anne Frank and contains statements of young people who had experiences with exclusion and discrimination, and serves as an inspiration to think about the consequences of Anne Frank's story for today’s society. 'Let Me Be Myself' is part of the international work of the Anne Frank House that reaches out to 40 countries.
Friday and Saturday performances at 8 | Lobby and Bar open at 7
Sunday matinee performances at 2 | Lobby and Bar open at 1
Tickets are $23 for the shows (discounts and upgrades are available) and may be purchased by clicking the link below or by calling 850/997-4242. Tickets will also be available for purchase at the door for all performances.
There will be a special fundraiser presentation of the show on Sunday, April 23 to support the Holocaust Education Resource Council (HERC). Please see the separate listing below for more information.
Special Matinee Fundraiser
The matinee performance of The Diary of Anne Frank on Sunday, April 23rd will be a fundraiser event to benefit the Holocaust Education Resource Council (HERC). The event includes an exhibit in the downstairs Perkins Performance Hall presented by The Anne Frank House (see above for more information about the exhibit).
Show is at 2 | Lobby and Bar open at 1
Tickets are $75 for Tier 1 seating, and $50 for Tier 2 seating, and may be purchsed by clicking the link below or by calling 850/997-4242. Tickets not purchased in advanced will be available for purchase at the door before the show.
Murder Mystery
Dinner Theater
May 19 - June 3
Directed by Liane Giroux
Our interactive and fun-filled MMDT performances are a “let your hair down” good time! Held in the downstairs Perkins Banquet Hall, the show is performed in between courses of the meal. Audience participation is welcome but not required. You’ll have a chance to play super-sleuth and determine who-dunnit, and the best detectives will win prizes including tickets to a future MMDT show!
All tickets purchased for Monticello Opera House events are non-refundable. Please click the button below for more information about our ticketing policies.
The Monticello Opera House would like to thank each of our
Season Sponsors for making our programming possible.
CURT & BETH BLAIR
