One of the biggest benefit to Vail Valley Homeowners and locals alike is the fact that we have the Vialr center here, a world class performing arts center. Located in Beaver Creek Village, and just 15 miles from Vail, The Vilar Center plays hosts to shows that will wow everyone from small children, to the most cultured travelers. This season starts on November 12th with The Mel Brooks musical, The Producers, and wraps up on at the end of April with a show by blues guitar great B.B. King. In between highlights will include: The Beach boys, Burt Bacharach, the Peking acrobats, and the Temptations. This winter, if you are visiting us for just a few days, or if you have decided to Make Beaver Creek and the Vail Valley your home, there is always something to do. Just go to the Vilar Center.
The Vilar Performing Arts Center winter schedule
Nov. 12, “The Producers,” Acclaimed comedy-musical
Nov. 28, “Seussical: The Musical,” Dr. Seuss’ musical adventure
Dec. 1, Jackie Green, Blues rock
Dec. 7, 8, 9, “The Nutcracker”: Vail’s Friends of the Dance, Holiday classic
Dec. 15, Marc Cohn, Grammy-winning singer/songwriter
Dec. 17, “A Viennese Christmas” with The New Sigmund Romberg Orchestra & Soloists, Holiday celebration
Dec. 21, “A Christmas Carol,” Holiday musical
Dec. 22, Ottmar Liebert, Multi-platinum guitar virtuoso
Dec. 23, The Lettermen Christmas, Classic pop harmony
Dec. 25, 26, “Theatre of Illusion” The Spencers, Magical illusions
Dec. 27, The von Trapp Children, Beloved family concert
Dec. 28, An Evening with Colin Mochrie & Brad Sherwood, Improv comedy
Dec. 29, Burt Bacharach, Legendary performer/composer
Dec. 30, Eroica Trio, Renowned Chamber musicians
Jan. 12, Gandalf Murphy & The Slambovian Circus of Dreams, Folk rock
Jan. 16, Italian Saxophone Quartet, Contemporary brass
Jan. 17, Pink Floyd Laser Spectacular, Electrifying light show
Jan. 18, 19, “Jesus Christ Super Star” with Ted Neeley, Broadway musical
Jan. 20, “Circus Incognitus” with Jamie Adkins, Family variety show
Jan. 25, Hugo Wolf Quartet, Classical string music
Jan. 26 The Beach Boys, Enduring music legends
Jan. 28, Mad Science: “Newton’s Revenge” Interactive family spectacular
Jan. 29, Les Ballets Trockadero de Monte Carlo, Dance with a twist
Feb. 4, “Great Moments in Opera” Teatro Lirico D’Europa, Evening of Highlights
Feb. 5, “Tosca” Teatro Lirico D’Europa, Puccini’s romantic tragedy
Feb. 6, Peking Acrobats, Breathtaking spectacle
Feb. 9, 10, “An Evening on Broadway” Vail Valley Theater Company, Broadway musical review
Feb. 11, Duncan Sheik, Grammy-nominated singer/songwriter
Feb. 12, The Second City, Standup improv comedy
Feb. 17, George Benson, Grammy-winning R&B
Feb. 19, Russian National Orchestra, 90-member ensemble
Feb. 21, The Temptations, Timeless Motown quintet
Feb. 28, The Acting Company “The Tempest,” Shakespeare’s classic
March 4, Diavolo, Acrobatic dance
March 5, “Velveteen Rabbit” Enchantment Theatre, Enduring family story
March 9, Gipsy Kings, Grammy-winning international music
March 11, Philadelphia Virtuosi, Chamber Orchestra
March 13, Capitol Steps, Political satire
March 15, Chicago Children’s Choir, Renowned multicultural ensemble
March 16, One Night of Queen, Tribute band
March 26, Camerata Ireland with Barry Douglas, Renowned Irish orchestra
March 28, Art Garfunkel, Multi-Grammy winning music legend
March 29, “The Sleeping Beauty” Moiseev Russian Classical Ballet, Timeless masterpiece
April 9, “Don’t Let the Pigeon Drive the Bus,” Caldecott book adaptation
April 10, B.B. King, Grammy-winning blues legend
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