Santa Fe Playhouse — Attraction in Santa Fe

The Santa Fe Playhouse is celebrating its Centennial Season with its current production of Branden Jacobs-Jenkins' 2018 Pulitzer Prize-nominated drama Everybody. This production is graced by a truly talented cast and deft directing that threads the audience through this thought-provoking existentialist play from the time you walk into the theatre! I saw the preview show Friday night and left the theatre thinking this is the best play I have seen in New Mexico in a very long time. Is this play for you? Well, if you have ever looked out your own window and wondered why, than yes! Don’t hesitate, get your tickets to see this well directed and beautifully acted play that will leave you feeling that you have just taken a masterclass into the possibilities of life. And don’t forget to try Robyn’s customed crafted coffee befitted to the theme of this play, and homemade chocolates, cookies and other concession treats. I don’t think you will find a better night out on the town with...

On June 8th, my husband and I saw, "Unbound", a play with the Santa Fe Playhouse. The play was Amazing! We highly recommend it! We have never been to the Santa Fe Playhouse, and I was taken aback by how cute & quaint the little theater is. It is nestled in a small street, that transport you the past. The lobby is charming & inviting. The bathrooms clean. The staff that were present were friendly & helpful. It was easy to find our seats, and from the looks of it- there is not any bad seats- it is a comfortablely size theater yet intimate- all the seating seemed to have a good view of the stage. We had a great experience there- and I believe that also played a role in how much we liked the play. We did catch a glimps of the future line upcoming shows- we will definitely...

Small theater with, I'm guessing 160 sets. All sets have great views of the stage and are comfortable. This is an old theater built 1922. But the lighting and the sound system are up to date. Just saw Bear Grease, an indigenous version of Grease. Which was done by an all indigenous group of actors and writers. It was great. There are musical groups and a variety of stage plays that are available all during the year. The talent is local and some from out of town. They also have classes for all parts of theater performances. The parking is street parking and not close. Be ready to walk a block or two. Handicap can be dropped off in front and can get in with a little help. If you are looking for a night of entertainment, this is the...