JACKSON HOLE PLAYHOUSE
The historic Jackson Hole Playhouse brings you a full evening of Western entertainment, from gun-slingin’ singing waiters to fully-staged musical comedies. You can kick off your boots and enjoy true Western hospitality at Wyoming’s longest running professional dinner theater. Come enjoy the 2022 summer production, “Paint Your Wagon”, where you’re sure to have an unforgettable evening full of fun and laughter! Price, which includes dinner and ticket to the show is $99.00 for adults, $79.00 for youth (13-17) and $59.00 for children (5-12). Dinner is served promptly at 6:00 pm with the show starting at 7:45 p.m. Prices for the show only without dinner are $50 adult/$40 youth/$30 child. Alcohol, dessert, specialty drinks, tax and 20% server gratuity are not included in the price. All up charges and gratuity will be applied at the end of the dinner service. Show runs June 3, 2022 through September 6, 2022, closed on Sundays.
The Fall 2002 production is “The Ballad of Cat Ballou” which begins September 7th and runs through October 1, 2022, closed on Sundays. Pricing is the same for both the summer and fall production.
HALLOWEEEN SHOW! The most haunted building in Jackson Hole presents “A Haunted Family” running October 14 thru 31st. Come and enjoy the Halloween season the right way! Guests of the Jackson Hole Playhouse experience the finest in spooky Western Hospitality in the Saddle Rock Family Saloon! The best part, your server is one of the actors from our musical! Meals include salad, bread, soft drinks, and main entrée with sides. NOT INCLUDED: Desserts, specialty sodas/cocktails, wine and beer, and a 20% service charge for your waitstaff. A 20% Service Charge for your servers is not included and will be applied at the end of the dinner service. $99.00 for adults, $79.00 for youth (13-17) and $59.00 for children (5-12).
All shows have a 72-hour cancellation policy (unless otherwise noted) and are subject to a 20% JH Concierge cancellation fee, even in the event of a Covid shutdown or illness.
