H’SAO
Saturday, January 21, 6:30pm
Sun Valley Opera House
H’Sao draws inspiration from gospel and traditional African music, especially that of its Chadian roots, and adds dashes of pop, soul, jazz and R&B. The voices are magnificent, true and powerful; their original compositions, their unmistakable style and the energy on stage are contagious.
TICKETS
$20 / $30 nonmembers / $10 student
Purchase online www.sunvalleycenter.org, at The Center (corner of 5th & Washington) or by phone 208.726.9491.
Sun Valley Opera House presents:
Warren Miller’s “…Like There’s No Tomorrow”
The world’s largest action sports film announces its 62nd annual U.S. tour
All Seats $5.00
Showtimes:
- Monday, January 2; 4:30pm
- Wednesday, January 4; 4:30pm
- Saturday, January 7; 4:30pm
Sun Valley Opera House
Wyoming Triumph Ski & Snowboard Film
Wednesday, December 7th, 7:30pm
Two years ago we set out on a mission to scout the vast and mostly unskied terrain of our home state, Wyoming. Towns and mountains where more people own an elk rifle than a pair of skis. Following countless broken bones, close calls and getting lost we returned home with a story.
Tickets $10 – Available at Chapter One Bookstore and at the Opera House Door
March 15-18, 2012
Where Vision Comes Into Focus
Sun Valley, Idaho has been welcoming the film industry since Averell Harriman opened America’s first ski resort in 1936. In 2012, the Sun Valley Film Festival brings the area’s rich cinematic tradition into the 21st century by welcoming cutting-edge independent films, premieres, exciting children’s programming, and previews of the new television and web series. On March 15-18, filmmakers from around the world bring their vision to Sun Valley and you’re invited to watch it come in to focus.
visit sunvalleyfilmfestival.org for more information
Sun Valley Opera House
Love Is In The Air
Starring soprano Michelle Johnson and baritone Brian Major
February 10, 2012
8pm
Diva party to precede concert in the Sun Valley Lodge Dining Room 6:30pm
Audiences will be entertained by the critically acclaimed rising opera star, Michelle Johnson, winner of the Metropolitan Opera’s National Council Auditions, singing with fiancé Brian Major in the Sun Valley Opera’s winter concert. They will entertain the audience with a concert of love songs perfect for Valentine’s Day. Inquirer music critic David Patrick Stearns has said of Johnson “ On a good night, Opera soprano Michelle Johnson is the bullfighter and the audience is the bull-there to be teased, attracted, provoked and (pleasurably) slain. Johnson could make you believe that opera singers are born rather than made, shepherded to fame by the forces of destiny, and with luck, kept from vocal harm by extra-militant guardian angels.”
General admission tickets are $40 and Diva tickets begin at $125. Tickets are available by calling 208.726.0991 or online at www.sunvalleyopera.com.
Sun Valley Opera House presents:
Warren Miller’s “…Like There’s No Tomorrow”
The world’s largest action sports film announces its 62nd annual U.S. tour
Showtimes:
- Friday, October 28; 7pm
- Saturday, October 29; 5pm
- Saturday, October 29; 8pm
…Like There’s No Tomorrow is your annual reminder that winter is on its way and, with it, an adrenaline-fueled dance with gravity.
Matchstick Productions Presents:
Attack of La Niña
Sun Valley Opera House
October 19th, 7pm & 9pm
$10
“Attack of La Niña” is a recap of one of the longest and deepest North American winters on record, served up courtesy of the worldwide weather phenomenon known as la niña.
“Attack of La Niña” was filmed on location everywhere storms were served up in North America, including Alyeska AK, Terrace BC, Aspen CO, Whistler BC, Breckenridge CO, Mammoth Mountain CA, Stevens Pass WA, and many other world-class destinations.
Tickets on sale starting today for “It’s A Wonderful Life: A Live Radio Play” playing at Sun Valley Opera House
- Tuesday, December 13; 7pm
- Wednesday, December 14; 7pm
- Thursday, December 15; 7pm
- Friday, December 16; 8pm
- Saturday, December 17; 8pm
- Sunday, December 18; 3pm
General Admission Tickets can be purchased at Sun Valley Recreation Center or online at seats.sunvalley.com
- $30 Adults
- $20 Seniors (62 and over)
- $10 Students (18 and younger)
- $20 per ticket for groups of 6 or more (children stay at $10)
Sun Valley Resort proudly presents Company of Fool’s production of “It’s A Wonderful Life: A Live Radio Play” at the Sun Valley Opera House. A treasure for the whole family to enjoy. The setting is Christmas Eve 1946 at radio station WCOF, where several talented radio players bring you all the characters (yes, all of them!) in “It’s a Wonderful Life” plus commercials, sound effects and music. Create a lasting holiday memory for your family and friends with George Bailey – “the richest man in town.” Recommended for ages 10 and up.
December 13-18, 2011
Tickets go on sale Oct 10
Purchase tickets at Sun Valley Recreation Center and on-line at seats.sunvalley.com
- $30 Adults
- $20 Seniors (62 and over)
- $10 Students (18 and younger)
- $20 per ticket for groups of 6 or more (children stay at $10)
Doors open 1 hour prior to show time
“It’s a Wonderful Life: a live radio play” will continue its run through December 30 at the Liberty Theater in Hailey.
Box Office Phone: 208-578-9122
companyoffools.org
Colin Hay
The Sun Valley Center for the Arts presents: Colin Hay at the Sun Valley Opera House on Sunday, September 18 at 7pm. Tickets available only through the Sun Valley Center for the Arts.
You may know the name, you likely know the voice, but you have not seen a show like the troubadour-style solo performance by Scottish-born, Australian-raised, California-dwelling, Men at Work frontman, Colin Hay. He’ll bring a guitar and his distinctive voice to Sun Valley and will intersperse his classic and new songs with hilarious, poignant, and downright surreal stories drawn from his often unbelievable experiences over the past three decades. Please note: Colin Hay’s shows contain adult language and material that may not be suitable for all ages or audience members.
“Hay’s charm and reputation as a raconteur on stage also endear him to audiences.” The Age – theage.com.au
