As of April, 2008, these listings are no longer relevant since the Santa Barbara Theater has been sold and new shows are being listed weekly. We will list them in our weekly calendar until the schedules stabilize.

On September 3, tickets have gone on sale for the new season of performances at the Santa Barbara Theater. 14 Different Shows and more than 50 Special Events are lined up for the 2007-2008 Season.

Kicking off the season on November 10 is one of last year’s runaway hits Always, Patsy Cline, a stirring theatrical production celebrating the life and music of legendary recording star Patsy Cline. Based on a true story, the show is presented through the humorous, heartfelt recollections of Houston housewife and avid fan Louise Seger who met Patsy Cline in 1961. The friendship lasted until Cline’s sudden death in a plane crash in 1963.

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In a night of Cabaret, food and drinks, Mikki Prost is performing “Fever” at Uncommon Grounds on Sunday, November 18. The dinner is at 7pm and the Show starts at 8.

This show is created, choreographed and performed by Mikki Prost, who will highlight some of her favorite songs (& yours too) from past shows, along with a few surprises

Reservations required 223-3834

$400 pesos includes 2 drinks, appetizer, entree, dessert, coffee & of course the show..

Uncommon Grounds
625 Av. Lazaro Cardenas
Colonia Emiliano Zapata
Puerto Vallarta

WEBSITE: Uncommon Grounds

Shirley Valentine’s Vallarta Adventure
EXTENDED » Thursdays through December 27

PRICE: Dinner and Show $36.93
LOCATION: Santa Barbara Theater, 351 Olas Altas, Old Town, Puerto Vallarta
WEBSITE: http://santabarbaratheater.com/index.html
EMAIL: contact@SantaBarbaraTheater.com
TEL: 322-223-2048

Dana Zeller-Alexis stars as the plucky, wisecracking housewife who decides to escape the grip of suburban drudgery and her quirky midlife crisis for a leap into the unknown–a self-affirming vacation to exotic Puerto Vallarta, Mexico!

We couldn’t be more excited about staging our own version of Willy Russell’s award-winning comedy, Shirley Valentine.

Combining elements from Russell’s original 1986 play and the popular 1989 movie that followed, we’ve also thrown in a few Mexican twists and Puerto Vallarta turns to make Shirley’s south of the border vacation an adventure to remember. Who would have thought she had the courage, the nerve, or the lingerie?
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