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Proof: An Award-Winning Drama from Salida Theater Project

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Salida Theatre Project presents Proof, an award-winning drama about trust, doubt, and the need to be believed. A young woman living in the shadow of her father, a renowned mathematician, says she wrote a groundbreaking mathematical proof connected to his work. When others question her claim, relationships are strained and assumptions are challenged. Smart, emotionally charged, and deeply human, Proof draws audiences into a story where credibility matters and belief is never simple.

The play is written by David Auburn and directed by Susan McQuade.

Performance Dates & Times:
February 13, 14, 19, 20, and 21 at 7:00 p.m.
February 15 at 3:00 p.m.

Location:
A Church, Salida

Proof: An Award-Winning Drama from Salida Theater Project

Written by Addison Guskey on .

Salida Theatre Project presents Proof, an award-winning drama about trust, doubt, and the need to be believed. A young woman living in the shadow of her father, a renowned mathematician, says she wrote a groundbreaking mathematical proof connected to his work. When others question her claim, relationships are strained and assumptions are challenged. Smart, emotionally charged, and deeply human, Proof draws audiences into a story where credibility matters and belief is never simple.

The play is written by David Auburn and directed by Susan McQuade.

Performance Dates & Times:
February 13, 14, 19, 20, and 21 at 7:00 p.m.
February 15 at 3:00 p.m.

Location:
A Church, Salida

Proof: An Award-Winning Drama from Salida Theater Project

Written by Addison Guskey on .

Salida Theatre Project presents Proof, an award-winning drama about trust, doubt, and the need to be believed. A young woman living in the shadow of her father, a renowned mathematician, says she wrote a groundbreaking mathematical proof connected to his work. When others question her claim, relationships are strained and assumptions are challenged. Smart, emotionally charged, and deeply human, Proof draws audiences into a story where credibility matters and belief is never simple.

The play is written by David Auburn and directed by Susan McQuade.

Performance Dates & Times:
February 13, 14, 19, 20, and 21 at 7:00 p.m.
February 15 at 3:00 p.m.

Location:
A Church, Salida

A Merry Little Christmas Carol presented by Salida Theater Project

Written by Addison Guskey on .

A live script-in-hand performance adapted from Charles Dickens classic tale. This 75-minute contemporary adaptation, complete with Scrooge, the Spirits, the Cratchits and all of your favorites plus a few new ones, brings this story to life.

Following the 2PM matinee, stay for the holiday party and have hot cocoa and cookies with Tiny Tim and the rest of the cast. If you are able, bring a new unwrapped toy to donate to our Share the Joy drive for local children.

A Merry Little Christmas Carol – Produced by Salida Theater Project

Written by Addison Guskey on .

A live script-in-hand performance adapted from Charles Dickens classic tale. This 75-minute contemporary adaptation, complete with Scrooge, the Spirits, the Cratchits and all of your favorites plus a few new ones, brings this story to life.

After the 7PM performance, audience members are invited to take part in Salida Theater Project/ A Church’s First Annual Ugly Holiday Sweater Contest for prizes in fun categories.

Salida Songbirds: A Divas and Dreams Cabaret

Written by Addison Guskey on .

Five powerhouse performers pay tribute to their favorite Broadway divas in this 75-minute showcase of unforgettable songs, backstage stories, and bold personalities. From iconic ballads to high-energy numbers, Divas and Dreams blends music, laughter, and a dash of diva drama as The Songbirds share what it means to dream big—and sing even bigger.
Directed by Allen Lane

Still Alice – Presented by Salida Theater Project

Written by Addison Guskey on .

Alice Howland has a thriving career, a loving family—and a life that suddenly begins to shift.

As memory fades and the ground moves beneath her, Alice and her inner voice, Herself, hold on to what matters most. While those around her struggle to understand, she meets each change with resilience, flashes of humor, and resolute strength.

Still Alice is a powerful story about identity, change, and connection in the face of Alzheimer’s. It asks: how long are we still ourselves—and who decides? In the end, as the past and future grow dim, Alice and Herself turn fully to the present—because in the end, it’s very simple: this moment—right here—is enough.

Directed by Jan Justis and featuring a cast of actors from Salida and BV.

After the Sunday matinee performance, join us for a community conversation about Alzheimer’s, caregiving, and the themes explored in the play. Sunday attendees are welcome to stay for the panel, and those who attended on Friday or Saturday are invited to return and take part in the discussion.
Our panel includes:
• Samar Fay – Salida resident whose spouse is living with Alzheimer’s
• Mary McConathy, RN – whose late husband lived with Alzheimer’s
• Dr. Yvonne Rollins, MD – Board Certified Neurologist, Heart of the Rockies Regional Medical Center
• Kirsten Wulfsberg, LPC – Behavioral Health Regional Specialist

Hadestown: Teen Edition

Written by Addison Guskey on .

The Salida High School Drama Team presents Hadestown: Teen Edition. This musical combines classic Greek literature with modern music.

TRI: A staged reading by Kelly Walters

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What happens when three old friends who typically sit around eating sweeties at the local coffee shop complaining about life get their habit thrown off course when one of them suggests they train for a triathlon together. Directed by Susan Dawn Carson and starring Kelly Walters, Allen Lane and Bill Rogers. A Salida Theater Project Production.

Fall Rising -Poetry Live at the SteamPlant

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Dear Poetry People!

Welcome Fall – with a rousing dose of performance poetry!

Please join us for this fourth seasonal poetry gathering
A Season of Words – Fall Rising

Sunday September 22nd Showtime 6:30 – 8:30 Salida SteamPlant Event Center Annex

The fourth of four seasonal poetry gatherings offered by Salida Poetry Stake, Fall Rising will feature the American Book Award and Colorado Book Award winning Aaron Abeyta from the San Louis Valley. Local Salida poets Grover Ellmore and Brenda Sebern will open the evening.

Open mic follows with voices familiar and new. ONE page, ONE poem per poet.

Open mic sign-up starts @ 6:15

David Tipton will perform beautiful music on the Chapman Stick.
Cash bar and cookies!

Your donations are appreciated. All are welcome!

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