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NOTICE OF DISCLAIMER:
The views and opinions expressed in any program, event, film or play, are those
of the producers and/or the persons appearing in said program, event, film or play
and do not necessarily reflect the views, opinions, or official policy of The Bigfork Center for the Performing Arts Foundation.
The Bigfork Center for the Performing Arts is not responsible for tenant ticket sales. The ticket link is merely a convenience to obtain tickets via tenants website. Please review your purchase carefully. Contact the tenant directly at listed contact numbers with any issues on ticket purchases.
The views and opinions expressed in any program, event, film or play, are those
of the producers and/or the persons appearing in said program, event, film or play
and do not necessarily reflect the views, opinions, or official policy of The Bigfork Center for the Performing Arts Foundation.
The Bigfork Center for the Performing Arts is not responsible for tenant ticket sales. The ticket link is merely a convenience to obtain tickets via tenants website. Please review your purchase carefully. Contact the tenant directly at listed contact numbers with any issues on ticket purchases.
All tenants are required to collect a $1 per ticket fee called the Theater Enhancement and Preservation Fee (“TEPF”). This $1 fee goes directly toward the upkeep, maintenance and continual improvement of this facility. In the last few years the Foundation has been able to accomplish the following, in part, by the utilization of this fee:
2012: Complete sound system replacement
2013: Upgrades to modern LED lobby/house lighting
2015: Acoustic and cosmetic upgrades to the House. Stage bow extension for improved lighting/sound and the installation of video equipment to show movies.
2016: LED Lighting upgrade to stage lighting
2017: New Light board
2018: Seat repairs - Phase I
2019: Purchase land for Parking Lot
2021-Finish Parking Lot with over 74 parking spaces
The Bigfork Center for the Performing Arts is excited to announce that even through these ‘strange Coronavirus’ times, our anchor tenant the Bigfork Summer Playhouse is planning to celebrate its 62nd Season of live professional theatre in 2021.
They plan on beginning on their normal, June 5, opening date – but they will still continue additional cleaning, sanitizing, social distancing, and implementing personal safety protocols.
They have another stellar season lineup with several new shows and some favorites: Jersey Boys, 9 to 5, Bonnie & Clyde, Lucky Stiff and The HITS of the ’50s, ’60s & ’70s. And this summer they plan to bring back their ever popular Benefit Revue (scholarship show and gala).
With great entertainment, new faces in their company and shows you’ve never seen before at the Bigfork Center for the Performing Arts we look forward to a great summer season in Bigfork.
They plan on beginning on their normal, June 5, opening date – but they will still continue additional cleaning, sanitizing, social distancing, and implementing personal safety protocols.
They have another stellar season lineup with several new shows and some favorites: Jersey Boys, 9 to 5, Bonnie & Clyde, Lucky Stiff and The HITS of the ’50s, ’60s & ’70s. And this summer they plan to bring back their ever popular Benefit Revue (scholarship show and gala).
With great entertainment, new faces in their company and shows you’ve never seen before at the Bigfork Center for the Performing Arts we look forward to a great summer season in Bigfork.
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Bonnie & Clyde (PG)
Bonnie & Clyde tells the story of real-life fugitives, Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow. In the midst of the country-wide depression the couple find notoriety and love in this thrilling, fast-paced musical. Frustrated with their poor, ordinary lives, Bonnie and Clyde both dream of the exciting lives they have seen in the movies. After escaping from jail, Clyde meets Bonnie and recognizes a fellow dreamer. Their craving for fame and thrills leads them into a life of crime and a life on the run. Despite the pleas of their families, the couple embark on a series of robberies at gunpoint, continuously evading the police and becoming the celebrities they desperately wanted to be. They are soon joined by Clyde’s brother, Buck, and the “Barrow Gang” plans increasingly ambitious heists. As their fame and ambition grows, their inevitable fate draws closer. When Buck is killed by the police during an escape, Bonnie and Clyde decide to go and see their families once more. This decision leads them straight into the police firing line and they are both shot dead in the car. Sexy, exciting, and daring, Bonnie & Clyde combines gospel, rockabilly, and blues music to produce an innovative score that complements the action-filled plot.
Songs include: "The World Will Remember Me", "How ‘Bout a Dance", "Raise A Little Hell", "When I Drive" For more information, please contact the Bigfork Summer Playhouse at 406-837-4886. |
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9 to 5 (PG)
9 to 5 is based on the 1980 movie of the same name, and features music and lyrics by Dolly Parton. It centers on the downtrodden working lives of three women, Violet, Judy, and Doralee. They all work at Consolidated Industries, which is presided over by the sexist, lecherous, and pompous, Franklin Hart. Violet has worked at Consolidated for many years, but has never been given the chance to rise above senior supervisor status, although she is capable of much more. Judy is newly separated and joins the company having never worked before. Doralee is a sexy, happily married country girl, but she is ostracized from the other female workers. After Judy has an awful first day, Hart passes Violet over for another promotion, and Doralee finds out that Hart has been telling everyone they are having an affair, the three women unite in their hatred of Hart. Over a joint, they fantasize about how they would kill him. When Violet almost unwittingly poisons Hart the next day, he blackmails the three women, threatening them with the police. Doralee ties Hart up with the phone wires and, feeling empowered, they decide to imprison him in his own house while his wife is away. In Hart’s absence, Violet, Judy, and Doralee run the office to great effect. They introduce childcare, hour-long lunch breaks, rehab programs, and much more to benefit the staff at Consolidated. While Hart is tied up, the women also use the time to gather evidence that Hart has been embezzling from the company, but Hart breaks free and surprises the women at the office. However, his attempts to reveal the truth about his kidnapping are foiled when the Chairman of the Board arrives to praise the company’s increased productivity. The Chairman sends Hart to head up the Bolivia office and promotes Violet to the first female CEO. With Hart gone, the company reprise 9 to 5, in the happy knowledge that times have changed for the better.
Songs include: "9 to 5", "Around Here", "Notion Potion", "I Just Might", "Get Out & Stay Out" For more information, please contact the Bigfork Summer Playhouse at 406-837-4886. |
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Jersey Boys (PG-13)
Jersey Boys is the inspiring rags-to-riches tale of The Four Seasons. When Frankie Valli, Bob Gaudio, Tommy DeVito, and Nick Massi met, they were just four New Jersey teens singing together under street lamps, scraping for gigs and money in their working-class neighborhood. As the quartet rises to international stardom, they celebrate the highs and endure the lows that come hand-in-hand with fame. Each member of the group takes a turn narrating events, illustrating how a ragtag group of guys from New Jersey — and their decades-long friendships — became music history. Jersey Boys is a smash hit that showcases The Four Seasons most iconic hits and reveals the inspiring tale behind the music.
Songs include: "Sherry", "Big Girls Don’t Cry", "Walk Like A Man", "Stay", "Can’t Take My Eyes Off of You", "Working My Way Back To You" For more information, please contact the Bigfork Summer Playhouse at 406-837-4886. |
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Lucky Stiff
Lucky Stiff is a madcap, hilarious romp of a musical that follows Harry Witherspoon’s journey from England to Monte Carlo...with a rather unusual traveling companion. Based on Michael Butterworth’s novel, The Man Who Broke the Bank at Monte Carlo, Harry receives the unexpected news that he has inherited a fortune from his late Uncle Anthony, on the condition that he takes Anthony’s dead body on a special trip to Monte Carlo. If Harry fails, the money will go to the Universal Dog Home of Brooklyn. However, also hot on the tail of Uncle Anthony’s money is Rita, Anthony’s lover with whom he embezzled $6 million behind her husband’s back. And hot on Rita’s trail is her brother Vinnie, who has been blamed for the crime! With mistaken identities, love interests, disguises, farcical chases, and an omnipresent corpse, Lucky Stiff is an offbeat murder mystery with a twist.
For more information, please contact the Bigfork Summer Playhouse at 406-837-4886. |
