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Community theatre · Taos, New Mexico

Taos
Onstage.

Playing our part in Taos.

Local actors. Shared stories. An evening of live theatre, made possible by the community.

Four Taos Onstage performers in period costume, from the theatre’s production archive
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Established 2013Volunteer-runNonprofit community theatre

An evening at the theatre

The 2026–2027 season.

Five productions. Find your next night out, then head to Taos Onstage for the details and tickets.

What the Constitution Means to Me official production poster

Oct 22–25 & Oct 29–Nov 1, 2026

What the Constitution Means to Me

By Heidi Schreck · Directed by Charlotte Keefe

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A Christmas Story official production poster

December 16–18, 2026

A Christmas Story

A holiday radio play · Directed by Ana Chávez

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The Waverly Gallery official production poster

February 18–28, 2027

The Waverly Gallery

By Kenneth Lonergan · Directed by Christina Madsen

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Performance times and ticket availability are listed on the theatre’s official website.

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Taos Onstage actors sharing a comic moment in a stage production

The community behind the curtain

Made in Taos.
Made together.

Taos Onstage began in 2013 with Dianne Davis, Susan Lewis and Charlotte Keefe, and a holiday production of It’s a Wonderful Life: A Live Radio Play at Taos Mesa Brewing.

Today, the volunteer-run 501(c)(3) brings local actors, production crews, playwrights and audiences together. Its mission includes relevant plays, community participation and hands-on theatre experience for students.

Meet Taos Onstage

There is more than one way in

Take your part.

Come to a show, step on stage or help bring the next production to life.

On stage

Audition.

Explore the theatre’s current casting opportunities and find out how to take part.

See auditions

On the page

Write something new.

The Don Keefe Memorial Playwriting Contest welcomes original work from New Mexico residents.

Explore the contest

Behind the scenes

Lend a hand.

Ask the theatre about volunteering, production work or participating in its community.

Contact the theatre

Plan your evening

See you at
WildFlower Playhouse.

1339 Paseo del Pueblo Sur
Taos, New Mexico 87571

Tickets & directions

Before the curtain rises.

Enter the rear parking lot from Roy Road. The spaces in front of the theatre are reserved for accessible parking.

Doors open 30 minutes before showtime. Arrive at least 10 minutes early; the box office closes five minutes before the performance begins.

Attending a workshop? Some activities take place at Backstage, 1350 Paseo del Pueblo Sur, Suite A. Check the venue on the official event listing.

Keep local theatre in the spotlight

Be part of
the next act.

Ticket sales cover only part of the cost of bringing a production to the stage. Support the theatre, follow its news or make a date for the next show.

Taos Onstage performers photographed together in costume