Jackson Hole Playhouse is Wyoming’s longest-running professional theater, welcoming guests into a beloved 1915 landmark in the heart of Jackson Hole. Once a livery stable, this historic venue now pairs lively, authentic Old West p...
Jackson Hole Playhouse is Wyoming’s longest-running professional theater, welcoming guests into a beloved 1915 landmark in the heart of Jackson Hole. Once a livery stable, this historic venue now pairs lively, authentic Old West p...
As the author of the Jackson Hole Hiking Guide and 50 Jackson Hole Photography Hotspots, I've spent decades exploring and photographing Jackson Hole. The Playhouse is one of those downtown locations with an enormous amount of visual character, from the historic building and Old West interior to the costumes, signs, and saloon atmosphere. The Jackson Hole Playhouse is one of those places that feels like it belongs in Jackson. I've seen quite a few productions here over the years, and it's always a fun night out. The theater has a wonderful old-school feel. From the moment you walk inside, the building, costumes, saloon-style setting, and performers make the experience feel like you've stepped back into the Old West. The actors are often out interacting with guests in costume, and they'll pose for photos, which adds a lot to the experience before you even get to the show. You can come just for the performance or make a bigger evening out of it with the dinner option. There's food, popcorn, drinks, and an old-time saloon atmosphere that fits perfectly with the theater. I've always enjoyed how much of the experience happens beyond simply sitting down and watching a play. The productions themselves are consistently fun, and the performers and staff I've encountered over the years have always been fantastic. This isn't a giant modern theater where you disappear into the crowd. It's intimate, quirky, and loaded with Jackson character. As the author of The Grant Colson Thriller Series novels and a romance novelist, I travel extensively researching real locations and paying attention to places with enough personality to become part of a story. The Jackson Hole Playhouse absolutely qualifies. This has been a Jackson institution for generations, and it remains one of the most entertaining ways to spend an evening downtown. Dinner, a show, costumed actors, an old-time saloon atmosphere, and a building that feels like it came out of another century. Super fun place.
Aaron Linsdau Thriller Author
October 18, 2026
As the author of the Jackson Hole Hiking Guide and 50 Jackson Hole Photography Hotspots, I've spent decades exploring and photographing Jackson Hole. The Playhouse is one of those downtown locations with an enormous amount of visual character, from the historic building and Old West interior to the costumes, signs, and saloon atmosphere. The Jackson Hole Playhouse is one of those places that feels like it belongs in Jackson. I've seen quite a few productions here over the years, and it's always a fun night out. The theater has a wonderful old-school feel. From the moment you walk inside, the building, costumes, saloon-style setting, and performers make the experience feel like you've stepped back into the Old West. The actors are often out interacting with guests in costume, and they'll pose for photos, which adds a lot to the experience before you even get to the show. You can come just for the performance or make a bigger evening out of it with the dinner option. There's food, popcorn, drinks, and an old-time saloon atmosphere that fits perfectly with the theater. I've always enjoyed how much of the experience happens beyond simply sitting down and watching a play. The productions themselves are consistently fun, and the performers and staff I've encountered over the years have always been fantastic. This isn't a giant modern theater where you disappear into the crowd. It's intimate, quirky, and loaded with Jackson character. As the author of The Grant Colson Thriller Series novels and a romance novelist, I travel extensively researching real locations and paying attention to places with enough personality to become part of a story. The Jackson Hole Playhouse absolutely qualifies. This has been a Jackson institution for generations, and it remains one of the most entertaining ways to spend an evening downtown. Dinner, a show, costumed actors, an old-time saloon atmosphere, and a building that feels like it came out of another century. Super fun place.
Aaron Linsdau Thriller Author
October 18, 2026