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Discover the best top things to do in Lake Tahoe Area, Lake Tahoe Area including The Loft Theatre, Tahoe Improv Players, Lake Tahoe Shakespeare Festival, Fireworks South lake Tahoe, Lake Tahoe Outdoor Arena, Mark Twain Cultural Center.
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1. The Loft Theatre
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 168 reviews
The Loft Theatre-Lounge-Dining is South Lake Tahoe, California's only live performance theatre, high-end lounge, and restaurant which offers a full array of exquisite homemade, handcrafted Italian cuisine from award-winning Chef Lisa Devincenzi-Miller, along with a full-bar, and award-winning wines from around the world. Don't miss our strolling close-up magicians during your dining/lounge experience seven nights a week. You may make real-time reservations at here on our website or on OpenTahoe. The Loft Theatre presents Magic Fusion starring Magician of the Year, Tony Clark nightly (show dark Wednesday). Show times are: Monday/Tuesday/Thursday/Friday, one show nightly at 7:30p. Saturday and Sunday, two shows nightly at 4:30p and 7:30p. The show is approximately 75 minutes long, and appropriate for all ages. Tickets are $27.95 (+tax/fees). Reserved seating is available here on our website, or in-person starting at 4p daily from our Box Office located at the main ground floor entrance of The Loft in the Heavenly Village Shops, right next door to the Toy Shop, and a few doors down from Starbucks. We highly recommended buying your tickets in advance through our website, as demand for the show is high year-round. Magic Fusion producers Paul Reder and Tony Clark are well-known in the regional entertainment circuit and have produced more than a dozen magic-based shows including the award-winning blockbuster "Illusion Fusion" that was rated Lake Tahoe's No. 1 attraction on both Trip Advisor and Yelp. The Loft Theatre-Lounge-Dining is open seven days a week, from 4pm-2am.
Reviewed By Mariepb138
This is the first review I write in my entire life but I do it because it’s so worth it!!! If you have a chance to spend some time in Lake Tahoe, don’t miss the opportunity to go watch the Magic show. Our show was hosted by Robert Hall and we shared a amazing moment thanks to his talent and professionalism while remaining accessible and so funny! Thank you again to this great man. Forget the clubs or the casino, go to the magic show! A very good invest for couple, family or with friends You’ll thank me later ????
2. Tahoe Improv Players
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 6 reviews
They make stuff up, you laugh...it's simple! Wonderful fun for the whole family! Be sure to catch shows each summer featuring the truly amazing Tahoe Improv Players! For twenty five years The Tahoe iMPRoV Players have been turning audience suggestions into hilarious scenes made up on the spot. Their improv journey began as ComedySportz of Lake Tahoe in 1994. Three years later they evolved into the Tahoe iMPRoV players. They have performed at Valhalla Estate for 23 of their 25 years, and were one of the first theater troupes to perform in the Boathouse Theater after it opened in 2000. "Twenty five years! You know what they say ... when time goes by fast, it goes by fast," said Gerry Orton, the troupe's director. Beginning their 26th year, The Tahoe iMPRoV Players are the longest performing theater act in Lake Tahoe. Get your tickets at Valhalla Tahoe. Please note: Tahoe Improv Players are not associated with The Improv club at Harveys Stateline.
3. Lake Tahoe Shakespeare Festival
4. Fireworks South lake Tahoe
5. Lake Tahoe Outdoor Arena
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 8 reviews
Reviewed By 73BruceS - Reno, United States
Being a musician, there is nothing that compares to the acoustics of an outdoor venue. Located behind Harvey's Casino, this concert facility has great sound, multiple big screens and well placed concessions. Only downside are the bathrooms, all on one side of the arena, so plan accordingly. Our most recent concert was Peter Frampton and Steve Miller, both guitar virtuosos. Unbelievable that Steve is 74 and still going strong. WOW! Catch these 2 if you get the chance, the looks may have changed but the music has not!! Show started around 7:30 and Steve didn't leave the stage until after 11...NICE! The crowds have always been fun and, like most venues, it's all about the seats. With the big screens, you can see the acts up close, the video crew does a great job of panning around the stage. Again, it's all about the music (the sound), and the acoustics are spot on. Sit outside early to catch the sound checks (you can hear them from many of the local hotel pools).
6. Mark Twain Cultural Center
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 12 reviews
