Tickets!

Adult $36

Senior $32

Student $24

Friday Night Steal, select seats $20

In this Irving Berlin Tony Award® nominated musical, take a trip back to America’s Wild West as Buffalo Bill showcases his newest sharpshooter, Annie Oakley. She’s stealing America’s hearts, and she’s great with a gun, but when she meets her competition, the charismatic Frank Butler, the bullseye goes out of focus, and competition leads to romance! What target do Annie and Frank set their sites on in the end?

PG

Run Time with intermission: 2 hours 30 minutes approx

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In celebration of the Sesquicentennial of Evergreen and to showcase the historical parts of "Annie Get Your Gun" that relate to the Wild West and Colorado, Ovation West has created a series of pre-show and post-show opportunities to engage with local historians, authors, and Indigenous educators to learn more about the historical aspects of the show. Ovation West is collaborating with the Buffalo Bill Museum, History Colorado, and other authors, advocates and historians to create conversations that bring this historical show into a modern context. Here are some of the offerings that audiences will experience at different shows:

Friday, September 5

Artifacts from the life of Buffalo Bill and Annie Oakley

To celebrate opening night, Colorado’s Buffalo Bill Museum will be bringing artifacts from their collection. Many of these artifacts on not regularly on display at the museum. Everyone in attendance at opening night will also receive one free ticket to go to the Buffalo Bill Museum.

*part of the proceeds from the ticket sales of September 5 performance of will go to the Denver Indian Center

Saturday, September 6

Historical Truths & Inaccuracies

Join our new Resident Director, Tim Kennedy, for a pre-show presentation starting at 4:00 pm. Mr. Kennedy will explore some of the history behind the production of "Annie Get Your Gun" as well as some of the historical truths and inaccuracies.

Sunday, September 7

Federalized Indian Boarding Schools

During an after show talk-back, Philip Gover, Senior Director of Tribal and Indigenous Engagement at History Colorado will be sharing some information about the boarding schools, their historical significance during the time period of our show and some upcoming opportunities History Colorado will have to explore this subject.

Saturday & Sunday

September 13 & 14

Buffalo Bill and
Annie Oakley

During an after show talk-back, author and historian Steve Friesen, will be talking about the Wild West Show and legend of Buffalo Bill and his connections to Colorado as well as Annie Oakley.

Friday, September 19

Historical Truths & Inaccuracies

Join our new Resident Director, Tim Kennedy, for a pre-show presentation starting at 7:00 pm. Mr. Kennedy will explore some of the history behind the production of "Annie Get Your Gun" as well as some of the historical truths and inaccuracies.

*part of the proceeds from the ticket sales of September 19 performance of will go to the Denver Indian Center

Saturday September 20

Indigenous Peoples History and Stereotypes

During an after show talk-back, Steven Lapointe, a valued advocate of the Denver American Indian community will be sharing information about Sitting Bull and the Lakota Tribes as well as historic and modern challenges and issues surrounding Colorado American Indians.

Sunday, September 21

Buffalo Bill, a Complex

Figure in History

During an after show talk-back, Director of the Buffalo Bill Museum, Jaqui Ainley Conley will join us to talk about the Legend of Buffalo Bill and why he is one of the most written-about figures in American history. She will also share some historical information about Annie Oakley and her time in the Wild West Show.

Friday, September 26

Historical Truths & Inaccuracies

Join our new Resident Director, Tim Kennedy, for a pre-show presentation starting at 7:00 pm. Mr. Kennedy will explore some of the history behind the production of "Annie Get Your Gun" as well as some of the historical truths and inaccuracies.

*part of the proceeds from the ticket sales of September 28 performance of will go to the Denver Indian Center

Saturday, September 27

Buffalo Bill and
Annie Oakley

During an after show talk-back, author and historian Steve Friesen, will be talking about the Wild West Show and legend of Buffalo Bill and his connections to Colorado as well as Annie Oakley.

Sunday, September 28

Cowgirls and Women of the Wild West

During an after show talk-back, Colorado author and historian Kay Turnbaugh will discuss the role of women in the Wild West and a recent exhibit she curated in the Netherlands entitled Bandit Queens: Cowgirls and Sharp Shooters.