2012 Christmas Revels: An Appalachian Christmas

The 2012 Christmas Revels indulges in the rich tapestry of Appalachian culture in the mid-1800s.

2012 Kickoff Celebration

2011 Christmas Revels: Leonardo and the Renaissance

It's a late December afternoon in Florence, circa 1500, and the famous inventor and artist Leonardo da Vinci has issued invitations to an evening of festivities. Nobles are arriving from across Italy to see what surprises await.

2011 Summer

2010 Christmas Revels

This was the Tenth anniversary show for Rocky Mountain Revels.

2009 Christmas Revels - Celtic Roads

The 2009 Christmas Revels was filled with echoes of the celebration and ritual with which the Celts marked the end of the old year and the beginning of the new. The Celtic Roads script encompassed Irish, Scottish, Welsh, and even Breton traditions.

2008 Christmas Revels - Colorado Pioneers

This original show celebrated the Colorado pioneer, in commemoration of the 150th birthday celebrations of towns along the front range. 
In our pioneer story, we followed a traveler who left his eastern roots and headed west to find great adventures in the Rocky Mountains.

In the Good Old Summer Time, June 28, 2008 at Chautauqua

Rocky Mountain Revels and the Timberliners Barbershop Chorus took the stage together to celebrate Colorado summertime in the historic Boulder Chautauqua Auditorium. The audience enjoyed and sang along with favorite songs and dances dating from the 1890s when the Chautauqua auditorium was brand new!

2007 Christmas Revels - An Irish Christmas

This show celebrated the splendid traditions and history of faire Ireland, circa 1890.  The production took place on the docks of Cobh in County Cork, where tens of thousands of Irshmen, women, and children boarded ships heading to the New World.  The hardships of this uncertain journey were softened by the joy of their national songs and dances.

2006 Christmas Revels - A Scottish Festival

Celebrates the breathtaking sounds of 18th century Scotland, which echo from over the hills and through the centuries into our hearts and minds today.  Lairds and ladies represented the refined elements of Scotland, while the wild highlanders and the more civilized lowlanders all worked together to make a fascinating mixture of culture and arts.