Thingamajig Theatre is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit professional theatre company in residence within the Pagosa Springs Center for the Arts. We are dedicated to present professional theater with artist from across the country, in musicals, comedies, dramas and new works year-round. We also provide educational opportunities for children with theatre classes and camps. Thingamajig Theatre Company is proud to be a major tourist attraction and economic driver for our community..
Our Broadway in the Mountain Summer Season includes a multitude of broadway style musicals running throughout the summer. When the weather gets cold, we’re still playing with comedies, dramas, musicals, and new works being produced throughout the fall, winter, and spring.
Ring In the New Year with Thingamajig’s Joyful Production of ‘Elf JR’, January 3 & 4
Elf Jr. tells the story of Buddy — an oversized elf on a big-hearted journey from the North Pole to New York City…
Get Your Tickets for ‘Lickety-Split’ Comedy Improv This Friday, Jan. 2
Celebrate the New Year with the perfect hangover cure: Comedy!
A Joyful, Inventive Christmas Carol Opens Friday, December 12
Patrick Barlow’s adaptation comes alive as a fast-moving celebration of ensemble storytelling…
Three 2025 Holiday Shows for the Whole Family to Enjoy
Enjoy a holiday evening at the beautifully decorated Pagosa Springs Center for the Arts…
‘Master Class’ Plays Through November 16
Ellie O’Hara, Samantha Luck, and Trevor Brown portray the aspiring students…
ONE NIGHT ONLY: ‘Triple Threats & Thin Walls’ Concert, Wednesday Nov. 12
Picture three New York roommates (performers by trade, dreamers by nature) turning their apartment sing-alongs into a full-blown show…
Three Diverse Offerings for Thingamajig’s Fall/Winter Season
The fire of the opera world, Dickensian redemption, contemporary comedy…
ThingamaWHO Teen Theatre Program to Present ‘Beetlejuice JR’
Teens will meet for individual or small groups based on the student’s individual schedule…
Lickety-Split Launches ‘Sketch Comedy 101’ on August 25
Ever watched a comedy sketch and thought, “I could totally write that!”?











