Happy New Year, friends.
The Los Alamos Theatre Group is thrilled to announce that it will be presenting its 14th original stage production, as dinner theatre, at Pico Restaurant, May 7th thru 10th. A version of this sparkling musical comedy was originally performed several years ago at The Depot Mall. Our spring revival, AUDITION 2026, is livelier, funnier, and will surely be more delicious than ever when combined with Kali Kopley and Staff’s exceptional menu and warm attention.
A group of Los Alamos locals have a profound reason for wanting to have a holiday parade on Bell Street, but their plans are stonewalled by a nasty bureaucrat who refuses to grant a permit because Bell Street is a U.S. highway, and she controls it. The play is unpredictable, funny, musical, and a reminder that there’s more to some stories than the presents in Santa’s sleigh.
A Miracle on Bell Street Credits
Narrator — Brooke Corson
Ms. Duluth — Marisa Matela
Milagra — Krista Harris
Jerry — Shelby Sim
Astrid — Ramona Clayton
Frank — Doug Clark
Harve — Jason Mergenov
Gloria — Adriana Payan
Emma — Winslow Henry
Penelope — Allison Smith
Felix — Mike Terry
March — Will Henry
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Producer — Carole Bloom
Tech Guru — Eric Anches
Sound — Christina Doren
Wardrobe — Carrie Mergenov
Music — Dillon Ruse
Poster Design — Scott Citron
El Jefe — Jeffrey Bloom
Pico at The General Store is without doubt the most beautiful building in Los Alamos, inside and out, with a colorful history dating back to 1880. The highly praised restaurant and full bar is always a pleasure to visit. The menu is inventive, seasonally adapted, and locally sourced. The wine list is extensive, and the cocktails are as visually impressive as they are delicious. An evening at Pico is a memorable experience.
