On Saturday, February 4th, the Smoot Theatre presents Exhale Dance Tribe’s Production of “Vinyl”. Vinyl is a contemporary twist on classic 50s and 60s music. Artistic Directors Missy Lay Zimmer and Andrew Hubbard embrace the classic style of the era and then bring some contemporary elements to the production using symbolism and recurring images from the 50s and 60s. Some of the songs and music used for this production include: Otis Redding’s “These Arms of Mine”, “What’d I Say” by Ray Charles and Joe Cocker’s version of “I Get By With A Little Help of My Friends”. This is sure to be a treat for fans of music and dance alike!

Exhale Dance Tribe is a contemporary jazz troupe comprised of Cincinnati-based performing artists and dance educators. Founded in 2005 by the Artistic Directors Andrew Hubbard and Missy Lay Zimmer, Exhale celebrates the full range of modern and rhythm-based dance and features diverse and versatile performers. Their programs, performances and original choreography speak to the need for expressionistic and multi-lingual dance rooted in rhythmic language and storytelling. The company has been touted by Dance Magazine as one of the “25 to watch” in the United States. Exhale Dance Tribe is a resident company of the Aronoff Center for the Arts in Cincinnati. 

This Salute to Veterans is presented by the MOV Ringers with appearances by the Smoot Theatre Children’s Chorus and the Smoot Boys’ Ensemble. Call 304-422-7529 for more information.

The Smoot Theatre welcomes Landau Eugene Murphy, Jr. on Friday, December 16th. Ticket prices are between $25 – $45 depending on seat location. Call the Smoot at 304-422-7529 to reserve your seat. Leave your name and contact information on our voice mail expressing your interest in the show if no one answers (our volunteers are working multiple shows right now!). Your call will be returned. We are hoping to add a second show if all tickets for the first show are sold.

Irish American Cathie Ryan, with her crystalline vocals and insightful songwriting, is a vibrant and distinctive voice in Celtic music. Since her acclaimed seven-year tenure as the original lead singer of Cherish the Ladies, the Detroit native has established herself as one of Celtic music’s most popular and enduring singer-songwriters.

Come celebrate the Irish here at the Smoot as we proudly present Cathie Ryan.

Come see and hear wall-to-wall pianos in a program presented by students from the mid-Ohio Valley. It’s amazing!

Seen on America’s Got Talent, ArcAttack uses their high tech wizardry to generate a truly “electrifying” performance. Inspiring minds of all ages, their show takes the audience on an interactive journey of the mind.

In a brand new educational show, the creators of ArcAttack unveil the science behind the spectacle. Combining their love of music along with exploring concepts such as electricity, voltage and current, magnetism, robotics, lightening, and tackling complex issues like engineering, the crew of ArcAttack makes these concepts accessible for school audiences of all ages!

In addition to the evening show, there are now 2 matinees: 12:30pm (sold out) and 10:00am. 

Adults – $12 Highschool and Younger – $9

Come home for A Hometown Christmas featuring the Smoot Theatre House Band.