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Join us at the Coronado Boathouse Restaurant, just a block from the Coronado Playhouse, for a three course dinner for two, a glass of wine for each and two tickets to the Spider's Web, only $99. CLICK HERE FOR THE MENU.

Click here to purchase show and dinner tickets online.

Tickets may also be purchased by calling the Box Office at 619-435-4856

Shows are presented Thursdays, Fridays, Saturdays @ 8:00 P.M. and on Sundays @ 2:00 P.M. The show lasts about 2 hours including a 15 minute intermission.

Seating is cabaret style with tables and chairs. Snacks and drinks are available from our concession stand before the show and during intermission. The theatre is on ground level; it and the restrooms are wheel chair accessible.

The theatre is located at 1835 Strand Way in Coronado. This is at the intersection of Ave de Las Arenas and Strand Way/Silver Strand Blvd, just south of the Hotel del Coronado. The theatre itself is in the City of Coronado Community Center. There is parking along Strand Way and the parallel Silver Strand Blvd, click here for a map and directions. The 901 and 904 buses stop just outside the theatre, click here for bus schedule and trip planning.

 

The Playhouse dedicates this production to the memory of
Ivan J. Harrison

This show is dedicated to the memory of Ivan J. Harrison, a beloved friend, board member, actor, and technician at the Coronado Playhouse, who recently died of cancer. Ivan immigrated to San Diego from Nottingham, England in 1978 with his wife Rosemary, who survives him, and became a US citizen in 1988. He was an antique furniture restoration specialist by profession, and spent 20 years racing stock cars at the local NASCAR speedway as a hobby. He lovingly tended his 1,500+ orchids in his spare time. In his youth, Ivan was lead singer for Ivan Jaye and the Jaybirds in the 1960s and made over 2,000 appearances throughout Europe. Ivan returned to the stage in 2005, appearing as Warnock Waldgrave in Coronado Playhouse’s production of The Nerd, Joseph in My Three Angels, the multi-faceted Roat in Wait Until Dark (Aubrey nomination), as Captain Hastings in Agatha Christie’s Black Coffee (Aubrey nomination), and as Charles in the Aubrey winning production of Dracula for which he also served as assistant director and stage manager. Other memorable performances include Froggy LaSueur in The Foreigner at Chula Vista’s OnStage Playhouse (Aubrey and Aldea awards), A Christmas Carol for La Jolla Stage Company, and various roles at other San Diego theatres. Ivan will be greatly missed by all the theatre community.