Incanto’s October Entertainment Lineup

Local singer-songwriter, Jose Carlos Olvera, will present an additional concert on Saturday, Oct. 12 at 8pm featuring a selection of acoustic covers and originals accompanied by other surprise musicians. His previous performances were very popular and nearly sold out. Singer and entertainer, Losanna Diaz Avila, will be his special guest. Tickets are available from him directly via email at [email protected] or contact Incanto’s box office for assistance.

Returning to Incanto this season, award-winning singer-songwriter Cheko Ruiz presents ‘Mi Rumba’, his all-new show in the theatre. He plays original flamenco, rumba, and favorites from ‘The Gipsy Kings’ as well as traditional Mexican songs sung in his unique vocal style. His full band will join him featuring Emmanuel de la Rosa, bass guitar, Alex González, percussion, Juan Ramírez flamenco guitar, and Daniel Barragán, trumpet. Select Sundays at 7pm. Next show Oct. 20. See Incanto’s online calendar for dates, information, and tickets.

Pianist and accompanist Jean-Guy Comeau, ‘Jay-Gee’, returns to Incanto with ‘Mostly Romantico’ on Thursdays at 5pm starting Oct. 10, with romantic favorites, smooth classical and jazz, plus Mexican boleros and chansons françaises! No cover charge.

Join host Dennis Crow for Incanto’s ongoing film series of recorded live stage productions. On Oct. 10 at 7:15pm, he will present ‘The Producers’, the original Broadway production starring Nathan Lane and Matthew Broderick, and winner of a record-breaking 12 Tony Awards! On Oct. 17 he will present ‘Beauty and The Beast’. See Incanto’s website for more information about upcoming films all shown on a big screen with state of the art sound in the air-conditioned theatre.

In association with Democrats Abroad, Incanto will air the Democratic Presidential Debate in the theatre on Oct. 15, at 7pm. Beverage service will be available. It is recommended that you arrive early as seating is non-reserved. Join them for Happy Hour 4-5pm and for Bob Bruneau at the piano in ‘Swingin’ Bob at the 88’s’ starting at 5pm. No cover charge.

Local French entertainer Michel Giglia returns with an encore performance of his hit show, ‘Hello, Paris’, featuring the finest in French music from noted artists including Edith Piaf, Charles Trenet, and more. His beautiful, velvety-smooth vocals will draw you in and he will be accompanied by guitar and accordion. Take a leisurely stroll through the streets of Paris and revisit fond memories of romance through song and dance. Oct. 18, at 7pm. Tickets on sale now at Incanto’s website and box office.

Returning soon by popular demand, tenor Alejandro Peña will present an encore performance on Oct. 19 at 8pm in the theatre. His exquisite operatic vocals mesmerize his audiences and include several well-loved arias and heartfelt ballads. He will again welcome some surprise special guests to join him on stage.

Renowned vocalist and entertainer, Enrique de Allende, sold out several recent concerts at Incanto and will present two encore performances of ‘A Voice Without Borders’ on Oct. 25, 26 at 7pm in the theatre. He sings many of your favorites including familiar operatic arias and contemporary hits by Frank Sinatra, Elvis Presley, Sam Smith, and many others. Early reservations are recommended.

In the Piano Bar…

Joby & Tongo play Latin and American pop/classics. Acoustic guitar and handmade flutes and drums with vocals in English and Spanish. Sundays at 5pm.

Benji Gutierrez plays piano including many of your favorite ballads, jazz, and more. Sundays at 7:30pm.

Salsa Dancing/Lessons are held on Sundays at 8pm (upper terrace) with professional instructor Francisco Ledezma. Lessons are free with your food/drink purchase.

Join ‘The Renteria Brothers’ band on Wednesdays at 7:30pm as they present ‘Thaûmata’. An exciting blend of Latin Jazz, swing, Afro-Cuban, boleros, covers, and originals. Tickets available at the door or online.

Tracy Parks and Joby Hernandez host Open Mic on Thursdays in the piano bar. One of their most popular nights, it is often a full-house and features locals and visitors from all over the world with a wide range of backgrounds and talent.

Popular sultry blues and jazz singer, Joan Houston, returns to Fridays at 5pm in ‘The Joan Houston Show’ featuring American standards and classics with Bob Bruneau at the piano. Arrive early for Happy Hour and two for one from 4-5pm.

The Zoe & Leon Trio (Zoe Wood and Eduardo Leon) play on Fridays at 7:30pm in the air-conditioned piano bar featuring Nuevo Flamenco, swing, Latin Jazz, and traditional Mexican covers and originals with Danny Renteria on percussion. Tickets available at Incanto’s website.

Bingo with Pearl is held on Saturdays at 4pm. Prizes include gift certificates, show tickets, and cash. Lots of laughs! Live entertainment by Ballet Folklorico Tradiciones.

Pianist Dennis Crow plays many of your favorites on the piano Tues., and Fri.- Sun. starting at 9:30pm. He loves requests so bring some friends, gather around the piano and sing along.

Pianist Derek Carkner plays your favorite show tunes and ballads on Saturdays at 7:15pm. Join him around the piano and sing along!

Current hours 4pm-12am Thurs.- Sun. Starting Oct. 15, they will be open Tues. – Sun. Daily Happy Hour features two for one house cocktails, margaritas, and beers 4pm-5pm. Two for one show tickets for select current shows are available during ‘The Zen Hour’ 4pm-5pm daily. For more information and online tickets visit their website www.IncantoVallarta.com. Contact them at [email protected] or call 322 223 9756. Located at Insurgentes 109 (at the Rio Cuale).

Local singer-songwriter, Jose Carlos Olvera, will present an additional concert on Saturday, Oct. 12 at 8pm featuring a selection of acoustic covers and originals . . .

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