National Theatre announces 2026-27 Performance Series concerts
The National Theatre of Breckenridge has announced the lineup for its 2026-27 Performance Series, which will feature three concerts.
Dec. 5 Concert
The first performance will be a Christmas concert with two previous Performance Series entertainers, Maggie Amini and Danny Wright will perform on Saturday, Dec. 5, to kick off the holiday season.
Amini performed in Breckenridge last December with Kevin Singleton. Amini’s music is described as being “deeply rooted in faith and family.” Her musical background includes time spent teaching in the Dominican Republic, where she launched a music program for young girls and a high school choir. Her discography includes “Songs of Home” (2020), a collection of hymns; “Sanctuary Sessions” (2024), featuring live renditions of original songs; and the holiday album “So This Is Christmas.” Notable tracks include “All Who Are Thirsty” and “’Tis So Sweet to Trust in Jesus.”
Wright, who presented a Christmas concert in Breckenridge in 2023, is from Fort Worth and has recorded 57 albums and performed all over the world, including The Parliament of Religions in Salt Lake City, Utah; The Smith Center in Las Vegas, Nevada; as well as The Jack Springer Concert Hall in Calgary, Canada. He has sold over 11 million albums since his debut in 1986 and has twice been named by Billboard magazine as a “Top 10 Artist” in the new-age music genre, with three of his albums in Billboard’s Top 10 New Age Albums for three consecutive years. Trained as a classical pianist, he composes and performs original compositions that are blended with various influences, including contemporary jazz, classical and neoclassical.
The concert is scheduled to begin at 7 p.m. with the doors opening at 6 p.m.
Feb. 13 Concert
The second performance in the series will feature Texas-based country artist Hayden Baker, who blends classic honky-tonk with a contemporary edge. His 2025 album “Alive and Well” showcases his evolution as a songwriter and vocalist with songs that are deeply honest, richly expressive, and brimming with heart.
The concert is scheduled to begin at 7 p.m. with the doors opening at 6 p.m.
April 10 Concert
Closing out the Performance Series will be Jarrod Morris returning for a repeat engagement on April 10. The concert is scheduled to begin at 7 p.m. with the doors opening at 6 p.m.
Morris last performed here with his band in 2024. They gave the local crowd a lively show featuring many of Morris’ own songs, as well as several covers.
He was born in Florida but grew up in Texas. He is a singer-songwriter focusing on country and Americana music.
Ticket Information
Tickets for each show will cost $30 for adults (18+) and $10 for students (17 and under) and may be purchased on the Friends of Historic Breckenridge website (https://friendsofhistoricbreckenridge.org/). Online ticket sales will end at noon the day of the show. Tickets will be available for purchase at the box office based on availability.
For those not wanting to make an online ticket purchase, a limited number of physical tickets will be available to purchase (cash or check only) at Clear Fork Bank in Breckenridge two weeks before the show date.
The Performance Series’ presenting sponsor, Blackhorse Mercantile & Cafe, will offer beer and wine in our bar area for purchase. You must be 21 to purchase adult beverages, and a valid ID is required. Bottled water will also be available for purchase.
The National Theatre, located at 116 E. Walker St. in downtown Breckenridge, is owned by Friends of Historic Breckenridge.
