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Love great food and great entertainment?

The Hot Springs Bathhouse Dinner Theatre is located in the heart of downtown Hot Springs and offers a daily dinner buffet with a variety of live entertainment options. Formerly known as The Five Star Theatre, The Hot Springs Bathhouse Dinner Theatre is one of Hot Springs’ best attractions!

The theatre is debuting a new line-up of great show options! The featured show is “The Hot Springs Story”.
This highly entertaining production captures audiences with the fascinating history of this city known as “America’s
First Resort”.

Working with the Garland County Historical Society for historical accuracy, the audience will learn about the
bathhouses, baseball, gangsters, famous & infamous people, gambling, music and entertainers…all in a fun, high energy show!

Other show options include individual entertainers Ken Goodman and Scott Davis. Ken Goodman sings the
music you love, including Sinatra, Martin, Crosby as well as some great Broadway classics. This show is full of
laughs and loved by all! Scott Davis is a comedian and musician with jaw-dropping magic and side-splitting
comedy. Having opened for the likes of Jay Leno, his show has everyone laughing and amazed!

The theatre also offers a comedy play “Always a Bridesmaid”. This comedy is about southern belles who
promised as youth to always be bridesmaids in each other’s weddings; they just didn’t know they’d still be
performing the role quite so often and decades later. Another new offering is a robust Sunday Brunch featuring live
piano by the renowned Ray Liebau. Other new shows will be announced soon!

In the epicenter of downtown, The Hot Springs Bathhouse Dinner Theatre is also debuting Hot Springs first
historic guided walking tour. Period-costumed guides will lead guests down Central Avenue with a narration of the
rich history of downtown Hot Springs. Tour starts at the theatre daily.

In May 2018, Charlie and Jonna Devine, owners of Hot Springs Advertising, purchased The Five Star
Theatre. “When we moved to Hot Springs two years ago from the east coast, we knew we would continue our
advertising agency. The theatre opportunity was a bonus!” The Devines state, “We’ve really enjoyed meeting and
welcoming locals and visitors alike. We appreciate the overwhelming support of the city, Visit Hot Springs,
Downtown Association of Hot Springs and Chamber of Commerce. As a community, we all gain by offering quality
entertainment options.” Under new ownership, all shows are now family-friendly. Customers will also notice new
signage and a new website under the theatre’s new name.

Also, The Hot Springs Bathhouse Dinner Theatre is the sponsor of the Friends of the National Park’s 4 th of
July festival on Arlington Lawn. “We love being part of the growing downtown district,” say the Devines.
“With the wide variety of shows from music, magic and plays, we wanted to offer options for
any family, group, date night or a fun night out!”

Visit the website hotspringsbathhousedinnertheatre.com or call 501-318-1600 for information about show
details, calendar information or to purchase tickets. Reservations are highly recommended.

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