Historic Malco Theatre Announces Expansive July Schedule Featuring Nightly Magic and Special Guest Performances 

Illusionist Jonathan Erlandson holds audiences spellbound with his magic. July features two exclusive one-night only guest performances. Photography…Daniel Nansel 

The Historic Malco Theatre is turning up the heat this summer with an action-packed July. Headlining the month is Arkansas’ Premier Magic & Illusion Show, starring illusionist Jonathan Erlandson. 

Pushing the boundaries of reality, this high-voltage spectacle, which includes illusion, sleight of hand, mind-reading, impossible stunts, and guest aerial acrobats, will now run six days a week. Audiences can experience the mind-bending illusions Tuesday through Saturday at 8:00 PM, with a special matinee performance on Sundays at 2:00 PM. 

In addition to the nightly magic, the Malco is thrilled to host two exclusive, one-night-only events to round out the month. On Friday, July 24, the stage will come alive with the soulful, high-energy hits of a spectacular Blues Brothers Tribute Show. The following week, on Friday, July 31, the theater shifts gears for a night of non-stop laughter featuring the hilarious stand-up comedy of Steven Farmer. 

Located in the heart of downtown Hot Springs at 817 Central Avenue, the Historic Malco Theatre continues to be the city’s top destination for premium live entertainment. Whether you are a local resident or visiting Central Avenue for a summer getaway, this July schedule offers a world-class experience for everyone. 

Tickets for the Magic & Illusion Show, the Blues Brothers Tribute, and Steven Farmer are available now. For the full schedule of all July performances, tickets, and more information, visit historicmalcotheatre.com or contact the box office at 501-521-3200. 

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