New theater in Lake Geneva
In February, Beth Tumas opened the Grapevine Theatre, 609 W. Main St., Lake Geneva, next door to another business she owns, The Bottle Shop.Â
Here is a tour of the new intimate live entertainment venue, where Tumas hopes to hold many events that are unique for audiences and performers alike.
Grapevine Theatre
Welcome to Grapevine Theatre, Lake Geneva’s newest place to see concerts, stand-up comedy and much more.
Beth Tumas
Beth Tumas, owner of The Bottle Shop, turned the former Tristan Crist Magic Theatre into Grapevine Theatre. The live entertainment venue is now connected to The Bottle Shop.Â
Beth & friends in the theater
Beth Tumas, with (left) Nathan Mengo, of CJW Distribution, and (right) customer Jose Martinez.
From the stage
Grapevine Theatre can seat 52 guests.
Grapevine's annex
Most of the renovation was in the annex of Grapevine Theatre, which now continues the design scheme found in The Bottle Shop.Â
Steve Targo
Special Sections Coordinator
Welcome to Grapevine Theatre, the newest place in Lake Geneva to catch live entertainment in an intimate setting.Â
More people are watching TV during the coronavirus outbreak. Special Sections Coordinator Steve Targo writes about some of the shows and movies he's watching while staying at home.Â
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