Southwest Playhouse

Built in 1920, The Redland Theater was originally known as the Rialto. It started with live shows. Plays, magicians, and comedians all performed here. It originally seated over 900 people which was impressive for a small town. The stage still has the pulley system, counterweights, and ladders that were once used for live shows. At some point it became a movie theater. Sound movies were introduced ~1927. Looking at pictures from the 20s and 30s my family and I went to work taking it back to as original as possible. After 100 years, this amazing theater is open once again as an event venue and bed and breakfast. Our goal is to honor the history and the workers craftmanship. We think you will agree, this is the place to be.

Elk City, Oklahoma, embodies the spirit of western Oklahoma with its vibrant heritage and is strategically located on Historic Route 66 and Interstate 40, making it a prime destination for travelers between Amarillo, Texas, and Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. The city boasts a variety of captivating attractions, entertaining events, diverse shopping opportunities, and comfortable lodging options for all visitors. Notable highlights include the National Route 66 Museum, which showcases the history and memorabilia of America's most iconic highway, as well as annual events like the Rodeo of Champions and the Route 66 Flea Market. Elk City encourages visitors to eat, shop, stay, and play locally, ensuring a memorable experience for the whole family. Generated from the website