Warren Miller’s
Extreme Ski Film

December 30 • 4:00 & 7:30 pm

Hosted by DAN EGAN

Every year, Warren Miller Entertainment delivers a brand-new, adrenaline-fueled extreme ski film—and we’re thrilled to close out our season as the final screening in the United States. This is more than a movie night; it’s a full-on celebration of mountain culture right here in the heart of the White Mountains.

Join us for an unforgettable evening featuring legendary local skier Dan Egan, who brings insider stories, behind-the-scenes insights, and plenty of energy to the event—along with free giveaways and surprises throughout the night.

Mark your calendar now. While the official title and tickets won’t be announced until the fall, this event sells out every year—so don’t miss your chance to be part of one of the most exciting and talked-about nights of the season!

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FAQ’s

Learn about our ticketing policies, refund guidelines, and code of conduct for all attendees.

How long is the show?

The film is usually divided into two sections, to accommodate an intermission, which includes raffle drawings and give-a-ways by local ski legend, Dan Egan.

Including Dan’s welcome introduction, the film, and intermission, the experience usually lasts a little over 2 hours. 

What is this show rated?

This show is rated G.

What time should I arrive?

If you already have tickets, we recommend arriving at least 15 minutes before showtime. The auditorium opens 30 minutes before the performance, and our bar opens one hour prior. Lines at the bar can be long, so allow extra time if you plan to purchase food or drinks. Please also keep in mind that Main Street in Lincoln can be busy during peak vacation periods, and local restaurants may have long waits—plan accordingly.

What happens if I arrive late?

If you arrive after the performance has begun, our House Manager or Ushers will help you enter the auditorium at an appropriate time. To minimize disruptions, you may be asked to sit closer to the entrance during Act I. Please note that we do not offer discounts or refunds for late arrivals.

What happens if I purchase tickets, but then something comes up?

All ticket sales are final and non-refundable. In special cases, we may be able to exchange your tickets for another performance for a small fee. Alternatively, you may choose to convert your tickets into a donation.

Are there any discounts or special deals for this show?
  • Military Discount: We offer a 10% discount for current and former members of the military.

  • NH Residents Night: On Friday nights during our Mainstage Theatre Series, New Hampshire residents can purchase $35 tickets with a valid NH license or second home owner utility bill. These tickets must be purchased in person at the Box Office and are subject to availability.

  • Group Rates: Discounts are available for groups of 20 or more. Please contact the Box Office for details.

How accessible is this show?
  • Our parking lot includes 4 handicap spaces and a convenient drop-off location by the front entrance with a ramp.

  • The lobby, restrooms, and Row F seating are all on the same level—no stairs required.

  • We offer two wheelchair spaces in Row F, each with a companion seat.

  • Restrooms include a private, handicap-accessible stall with a locking door.

  • ADA Listening Devices are available through your smartphone and earbuds, or a Bluetooth-enabled hearing aid. Our staff will be happy to assist you with setup upon arrival.

Audience Feedback

A delightful experience for the whole family!

A Gem in the White Mountains

Attending a performance at Jean’s Playhouse is always a highlight of our trips to Lincoln. The quality of the productions rivals that of larger cities, and the intimate setting makes each show feel personal. It’s incredible to have such a cultural treasure nestled in the heart of the White Mountains.

— Emily R., Regular Visitor

Nurturing Young Talent

My daughter participated in the youth education program at Jean’s Playhouse, and the experience was transformative. The staff’s dedication to fostering young talent is evident, and the skills she gained have been invaluable both on and off the stage.

— Mark T., Proud Parent

A Testament to Community Spirit

Jean’s Playhouse stands as a beacon of community and resilience. From its origins in a repurposed paper mill to the modern venue it is today, the theater embodies the spirit of creativity and togetherness. Every performance is a testament to what can be achieved when passion meets purpose.

— Linda M., Local Resident

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