Theaters in Denver
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Su Teatro got its start forty years ago as a student operation at the University of Colorado Denver. After that, it moved to numerous facilities around Denver, before finally settling in the Denver Civic Theatre, at the heart of the Arts District on Santa Fe. This is an ideal base for the company, since it’s […]
The mission of the creative staff at BDT Stage is to offer “Broadway-quality” theatrical entertainment at non-Broadway prices. Ordinarily, a statement like that might promote snickers from anyone who takes their theater seriously, but the cast and programming can hold a candle to more expensive productions any day of the week. The theater showcases four […]
WHY “DANGEROUS” THEATRE? The short answer is because it is a dangerous proposition to make a living in theatre. The long answer is that Dangerous Theatre is not like any other small theatre venue out there. Why? For starters the theatre is owned and operated by a single person. Me. Winnie Wenglewick. Yes, I’m aware […]
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The historic Five Points area welcomed the Crossroads Theater in 2007. The theater has a hundred seats and serves small, independent performing arts groups that offer everything from music to theater, poetry and storytelling artists.
Putting the Ellie Caulkins Opera House inside the historic Quigg Newton Auditorium was like building a ship inside a bottle. The auditorium — a 1908 buff-colored brick building designed in a neoclassical style by Robert O. Willison — had become run down over the years and had long since lost its historic interior. And that […]
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Miners Alley Playhouse in Golden began as the Morrison Theatre Company in 1989, and over the years the productions have just become more polished. The 130-seat theater is complemented by Lillie’s Saloon, a bar and lounge where actors and audiences alike can socialize after the show.
Denver’s Avenue Theatre on the edge of downtown has been pleasing audiences for over twenty years. The comfortable, intimate theater offers shows year-round, ranging from musicals to spoofs to serious drama.
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Over the past two decades, Chip Walton and his Curious Theatre Company crew have put on some of Denver’s most provocative, award-winning productions. The company’s headquarters, a nineteenth-century church in the Golden Triangle, is ground zero for the area’s most compelling, provocative theater.
The Jones Theatre lies within the Denver Performing Arts Complex, and hosts some of the most innovative programs in the city.
