Me and my husband went to the Chipper Lowell Experience here. Great show. Lots of interactive…read moreentertainment. Highly recommend for something new to do

Absolutely amazing and truly magical. Definitely one of the best entertainment experiences I have…read moreever had. I am looking forward to bringing friends and family and setting up private events for my networking groups. A must to see. You won't be disappointed!

I saw "English" which was well written, acted and staged. More than impressive. No wonder it sold…read moreout. The womens' situations and feelings were tightly woven which gave the audience a lot to think about. The masculine ingredients were subtle and the actor displayed his privilege of being part of a male dominated society. Thank you to the entire production crew, writer and actors for providing depth and connection in a short amount of time. The Theatre has good chairs, is intimate and wonderful.

Wow! What an amazing showing at a great little theater. I have never been here and so glad I got…read morethe opportunity. There is no bad seat choice as the theater is small enough that you can see everything and immerse yourself into the show. They have a bar and some snacks you can purchase outside of the theater. The show was outstanding. My son and I had a wonderful evening here. I look forward to coming to more shows at this venue.

Great theater - quality acting and productions…read more The venue itself is an old auto mechanic shop and it is still quite chilly and drafty and it is clear the actors smoke inside the building. There's a lot of cement and dark paint and cinderblocks. There are no creature comforts except for a pot of coffee and a drinking fountain. So keep that in mind if you like a glass of wine before the theater. As always - the productions are usually classic and exceptional. So if you are a true theater aficionado, this is exactly what you're looking for! It is theater set in the rawest conditions, and there is something very artsy about that!

Germinal has been around for nearly four decades, and stages four or five shows a year. Seating…read moreabout 100 people, it's small - but, the layout is great, and you should have a decent view no matter where you're seated. Also, I found the seating at Germinal to be much more comfortable than at a lot of other similar venues. So, what should you expect? Well, when they say they're a minimalist theater, they're not kidding! The sets leave quite a bit to your imagination, but (from what I've seen) the acting more than makes up for it. Insider tip: Check their website for specials, as they do run 2-1 tickets, meaning you could see a show for under $12. There is a small lot behind the theater, but just plan on street parking. Also, if you have a choice, bring your clunker. The neighborhood is a little iffy. Overall, I'd definitely recommend Germinal, and I'm looking forward to going back.

This was my first time at the Wolf Theater and I was worried our seats on the far left side would…read morehave a bad view of the stage. That was not the case! It appears that every seat in this theater is good! I love the semi-circle and I can honestly say that even on a far edge of the theater, we a still had an awesome view and experience! ANY seat will be worth it! Destiny of Desire was hysterical! My parents were in town and we all absolutely loved it! The theater was a bit cold though, so bring a jacket. Also, my parents used the audio sets, provided at the disability desk, and it was absolutely worth it. I highly recommend taking advantage of those headphones if you have trouble hearing in a rounded theater. I think they loved the show even more because they didn't have to strain to hear it!

Theater in the round is a great thing. Loved getting to see one of my favorites here at The Wolf…read more Seats are better than the Buell's imo in terms of comfort and views. Ushers are friendly and helpful. Fun drinks to match the show as well. Good time all around-lol.

A great theatre, professional actors, top-notch performances are what you'll find at Miners Alley…read morePerforming Arts Centre! They have new performances all the time, check their event calendar online. You can purchase tickets online or at the door. The seats are comfortable. The shows are always great! They have the best stage decor set-ups,! I love having a theatre close by in Golden, where I can support the arts. They even have a bar with seating, so you can show up early grab a drink, before the show or take it in the theatre with you. The staff and actors are always super nice! We have seen several performances and always have a great night out! Our most recent was, Taco Town!

Minor Alley is so awesome. We took my son to see the legend of sleepy Hollow. The actors come out…read morebefore the performances so kids get to meet them and they have different interactive parts of the performance where kids get to participate. We had such a great time that we're in fact, going back tomorrow with some friends to see the Nutcracker!

Such a cute intimate theater. We went for Saw the musical. Very funny! I would spring for closer…read moreseats next time. We did the very back row and there isn't much of a slope, so it can be hard to see over heads. Especially when the person in front of you wants to rock a giant wide brimmed hat. For fox sake please don't wear a giant hat to a theater!!

Really fun experience! The musical was a blast, but I just wish the seats were angled better so you…read morecan see the stage well from the last couple of rows. I really had to strain my neck to see a lot of the show.

Spotlight Theatre Company continues giving us great productions! Saw Enchanted April and it was…read morejust such a light and whimsical play that made us feel so good afterwards. It was so appropriate especially with how good the weather has been these past few days. It amazes me how with such a small stage the way the production design team can make it look gloomy and enchanting during the intermission. The actors were spot on!! All of them did a great job in bringing the characters to life. This coming weekend is their last performance so make sure to see it!!

Spotfire Theater Co. is another AMAZING little theatre troupe in Denver- who knew there were so…read moremany? Performing at the John Hand Stage on the Lowry Campus, this troupe really packs a punch! The most recent performance I saw was "Christmas Belles", a Texas Christmas story- Hilarious! And there were a bunch of characters, and a really ambitious (and effective) set! Tickets were inexpensive ($16) and a chuckle a minute. Check them out!

Pros: great museum, great entertainment Cons: the one small…read moreplate of food not nearly worth the $60, not enough seats, over priced drinks, over crowded dance floor Eat and drink first then go with the cheaper ticket

This was fun, but probably not for the price. A group of us purchased VIP tickets, which included…read morethe dinner, an ornament, 2 drink tickets, a photo op, a tour of the museum, and VIP seating near the stage. The tickets were over $300 each, so keep that in mind as I list the pros and cons: Pros: -The entertainment was great! The singers, Frank Sinatra impersonators, and the orchestras were all amazing, and I loved it. -There were some pretty decent scenes for taking photos. I appreciated their Christmas story setup in the front. -The museum tour was nice. One of the volunteers was very knowledgable and passionate, he spent an hour taking us through all of the planes in the museum. I only wish he'd had a microphone, because we were going through all the same places that the other guests were, and especially near the stage, it was hard to hear him if you weren't standing very close. Cons: -Highly disorganized. We had to go back to the front twice, once because they didn't give us a VIP bracelet, and another because they didn't give us the drink or meal tickets that come with it. The VIP booth up front was using a list with names to check people in, and they almost didn't give us our ornaments because 2 people in our group checked in first, and they thought they had given all the ornaments in our group to those two people. They didn't have our table seat written down (we did though with our tickets), and they didn't know who was giving the museum tour. Seats at the tables weren't reserved, even though the tickets said that they were. There was a Christmas market that was scattered towards the back, and I felt bad for the vendors because half of them were in a well-trafficked area, and the other half were in the very back, and I would have had NO idea they were there if I hadn't done the museum tour. There was no signage that I could see letting people know that there were additional vendors. The balloons didn't drop at the New Year's toast, which was hilarious, but also probably avoidable. -Very crowded. Not necessarily the number of people, but just the layout. The VIP tables were set VERY close to each other, with 12 seats at each circular table, so we were sitting elbow to elbow with other people that we didn't know. Trying to navigate between the tables to get to your seat was difficult without asking people to move. There were very long lines to get into the building, to check into the VIP area (likely because of the above), to take photos, to get drinks, to get food, etc. Lots of lines and narrow walking paths. -Food was not worth the price. I see that the value of the meal is about $60--for that, you get ONE paper plate full of food through a buffet-style line that includes turkey, sirlon, mashed potatoes, green beans, cranberry sauce, rolls, and a salad. Dessert was a small mousse cup or a gingerbread cookie, but those were gone by 7pm. The food was okay, but not anywhere close to $60 per plate. This isn't on the event, because I looked at Biscuits and Berries' catering cost, and these meals were charged at cost. I'd recommend a different catering company! -A lot of the features were overhyped. For example, the "free swing dance lesson" was a brief, 15 minute takeover of the stage by Mercury Cafe to teach every person who was on the dance floor a quick choreography. Fun, and a great advertisement for the business, but certainly not a dance lesson! The "Charles Dickens town" was a small fire pit outside the entrance with two classic cars parked, and the horse carriage ride was through the parking lot. The "Santa village" was a VERY small area amongst the planes with a narrow walking space to see Santa and take a photo with him. I believe that this isn't the regular venue where this event happens, and maybe they had trouble fitting everything into the space they had, but I do believe that with some better organization they could have made it work. TL;DR: They had some really great things that were overshadowed by the high price and lack of organization.