This little theater is very intimate. There are 260 seats and they are pretty close together. The…read moreends of the rows angle toward the stage while the seats next to them face forward. That creates a very small space for the people next to each other to put their legs. I was in seat C13, hubby was in C12 and the 6ft. tall lady in C11 had to vie for leg room. I believe the seats are original to the theater. My seat was lumpy and not at all comfortable. It was directly behind the seat in front of me so I had to lean to the side to see the stage. That said, the building has a very interesting history. It was originally built in the 1920's as the Town Hall for Littleton. A fire truck was kept in what's now the lobby and there was a jail in the basement. The whole building has a historical feel. The staff was friendly and welcoming and their production of Avenue Q was excellent. Parking is along Main Street which could be a challenge so I recommend arriving early.

This is a really cute theater! Last night was our first visit to the Littleton Town Hall Center for…read more"I Love You, You're Perfect, Now Change," which is my favorite play of all time!! I bought the tickets and knew that there wouldn't be a bad seat in the place, but with it being my favorite play, I chose the front row. It did not disappoint as we were a little raised from the stage so you're not looking up straining your neck the entire time. The refreshments sold are of a wonderful variety and the canned bloody mary was delicious! I do wish they had cup holders simply because I'm accient prone. I would love to see another play here soon!

The conductor has made participating in the Arapahoe Philharmonic an incredibly harsh environment…read more He thinks he's hot stuff and has implemented unfair and unreasonable practices, resulting in a large number of musicians leaving to join other orchestras in the area. If you are considering attending a concert put on by this group, please consider supporting one of the many other wonderful local orchestras in the region. This group/conductor does not deserve your support. They recently rebranded to "Symphony of the Rockies" to try to save face, so watch out. Just Google search "Arapahoe Philharmonic" and you'll see a number of articles describing exactly the situation I'm talking about.

I've been going to concerts given by this orchestra for at least 15 years. I always enjoyed them,…read moreand they've gotten nothing but better. I really can't afford the Colorado Symphony anymore so I'm so happy to have an orchestra of this caliber at an affordable price. I can even get season tickets!

I have seen a few performances and they are riveting and moving beyond "normal theater". Seeing…read moreCaberet through the cast's eyes was haunting when you think about who the Nazis targeted first. Annie was similar. I was so emotional for both shows and I love being pushed out of comfort zone and really thinking about the plight of the characters.

A laudable and impressive company that was easily in the top 3 of several theatres I visited this…read moresummer while traveling around the country. I particularly appreciated how Phamaly stays true to its mission of casting actors and theatre professionals with some sort of disability, but does not emphasize those challenges, instead finding ways to bring out the best of each individual as it relates to the performance at hand. It seems like Phamaly has increased its programming over the last few years, and it's clear that they maintain high and committed artistic integrity, so they are definitely ones to watch in the greater Denver area.

This place is such a cool cultural inspiration for the Hispanic/Latino communities in Colorado!…read moreApparently they will be renovating the inside soon but overall the staff is super friendly, the Guadalupe play was a well put together play, and the food and drinks served inside were such a steal! Well priced with tamales for $3 (yummy too)!

Awesome community theater that puts on an extraordinary number of culturally themed performances,…read moreand many are based in Colorado as well. They have oratorios, plays, monologues, multimedia performances, musicals, and the list goes on. What a beautiful way to honor and celebrate local Latinx and Chicano culture!

Great experience with A Touch of Class Music. We had a lot of moving parts for our wedding,…read moreincluding wanting my sister to sing a song during the ceremony. Tracy and her musicians were so helpful and accommodating - working through a million questions, song selections and options, and making us feel comfortable that they understood our vision. Day of the wedding, they were spot-on, even when we were running a bit late. The music was perfect and they were so friendly and easy to work with. Highly recommended.

I am a wedding planner (PlanningTheIDo.com). A Touch of Class provided a string trio for my…read moreclient's wedding at Denver Botanic Garden. They were amazing and perfect for the venue and intimate wedding. 100% recommend.

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!

I attended Lamont for my master's for two years and had the best education. I received my…read morebachelor's oversea and PhD in Hawaii, so I think I can make a fair judgement. So this is really something unique! The class size is small and you would build great relationship with all your professors. And the professors would go extra miles to help you for your academic success. And I'm now an educator in higher education myself and Lamont really shaped my teaching philosophy seeing how my professors treat the students. The tuition is expensive but they usually offer generous scholarships, and the tuition you pay worth every penny!

Who knew a place like this existed right in the middle of the school? Coach and I went here and saw…read moreCarmen and I was highly impressed with a lot of the talent there. First of all, the theater itself is really pretty and I don't think there's a bad seat in the house. Even the seats I thought would be blocked by the overhead lights become unblocked as the lights raised all the way to the ceiling at the beginning of the performance. During the intermissions you hang out in what I imagine should be called a great hall where you can drink sodas, beer, wine and water or have some snacks. I'm pretty sure they sell Fanta Orange, which equals Tiffany being a big fan. I love that stuff along with Welch's Grape. However, I drank wine since it was Friday and wine is like scissors over Fanta's paper. The actors rotate every other night and they come from schools across the country. Some of them had voices that made me think they should be on a very famously known stage in the opera world. Others were kind of hard to hear, but eh, they are students. Overall I really enjoyed it, but that may be because they have a translator screen above the stage that lets you know what they hell is going on when you can quite figure it out based on actions alone. **Disclosure: I am in no way a professional opera critic as this was the very first I've attended.

Tonight we had watched Harry Prince and the Cursed Child…read more I had met a group of friends and we had an excellent time here. It was fun getting in roll play with others as well. Our seats were front row balcony and I'm normally afraid of heights. When I first got to our seats i felt kind of woozy but before the end of show I was over my fear. The set was set up brilliantly along with the story.

Came here with my sister and brother in law to see Harry Potter and the Cursed Child last week…read more Security was a bit unorganized. Although I didn't have any medal on me (no purse/phone/watch), the medal detector kept going off and the hand held wand was going off as well. The manager was convinced I had stuff in my pockets or in my tennis shoes. It was a back and forth for quite sometime. The theatre itself is pretty. The seats are comfy and each seat has a cup holder. The bathrooms were somewhat clean. The lines were long for both restrooms and drinks. A major pro was the parking lot was close by.