My daughter and I attended The Music Man at the Buell Theater yesterday. It was just terrific. The…read morecast was perfect and the music & dancing were unbelievable! The theater is a great venue and has concessions in the lobby and cup holders at each seat. It was a wonderful way to spend a Sunday afternoon in Denver!

The Buell is always a great venue. This time we were seeing Moulin Rouge. Security was a breeze…read more The staff is always welcoming and eager to help you find where you need to be. We were up at the top so we took the elevator. Be patient, it takes a bit. Found our seats and enjoyed a great show. At intermission we did have to scoot down to the second floor for a bathroom break. We were back in time before things go going again. At the end, we listened to the pit orchestra play until they finished and we had much less crowd to get through to leave. Overall a great evening.

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.

The Wolf Theater is a theater in the round experience with no bad seats or views. It's a great…read moreplace to catch a play or musical in a more intimate setting. During intermission, guests can enjoy the patio. Several concession stands exist, but the lines are long before a show.

I learned from past experience to arrive earlier to get closer parking…read more I really like this theater. Their productions are great and going to a matinee makes for a wonderful Sunday afternoon. This time we were seeing Ride the Cyclone. I had gotten tickets because a few friends were going and it was a favorite musical of my daughter's. She thoroughly enjoyed the production. Their cast is always top-notch and the music was fantastic! I highly recommend going to see a production here.

I have been to see a couple performances so far. Both have been top-notch. The first one I saw was…read morea year or two ago, and it was Spamalot. The show was fantastic, and, despite using minimal staging or props, they very much set the scene. The acting was excellent. I really enjoyed the performances, and I definitely got my moneys worth. The laughs per minute factor was off the charts. The concession stand had a decent selection of beer, wine, and mixed drinks. More recently, I went here to see a one woman show of Who's Holiday. Despite the fact that this was shown in the Cabaret space, which is basically a fancy way of saying the lobby, it really worked. The young woman performing this is such a talented actress. This was an enchanting and hilarious couple of hours. I remembered the actress from her performance in Spamalot. Jenny Mather is a treasure.

Yes, I'm definitely a fan of Cherry Creek Theater!…read more CCT is a relatively new addition to the Denver theater scene, and have just begun their second season of productions. They're so new, in fact, they don't actually have a traditional theater space. They partner with the Shaver-Ramsey rug gallery in Cherry Creek and hold their performances in the large room off to the side of the main showroom. The acoustics are wonderful, and the space works really well. The performance we saw was in-the-round, so there wasn't a bad seat in the place. They don't focus on one specific type of theater - you'll find dramas, comedies, even musicals. I suspect that anything you see will be quite good as they get some of the best acting talent in Denver, and do a solid job with their script selection. The CCT also offers refreshments before the show and during intermission, including wine, most of which seemed to just have a suggested "donation" amount. You are allowed to bring drinks into the theater - yay! They find places around the area (Whole Foods, for example) and bring in pretty decent bites. So, there you go - yet another theater in Denver you perhaps never knew was there. Check it out!

Saw 'Ann' there a couple of weeks ago - a one woman play about Ann Richards, the feisty former…read moregovernor of Texas. Great little theater, wonderful people and the production was first rate. It ends this Sunday the 15th. Not to be missed, people!

This elegant facility, completed in 2011, is the arts center for the City of Lone Tree. The Main…read moreStage Theater has 480 seats, none more than 60 feet from the stage. The Grand Entry Hall is a soaring lobby that can accomodate private events and is the main display space for art shows. There is also an Event Hall that opens to the outdoor Terrace Theater. Concessions available are beer, wine, cocktails, soft drinks, and snacks. The facility is really quite spectacular. I recently visited to view the Roland Bernier retrospective which included a substantial selection of his work from the 1980s/1990s. The expansive lobby provided an excellent setting for his large-scale works. Additional art display space is available in the long hallway that leads from the lobby to the administration offices. The Arts Center has a busy schedule of theatrical and musical events that are presented in the Main Stage and Terrace theaters. There is also a regular schedule of art exhibits. This is a well-designed complex that offers many reasons to visit for those with an interest in many areas of the arts.

I can echo Tiffany N in saying this spot is a total hidden gem within the hustle and bustle of Lone…read moreTree! I've frequented the Lone Tree Arts Center many times for various shows and events and can say that I'm a FAN! Music on the outdoor Terrace? YES PLEASE! Community theater shows featuring local actors and actresses? VERY COOL! Seasonal plays, musicals and Christmas shows? YOU MUST GO! Events hosted by the Alzheimer's Association for families and loved ones? THE COOLEST! SO much opportunity! The website highlights the various shows, events and happenings at the Arts Center and each one is carefully curated, offered to everyone and at a low cost. The theater itself is huge, well maintained and offers levels of seating - perfect at any view. Staff is beyond friendly, welcoming and smiley each and every time! I actively look for events at this Arts Center and find myself truly enjoying each experience! Definitely worth a shot :)

Every show I've seen here has been EXCELLENT. I most recently saw Dinner, which was a…read morethought-provoking dark comedy, lots of laughs and very creative writing. Another favorite here of mine was Misery. The acting was superb. The theater itself is very clean and well laid out with some gallery rooms. You can buy drinks and being them into the theater, but they don't sell snacks. They only have two bathrooms so the line at intermission is a little long, but it's bearable since it's a small theater. If you haven't been, I highly recommend checking it out. Very talented performers, pretty art space, and wonderful productions. Also gotta check out the decked out truck in the parking lot, it's a piece of art.

Woa went to sit it my seat and it was so low I hit it with a thump ( it should be called Thump…read moreTheater) because it was low I was able to see well and moved up to the top row for better visibility. There are just 5 rows and the venue holds under 100 seats. Lighting was good and hearing the 6 performers was good too. The sister Claire ( a alcoholic) was my favorite character. She was most colorful, interesting and entertaining. The play was ' A Delicate Balance' and 3 hours is too long for me. There was an art exhibit in the lobby and easy parking.

Loved this venue. This was my first time attending a performance at the Newman Center for the…read morePerforming Arts. The parking structure is attached to the building. The acoustics were on point. There really is no bad seat at all. I will be looking for other performances to attend. We saw Bob James during the recent jazz festival. Let me just say, there is no way he is 86 years old the way he was playing the piano.

This is probably the second time I've attended this venue. I actually really like it. Came here to…read moresee comedian Max Amini. It was a great show. The ushers were great. The theater was clean. I liked where I sat. Beautiful theater. I would definitely come see more shows here.

If you haven't seen, Birthday Candles, I highly recommend it. It is funny, heartwarming, and very…read morewell done!!

Love this place! We were looking for a small, intimate theater setting with high-quality acting,…read moreand Curious Theatre was an excellent choice. It is fun to see big productions like Cats or Phantom of the Opera on Broadway or in larger venues, but it is more engaging to sit 15-20 feet from the stage and feel as if you are part of the action. We tried the Curious Theatre for the first time this fall, and loved their production of "The Minutes" (always enjoy Tracy Letts). We returned for the wonderful production of "Letters to Suresh" as well a month later. The theater uses an old church so every seat is great, street parking is easy, and there are fun food options within a block - we enjoyed Zeps Epic Sandwiches and Torchys Tacos, coffee at Cherry Bean Coffee, and will try Eiskaffee on our next visit. Definitely worth a visit!

We always enjoy our time at the Denver Center for Performing Arts!…read more The venue itself is always well-organized, comfortable, and welcoming. The staff were friendly and helpful, making the entire evening seamless from start to finish. The Denver Center continues to be such a gem for the arts community. We're already looking forward to our next show!

Atmosphere & Performance This was The Notebook The Musical…read moreso it is different from the book and the movie. I would say the musical leans more toward a romantic comedy especially compared to the movie and you will definitely notice the differences. That said I still think The Notebook musical is great. I really enjoyed it and it absolutely still has those tearjerker moments. The cast was awesome and everyone sang so beautifully. The performances felt genuine and emotional and the atmosphere in the theater really helped pull everything together. Customer Service Customer service was amazing. Everyone was super friendly helpful and accommodating from the moment we arrived. As soon as I checked in they noticed I was a lottery ticket winner and congratulated me which was really sweet and unexpected. I did not need that but it was still a very thoughtful touch. Staff showed us where to go and once we got closer to our seating area another staff member walked us directly to our seats. Overall everyone was welcoming and made the experience feel smooth and stress free. Pricing & Parking I got my tickets through Lucky Seats. Which is a lottery-style system for discounted tickets. We won two tickets for a total of $78 and our seats were very close to the stage with a great view. Discounted tickets made the experience even better. Parking at DCPA was $17, and they only accept card payments. Parking was convenient, with several nearby options, and it did not feel overwhelming getting in or out. Food & Drinks For food and drinks I paid twenty two dollars total not including tip. I got one Sprite one bottled Sprite one bottle of Coca Cola and a pack of gummy bears. I understand it is for a great cause and supports DCPA but it is a bit pricey. If you need to sneak in your own snacks do what you gotta do. Overall Experience My overall experience was honestly perfect. The performance was amazing the seats were great and the entire night was so much fun. I would absolutely go back again and highly recommend checking out DCPA and one of their shows.

It was really nice I got to hear about 20 minutes early and there was open bar with wine and lots…read moreof cookies and carrots and celery with dip and then some water it was really nice. Show started later than scheduled but that's pretty usual in the theater well maybe not just maybe local theaters

Limited parking next to building + street parking. Spare space with black curtains from ceiling to…read morefloor with minimal set design. The are an avant-garde theatre with changing playwrights. They have 6 rows of padded seats on both sides of the performance space for this production. This play was titled Willy/Nicky based on historical correspondence between Kaiser Wilhem of Germany and Czar Nicholas of Russia (both were cousins and grandchildren of Queen Victoria of England). It covers the time period before, during and after World War I. It included the "Mad Monk" Rasputin. Lots of sexual innuendo with Rasputin portrayed as a draq queen. A funny and thought provoking play.