Theatre
Curious Theatre—Golden Triangle
The Denver Project
8:00 pm
1080 Acoma St.
303-623-0524
$32
Bronx-based playwrights Steven Sapp and
Mildred Ruiz have worked with Denver’s
homeless, social agency workers and city
officials to create this rich portrait of those
living on the city’s margins. THE DENVER
PROJECT breaks the bounds of traditional
theatre, fusing poetry and theatre, politics
and choreography, and the passionate tales
of our city’s shadowed community.
Ends June 21
Town Hall Arts Center—Littleton
Company
7:30 pm
2450 West Main Street
303-794-2787
$23, $30 & $34
A smart, bittersweet musical comedy
portrayal of married couples, as seen by their
bachelor friend.
Five married couples all want to see their
bachelor friend Bobby settled down. Three
girls all want Bobby’s affection. And Bobby?
He doesn’t know what he wants. This
musical comedy look at the sometimes
wonderful, sometimes caustic, but
undeniably necessary aspects of human
relationships are what make this arguably
Stephen Sondheim’s greatest musical.
Quick witted and razor sharp, the touching
lyrics and true to life characters are what
made this show such a success in its recent,
Tony award winning, Broadway revival, and
why we know you’ll love having Bobby and
his friends as Company.
Ends June 29
Shadow Theatre –Original Aurora
Dinah Was
7:30 pm
1468 Dayton St.
1-866-388-4849
www.shadowtheatre.com
$25
Suppose you'd been adorned the title "Queen
of the Blues" and you are set to headline at
the Sahara Hotel in Las Vegas, except it is
1959 and the hotel management has
reserved a special trailer out back, as blacks
are forbidden from staying in the hotel. Grab
your belongings and head for the door, Dinah
Washington is about to enter the building!
Always a lady but most often a diva, Dinah
Washington had a unique way of getting in
and out of trouble!
Ends May 31
Mizel Center –East Side
H.M.S. Pinafore
7:30 pm
Shwayder Theatre
350 S. Dahlia St.
303-316-6360
303-377-4831—box office
$18
Gilbert & Sullivan’s - "HMS Pinafore or The
Lass That Loved a Sailor" Gilbert and
Sullivan’s popular opera of love between
members of different social classes.
May 29, 31, June 1, 5, 7, & 8
Curious Theatre—Golden Triangle
The Denver Project
8:00 pm
1080 Acoma St.
303-623-0524
$32
Bronx-based playwrights Steven Sapp and
Mildred Ruiz have worked with Denver’s
homeless, social agency workers and city
officials to create this rich portrait of those
living on the city’s margins. THE DENVER
PROJECT breaks the bounds of traditional
theatre, fusing poetry and theatre, politics
and choreography, and the passionate tales
of our city’s shadowed community.
Ends June 21
Town Hall Arts Center—Littleton
Company
7:30 pm
2450 West Main Street
303-794-2787
$23, $30 & $34
A smart, bittersweet musical comedy
portrayal of married couples, as seen by their
bachelor friend.
Five married couples all want to see their
bachelor friend Bobby settled down. Three
girls all want Bobby’s affection. And Bobby?
He doesn’t know what he wants. This
musical comedy look at the sometimes
wonderful, sometimes caustic, but
undeniably necessary aspects of human
relationships are what make this arguably
Stephen Sondheim’s greatest musical.
Quick witted and razor sharp, the touching
lyrics and true to life characters are what
made this show such a success in its recent,
Tony award winning, Broadway revival, and
why we know you’ll love having Bobby and
his friends as Company.
Ends June 29
Shadow Theatre –Original Aurora
Dinah Was
7:30 pm
1468 Dayton St.
1-866-388-4849
www.shadowtheatre.com
$25
Suppose you'd been adorned the title "Queen
of the Blues" and you are set to headline at
the Sahara Hotel in Las Vegas, except it is
1959 and the hotel management has
reserved a special trailer out back, as blacks
are forbidden from staying in the hotel. Grab
your belongings and head for the door, Dinah
Washington is about to enter the building!
Always a lady but most often a diva, Dinah
Washington had a unique way of getting in
and out of trouble!
Ends May 31
Mizel Center –East Side
H.M.S. Pinafore
7:30 pm
Shwayder Theatre
350 S. Dahlia St.
303-316-6360
303-377-4831—box office
$18
Gilbert & Sullivan’s - "HMS Pinafore or The
Lass That Loved a Sailor" Gilbert and
Sullivan’s popular opera of love between
members of different social classes.
May 29, 31, June 1, 5, 7, & 8
Avenue Theatre—Uptown
“Almost Denver—The Songs and Failures of
Jim Aurora”
7:30 pm
417 E. 17th Avenue
303-321-5925
$24
The life, career and music of a forgotten folk
singer who couldn’t quite make it all the way
to Denver, so he settled in one of the city’s
better-known suburbs.
Come experience the unknown legacy of Jim
Aurora as told through the Jim Aurora tribute
band. Once you witness the life and failures
of forgotten folk-singer, Jim Aurora, .you’ll
realize your life doesn’t suck so bad.
Who can forget his songs …
Parker Road
Rocky Mountain High
Grandpa’s Swollen Head
Thank God I’m Unemployed
Heavin’ on a Jet Plane
Castration
Extended to July 12
Miner’s Alley Playhouse—Golden
Sherlock Holmes:
The Final Adventure
7:30 pm
1224 Washington Ave.
303-935-3044
$20
"The game is afoot, Watson--and it is a
dangerous one!"
Sherlock Holmes at the height of his powers
is surrounded by all the elements that fans of
his exploits have come to expect: danger,
intrigue, wit, humor and surprise. With his
trusted companion Doctor Watson at his
side, Holmes matches wits with his arch-
nemesis, the evil Professor Moriarty, and
faces his greatest challenge: a chilling
mystery involving a kidnapped diva,
scandalous letters, and London's seamy
underworld.
Ends June 1
Vintage Theatre –Uptown
The Boys Next Door
7:30 pm
2119 East 17th Avenue
303-839-1361
$22
Very funny and thoroughly touching Off-
Broadway hit that focuses on the unusual
lives of four mentally challenged men, where
‘little things’ sometimes become
momentous.
Ends June 1
Arvada Center
Altar Boyz Special Engagement
7:00 pm
6901 N. Wadsworth Blvd.
720-898-7200
$42 & $48
Great news... Altar Boyz, the acclaimed Off-
Broadway musical comedy, is coming to the
Arvada Center April 2008. Winner of the
coveted Outer Critics Circle Award for Best
Musical Off-Broadway, Altar Boyz is the
longest running new musical comedy to
open in New York in years! Altar Boyz tells the
holy inspiring story of five small-town boys,
Matthew, Mark, Luke, Juan and Abraham,
trying to save the world one screaming fan at
a time. This heavenly boy band is a pop
sensation with a mix of extraordinary music,
amazing choreography and lighthearted fun-
a pure delight that's suitable for all ages.
Altar Boyz is going to alter your mind!
Ends June 1
Buntport Theater—SFAD
McGuinn & Murry
8:00 pm
717 Lipan St.
720-946-1388
$15
Take a stroll through memory lane -
Raymond Chandler's 1940s or Buntport
Theater's 2004 production of this play,
depending on how you view it.
McGuinn And Murry, a spoof inspired by pulp
detective magazines and more than a couple
film noir classics, will take the stage starring
Erik Edborg and Erin Rollman.
Ends May 31
“Almost Denver—The Songs and Failures of
Jim Aurora”
7:30 pm
417 E. 17th Avenue
303-321-5925
$24
The life, career and music of a forgotten folk
singer who couldn’t quite make it all the way
to Denver, so he settled in one of the city’s
better-known suburbs.
Come experience the unknown legacy of Jim
Aurora as told through the Jim Aurora tribute
band. Once you witness the life and failures
of forgotten folk-singer, Jim Aurora, .you’ll
realize your life doesn’t suck so bad.
Who can forget his songs …
Parker Road
Rocky Mountain High
Grandpa’s Swollen Head
Thank God I’m Unemployed
Heavin’ on a Jet Plane
Castration
Extended to July 12
Miner’s Alley Playhouse—Golden
Sherlock Holmes:
The Final Adventure
7:30 pm
1224 Washington Ave.
303-935-3044
$20
"The game is afoot, Watson--and it is a
dangerous one!"
Sherlock Holmes at the height of his powers
is surrounded by all the elements that fans of
his exploits have come to expect: danger,
intrigue, wit, humor and surprise. With his
trusted companion Doctor Watson at his
side, Holmes matches wits with his arch-
nemesis, the evil Professor Moriarty, and
faces his greatest challenge: a chilling
mystery involving a kidnapped diva,
scandalous letters, and London's seamy
underworld.
Ends June 1
Vintage Theatre –Uptown
The Boys Next Door
7:30 pm
2119 East 17th Avenue
303-839-1361
$22
Very funny and thoroughly touching Off-
Broadway hit that focuses on the unusual
lives of four mentally challenged men, where
‘little things’ sometimes become
momentous.
Ends June 1
Arvada Center
Altar Boyz Special Engagement
7:00 pm
6901 N. Wadsworth Blvd.
720-898-7200
$42 & $48
Great news... Altar Boyz, the acclaimed Off-
Broadway musical comedy, is coming to the
Arvada Center April 2008. Winner of the
coveted Outer Critics Circle Award for Best
Musical Off-Broadway, Altar Boyz is the
longest running new musical comedy to
open in New York in years! Altar Boyz tells the
holy inspiring story of five small-town boys,
Matthew, Mark, Luke, Juan and Abraham,
trying to save the world one screaming fan at
a time. This heavenly boy band is a pop
sensation with a mix of extraordinary music,
amazing choreography and lighthearted fun-
a pure delight that's suitable for all ages.
Altar Boyz is going to alter your mind!
Ends June 1
Buntport Theater—SFAD
McGuinn & Murry
8:00 pm
717 Lipan St.
720-946-1388
$15
Take a stroll through memory lane -
Raymond Chandler's 1940s or Buntport
Theater's 2004 production of this play,
depending on how you view it.
McGuinn And Murry, a spoof inspired by pulp
detective magazines and more than a couple
film noir classics, will take the stage starring
Erik Edborg and Erin Rollman.
Ends May 31
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