Awesome small venue and this production is brought to us by Theatre Or (a non-profit professional…read moretheatre company dedicated to the production of innovative, provocative, and entertaining professional theatre that explores topics which are relevant to the Jewish community and also hold universal appeal). Kindertransport was the informal name of a series of rescue efforts which brought thousands of refugee Jewish children to Great Britain from Nazi Germany between 1938 and 1940. Only 10 percent of them ever saw their parents again. Very moving and thought-provoking play about mothers, daughters and the powerful need for reconciliation? Or is it a story of escape and survival, which is captivating and ultimately uplifting? All the actors did a great job performing the characters. Again, Denver just abounds with so many talented actors! It's playing from Oct 30 to Dec 14. Must see play so we never forget about the horrors of this time period. There are 7 survivors from the Kindertransport living in Denver and fortunately 6 were able to be reunited with their parents. After the play there was a question/answer period with Peter Hamburger, one of the Kindertransport survivors that lives in Denver, Diane Gilboa, the Producing Artistic Director and Founder of Theatre Or and some of cast members. Very moving and so wonderful to be able to hear his story and learn more about the production. Plenty of free parking and they also have other small venues inside the main area.

The Kavod program 8/29/26 was about The Sassoon family. Sandy did a good presentation. I hope they…read moreare able to get a microphone so all of us can hear better. Thanks for the lil snacks and my fav coffee by Stok. It was nice to meet Kayla.

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!

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.

Love the art deco. Seats could be more comfortable…read more A good size. Enjoyed the show which was Phil Rosenthal World Tour.

Man when I tell you the line was wrapped around the corner double time!!! This was our first time…read morecoming here. Also our first time coming to see Ali in person. We were super excited about the show. We've always watched him on tv. Now let me say I was a lil disappointed in the snack choices; so popcorn was the choice. I live Reese pieces , water and pineapple juice. I don't drink so the alcohol was where it was. The staff was very attentive and trying to fill every order. There were so many people and they were doing their thing. The lines were long but moving quickly. I haven't been in the theater since 2008. So I did not like the seats an how close they were. I felt cramped and crowded.. The restroom was clean and the theater itself was neatly decorated and clean too. The first comedian that opened up was amazingly talented and great!!! He was funny and a principal.. I really enjoyed his and could see him again. He had the crowd cheering and laughing uncontrollably.. support this brother whenever you see him. He's worth the time. The dJ was fire he had the crowd amped up. He was dropping hit after hit getting us prepared for the show. When Ali came to the stage they erupted into applause and cheers. His mannerisms and demeanor were just characteristic and down to earth. He was funny and my side was hurting from all the laughing. We paid for the meet and greet and the line was long but worth the wait. He was so cool in person and love his fans. I would love to come and see him again.

I've had pieces framed here for decades. Ron has a great eye for what frame works for what piece of…read moreart. Great service and not as expensive as some shops that claim "museum-quality" work. The shop has acquired a vast array of framing material that is put to very professional use.

I come away very satisfied with each piece I take to have framed. They always help me find a very…read morecohesive frame for the feel that I want.

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.

Summers coming and I would think long and hard about signing my child up for a dance class here…read more Last year we signed my grandaughter up for the summer camp classes and it was horrible. For a little girl who loves to dance and wants to be introduced to all the twirling and leaping and jumping, we should have jumped at the chance to get a refund of our money, that we paid online no doubt to participate. Our fist class had just her and the instructor and no other children so we thought this is good, kind of like a private lesson. Turns out they were all private as the teacher did not even show up sometimes, or even showed up late and left early to do something. We paid the full amount for 1 hr of classes a week and we showed up but sometimes there was no class and we were never even notified ahead of time. My daughter volunteered as receptionist because sometimes nobody was covering the desk. There were sessions missed that they did not even offer to make up until it was mentioned to them, and once my granddaughter said she did not want to return, they would not even consider a refund for the classes missed. The owner actually told my daughter that she signed my daughter up on the computer when she was there, when in all actually we did it on line under my name. Go figure, how that happened when you are not taught how to use the computer while working the front desk anyway...hmm. Regardless to say the gift card never arrived either, like promised. Hate to say it, but this is so not worth the money,time or effort to start your little one with beginning dance. Find an established business that will actually take an interest in your little one and not just the money you paid.

This studio is so warm and inviting! The space, the staff, the students all have positive energy…read moreand lots of knowledge. A wonderful place for all ages to explore their creativity!

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.