We attended Saturday's performance of "Ain't Nothing But The…read moreBlues". Wow!!! I need to search my thesaurus for more superlatives: Amazing, soul-stirring, energetic, PERFECT.....(got it?). Every performer brought their A-game. If you love jazz and blues, you will get your fill at this musical. There is very little dialogue in between songs. Just enough to introduce changes in style or era. I can't imagine any improvement to this play.The multi talented Kenya Fashaw is always excellent, but she took us to a new level with her sexy rendition of Someone Else Is Stepping In. It would take a while page to give props to each of the cast members who had us bouncing, rocking and trying hard to refrain from singing along. I encourage all music lovers to treat themselves to this experience.

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.

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 :)

I enjoyed the play a lot, they have very talented actors. We saw treasure island and it was…read moreamazing! The lobby sells beer, wine, sodas and more. Also snacks like candy from the chocolate shop across the street. They only thing uncomfortable were the seats. You kinda sink into them and it's hard to get out. I'm not sure I could have lasted longer in it. Parking is either on the side street or in the back lot. All free.

First timer!! This was a wonderful experience with the jazz show. I have seen the Robert Johnson…read moreBand before at a Jazz club. I really enjoyed seeing him in "Ella and Louis". The acoustics were awesome. I wish they had a full bar but we managed. Loved the ambience and look of theatre. Bathrooms were not great. There was no soap before the show and no soap or toilet paper in the women's restroom after the show. Parking is on the street or in a lot across the street.

This was such a fun and unique place to get together for an evening with friends! I love the idea…read moreof providing craft kits, and I was impressed by the number of different options! I did the wine bottle tumblers and I was really happy with how they came out, although most of the craft time ended up being spent sanding! The staff members were all super friendly and helpful, and I enjoyed my pineapple palm reader mocktail!

I went here for a work outing. They had like 5 or 6 different crafting activities that you can…read morechoose from. They help you purchase the kits and then give you printed cards with instructions to follow. We did the bracelet making activity. It was fun but the place was so loud! The music was loud and there is lots of banging (from leather making crafts I think). It's definitely a party in there. I enjoyed it but I was a little on edge. Just be prepared if you are sensitive. They have a bar and serve drinks (alcoholic and nonalcoholic). Overall, it was a fun night out

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!

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 just saw a show at Firehouse Theater for the first time and I was blown away! The actors were…read moreimpressively talented and the overall production was high quality. I can't wait to see their next show!

Earth and Sky is an excellent play by Douglas Post and directed by Brian J. Brooks. Set in the City…read moreof Chicago in mid-August in the 1990's. A poetic thriller about a would-be poet and part-time librarian named Sara McKeon whose lover of ten weeks, David Ames, is found dead one hot August morning in the city of Chicago. It appears that David, owner and manager of an expensive art-deco restaurant, may have been involved in several illicit activities including kidnapping, rape and murder. Unable to believe that the man she gave her heart to was a killer, and outraged that the police seem to have closed the book on the case, Sara begins her own investigation of the crime and is led deeper and deeper through the urban labyrinth into the contemporary underworld. As the detective story moves forward in time, scenes from the love affair take us back to the moment when Sara and David first met. Finally the plots converge, and Sara finds herself face to face with the person who murdered her beloved. All the actors were awesome and I love how they put their heart and soul into their characters.

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.

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!

A wonderful venue for a night of "magic" and more. Hidden gem so close to metropolitan Denver.read more

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!