The Denver Youth Program is holding a Gala to raise money for the Partners and GRASP programs. These local, non-profit programs focus on youth mentoring, gang diversion, career training, group support, and violence interventions. The goal is to help correct decades of societal indifference and segregation in our community and increase opportunities for youth to experience success in all aspects of their lives.

The theme is "Roaring 20s", harkening to the an era when the neighborhood was budding with a vibrant black culture despite the restrictive housing policies that left it as one of the few neighborhoods where black Denver residents could live. But the gala is also an opportunity to celebrate progress and invest in a brighter future from the 2020s onward. 

Attendees are encouraged to dress for the theme — wearing flapper dresses, tweed or pinstripe suits — or wear cocktail attire. The event will include 20s era music, hors d’ourves, beverages, and silent and live auctions. 

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Music Appreciation Society presents: Quinn DeVeaux

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Doors at 7pm ; Show at 8pm

All ages welcome.

Beer, wine & cocktails: 21+ with valid ID.

Drawing from his roots in the church choir, Indiana-born Quinn DeVeaux is the originator of blue beat soul, a rapturous blend of early blues, old-school country, and soul. 

DeVeaux’s songwriting is uplifting and healing with a focus on modern storytelling. Channeling artists such as Sam Cooke, Bill Withers, Otis Redding, Ray Charles, and Leon Bridges, Quinn weaves a rich tapestry of sound that evokes and pays homage to his forebears all while keeping his finger on the contemporary pulse. 

“Every so often something comes across my desk that not only causes me to pick my jaw off the floor, but reminds why I began this effort. [Quinn] is one of those rare artists that reminds us that the essence of human soul is alive and well and living, in its most visceral form, in new independent music” - Music Zeitgeist.

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Theatre Artibus presents The Bluebird

Original music by avant-garde duo Homospouses (Lika Shubitidze and Archil Gegechkori).

March 22 to April 7, 2024

Take flight with The Bluebird, a bittersweet journey of dreams and dreamers which invites audiences to engage with themes of identity, exclusion, and resilience. The production is inspired by Charles Bukowski's evocative poem The Bluebird, Basishvili's own immigration story, and the experiences of countless others who have left their homes for other lands.

Buba Basishvili, from the Republic of Georgia, was a lead performer and teacher at the Georgian State Pantomime Theater for over 15 years. Homespouses (Lika Shubitidze and Archil Gegechkori), real-life spouses with roots in Georgia and Colorado, create avant-garde baroque-pop compositions. The collaboration between Buba Basishvili and Homospouses is a testament to the power of artistic synergy and shared cultural heritage.

In 2008, Russia invaded the sovereign nation of Georgia and continues to occupy 20 percent of its territory. This turbulent history adds layers of depth and significance to The Bluebird, as it explores themes of resilience and the quest for freedom from oppression.

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Theatre Artibus presents The Bluebird

A wordless theater performance created by Artibus co-founder Buba Basishvili

Original music by avant-garde duo Homospouses (Lika Shubitidze and Archil Gegechkori).

March 22 to April 7, 2024

Take flight with The Bluebird, a bittersweet journey of dreams and dreamers which invites audiences to engage with themes of identity, exclusion, and resilience. The production is inspired by Charles Bukowski's evocative poem The Bluebird, Basishvili's own immigration story, and the experiences of countless others who have left their homes for other lands.

Buba Basishvili, from the Republic of Georgia, was a lead performer and teacher at the Georgian State Pantomime Theater for over 15 years. Homespouses (Lika Shubitidze and Archil Gegechkori), real-life spouses with roots in Georgia and Colorado, create avant-garde baroque-pop compositions. The collaboration between Buba Basishvili and Homospouses is a testament to the power of artistic synergy and shared cultural heritage.

In 2008, Russia invaded the sovereign nation of Georgia and continues to occupy 20 percent of its territory. This turbulent history adds layers of depth and significance to The Bluebird, as it explores themes of resilience and the quest for freedom from oppression.

BUY TICKETS HERE!

Theatre Artibus presents The Bluebird

A wordless theater performance created by Artibus co-founder Buba Basishvili

Original music by avant-garde duo Homospouses (Lika Shubitidze and Archil Gegechkori).

March 22 to April 7, 2024

Take flight with The Bluebird, a bittersweet journey of dreams and dreamers which invites audiences to engage with themes of identity, exclusion, and resilience. The production is inspired by Charles Bukowski's evocative poem The Bluebird, Basishvili's own immigration story, and the experiences of countless others who have left their homes for other lands.

Buba Basishvili, from the Republic of Georgia, was a lead performer and teacher at the Georgian State Pantomime Theater for over 15 years. Homospouses (Lika Shubitidze and Archil Gegechkori), real-life spouses with roots in Georgia and Colorado, create avant-garde baroque-pop compositions. The collaboration between Buba Basishvili and Homospouses is a testament to the power of artistic synergy and shared cultural heritage.

In 2008, Russia invaded the sovereign nation of Georgia and continues to occupy 20 percent of its territory. This turbulent history adds layers of depth and significance to The Bluebird, as it explores themes of resilience and the quest for freedom from oppression.

BUY TICKETS HERE!

Theatre Artibus presents The Bluebird

A wordless theater performance created by Artibus co-founder Buba Basishvili

Original music by avant-garde duo Homospouses (Lika Shubitidze and Archil Gegechkori).

March 22 to April 7, 2024

Take flight with The Bluebird, a bittersweet journey of dreams and dreamers which invites audiences to engage with themes of identity, exclusion, and resilience. The production is inspired by Charles Bukowski's evocative poem The Bluebird, Basishvili's own immigration story, and the experiences of countless others who have left their homes for other lands.

Buba Basishvili, from the Republic of Georgia, was a lead performer and teacher at the Georgian State Pantomime Theater for over 15 years. Homespouses (Lika Shubitidze and Archil Gegechkori), real-life spouses with roots in Georgia and Colorado, create avant-garde baroque-pop compositions. The collaboration between Buba Basishvili and Homospouses is a testament to the power of artistic synergy and shared cultural heritage.

In 2008, Russia invaded the sovereign nation of Georgia and continues to occupy 20 percent of its territory. This turbulent history adds layers of depth and significance to The Bluebird, as it explores themes of resilience and the quest for freedom from oppression.

BUY TICKETS HERE!

Theatre Artibus presents The Bluebird

A wordless theater performance created by Artibus co-founder Buba Basishvili

Original music by avant-garde duo Homospouses (Lika Shubitidze and Archil Gegechkori).

March 22 to April 7, 2024

Take flight with The Bluebird, a bittersweet journey of dreams and dreamers which invites audiences to engage with themes of identity, exclusion, and resilience. The production is inspired by Charles Bukowski's evocative poem The Bluebird, Basishvili's own immigration story, and the experiences of countless others who have left their homes for other lands.

Buba Basishvili, from the Republic of Georgia, was a lead performer and teacher at the Georgian State Pantomime Theater for over 15 years. Homespouses (Lika Shubitidze and Archil Gegechkori), real-life spouses with roots in Georgia and Colorado, create avant-garde baroque-pop compositions. The collaboration between Buba Basishvili and Homospouses is a testament to the power of artistic synergy and shared cultural heritage.

In 2008, Russia invaded the sovereign nation of Georgia and continues to occupy 20 percent of its territory. This turbulent history adds layers of depth and significance to The Bluebird, as it explores themes of resilience and the quest for freedom from oppression.

BUY TICKETS HERE!

Theatre Artibus presents The Bluebird

A wordless theater performance created by Artibus co-founder Buba Basishvili

Original music by avant-garde duo Homespouses (Lika Shubitidze and Archil Gegechkori).

March 22 to April 7, 2024

Take flight with The Bluebird, a bittersweet journey of dreams and dreamers which invites audiences to engage with themes of identity, exclusion, and resilience. The production is inspired by Charles Bukowski's evocative poem The Bluebird, Basishvili's own immigration story, and the experiences of countless others who have left their homes for other lands.

Buba Basishvili, from the Republic of Georgia, was a lead performer and teacher at the Georgian State Pantomime Theater for over 15 years. Homespouses (Lika Shubitidze and Archil Gegechkori), real-life spouses with roots in Georgia and Colorado, create avant-garde baroque-pop compositions. The collaboration between Buba Basishvili and Homospouses is a testament to the power of artistic synergy and shared cultural heritage.

In 2008, Russia invaded the sovereign nation of Georgia and continues to occupy 20 percent of its territory. This turbulent history adds layers of depth and significance to The Bluebird, as it explores themes of resilience and the quest for freedom from oppression.

BUY TICKETS HERE!

Theatre Artibus presents The Bluebird

A wordless theater performance created by Artibus co-founder Buba Basishvili

Original music by avant-garde duo Homospouses (Lika Shubitidze and Archil Gegechkori).

March 22 to April 7, 2024

Take flight with The Bluebird, a bittersweet journey of dreams and dreamers which invites audiences to engage with themes of identity, exclusion, and resilience. The production is inspired by Charles Bukowski's evocative poem The Bluebird, Basishvili's own immigration story, and the experiences of countless others who have left their homes for other lands.

Buba Basishvili, from the Republic of Georgia, was a lead performer and teacher at the Georgian State Pantomime Theater for over 15 years. Homespouses (Lika Shubitidze and Archil Gegechkori), real-life spouses with roots in Georgia and Colorado, create avant-garde baroque-pop compositions. The collaboration between Buba Basishvili and Homospouses is a testament to the power of artistic synergy and shared cultural heritage.

In 2008, Russia invaded the sovereign nation of Georgia and continues to occupy 20 percent of its territory. This turbulent history adds layers of depth and significance to The Bluebird, as it explores themes of resilience and the quest for freedom from oppression.

BUY TICKETS HERE!

Theatre Artibus presents The Bluebird

A wordless theater performance created by Artibus co-founder Buba Basishvili

Original music by avant-garde duo Homospouses (Lika Shubitidze and Archil Gegechkori).

March 22 to April 7, 2024

Take flight with The Bluebird, a bittersweet journey of dreams and dreamers which invites audiences to engage with themes of identity, exclusion, and resilience. The production is inspired by Charles Bukowski's evocative poem The Bluebird, Basishvili's own immigration story, and the experiences of countless others who have left their homes for other lands.

Buba Basishvili, from the Republic of Georgia, was a lead performer and teacher at the Georgian State Pantomime Theater for over 15 years. Homespouses (Lika Shubitidze and Archil Gegechkori), real-life spouses with roots in Georgia and Colorado, create avant-garde baroque-pop compositions. The collaboration between Buba Basishvili and Homospouses is a testament to the power of artistic synergy and shared cultural heritage.

In 2008, Russia invaded the sovereign nation of Georgia and continues to occupy 20 percent of its territory. This turbulent history adds layers of depth and significance to The Bluebird, as it explores themes of resilience and the quest for freedom from oppression.

BUY TICKETS HERE!

Theatre Artibus presents The Bluebird

A wordless theater performance created by Artibus co-founder Buba Basishvili

Original music by avant-garde duo Homospouses (Lika Shubitidze and Archil Gegechkori).

March 22 to April 7, 2024

Take flight with The Bluebird, a bittersweet journey of dreams and dreamers which invites audiences to engage with themes of identity, exclusion, and resilience. The production is inspired by Charles Bukowski's evocative poem The Bluebird, Basishvili's own immigration story, and the experiences of countless others who have left their homes for other lands.

Inspired by Buba Basishvili's own immigration journey and countless others’ stories, and Bukowski's evocative poem "The Bluebird," the production poses questions about the significance of hope in a world where dreams often feel unattainable. By intertwining their narratives of immigration, yearning, and creative expression, the artists have forged connections that transcend geographical boundaries and speak to the human experience.

Buba Basishvili, from the Republic of Georgia, was a lead performer and teacher at the Georgian State Pantomime Theater for over 15 years. Homespouses (Lika Shubitidze and Archil Gegechkori), real-life spouses with roots in Georgia and Colorado, create avant-garde baroque-pop compositions. The collaboration between Buba Basishvili and Homospouses is a testament to the power of artistic synergy and shared cultural heritage.

In 2008, Russia invaded the sovereign nation of Georgia and continues to occupy 20 percent of its territory. This turbulent history adds layers of depth and significance to The Bluebird, as it explores themes of resilience and the quest for freedom from oppression.

BUY TICKETS HERE!

Theatre Artibus presents The Bluebird

A wordless theater performance created by Artibus co-founder Buba Basishvili

Original music by avant-garde duo Homospouses (Lika Shubitidze and Archil Gegechkori).

March 22 to April 7, 2024

Take flight with The Bluebird, a bittersweet journey of dreams and dreamers which invites audiences to engage with themes of identity, exclusion, and resilience. The production is inspired by Charles Bukowski's evocative poem The Bluebird, Basishvili's own immigration story, and the experiences of countless others who have left their homes for other lands.

“There’s a bluebird in my heart that wants to get out,” opens the first line of  Bukowski’s poem, “…I only let him out at night sometimes, when everybody’s asleep.”

Buba Basishvili, from the Republic of Georgia, was a lead performer and teacher at the Georgian State Pantomime Theater for over 15 years. Homespouses (Lika Shubitidze and Archil Gegechkori), real-life spouses with roots in Georgia and Colorado, create avant-garde baroque-pop compositions. The collaboration between Buba Basishvili and Homospouses is a testament to the power of artistic synergy and shared cultural heritage.

In 2008, Russia invaded the sovereign nation of Georgia and continues to occupy 20 percent of its territory. This turbulent history adds layers of depth and significance to The Bluebird, as it explores themes of resilience and the quest for freedom from oppression.

BUY TICKETS HERE!

Theatre Artibus presents The Bluebird

A wordless theater performance created by Artibus co-founder Buba Basishvili

Original music by avant-garde duo Homospouses (Lika Shubitidze and Archil Gegechkori).

March 22 to April 7, 2024

Weaving pantomime, visual metaphor and physical comedy, The Bluebird transcends linguistic barriers to deliver a poignant yet whimsical narrative of the immigrant experience through the universal language of the body.

Inspired by Buba Basishvili's own immigration journey and countless others’ stories, and Bukowski's evocative poem "The Bluebird," the production poses questions about the significance of hope in a world where dreams often feel unattainable. By intertwining their narratives of immigration, yearning, and creative expression, the artists have forged connections that transcend geographical boundaries and speak to the human experience.

Buba Basishvili, from the Republic of Georgia, was a lead performer and teacher at the Georgian State Pantomime Theater for over 15 years. Homespouses (Lika Shubitidze and Archil Gegechkori), real-life spouses with roots in Georgia and Colorado, create avant-garde baroque-pop compositions. The collaboration between Buba Basishvili and Homospouses is a testament to the power of artistic synergy and shared cultural heritage.

In 2008, Russia invaded the sovereign nation of Georgia and continues to occupy 20 percent of its territory. This turbulent history adds layers of depth and significance to The Bluebird, as it explores themes of resilience and the quest for freedom from oppression.

BUY TICKETS HERE!

Theatre Artibus presents The Bluebird

A wordless theater performance created by Artibus co-founder Buba Basishvili

Original music by avant-garde duo Homospouses (Lika Shubitidze and Archil Gegechkori).

March 22 to April 7, 2024

Weaving pantomime, visual metaphor and physical comedy, The Bluebird transcends linguistic barriers to deliver a poignant yet whimsical narrative of the immigrant experience through the universal language of the body.

Inspired by Buba Basishvili's own immigration journey and countless others’ stories, and Bukowski's evocative poem "The Bluebird," the production poses questions about the significance of hope in a world where dreams often feel unattainable. By intertwining their narratives of immigration, yearning, and creative expression, the artists have forged connections that transcend geographical boundaries and speak to the human experience.

Buba Basishvili, from the Republic of Georgia, was a lead performer and teacher at the Georgian State Pantomime Theater for over 15 years. Homespouses (Lika Shubitidze and Archil Gegechkori), real-life spouses with roots in Georgia and Colorado, create avant-garde baroque-pop compositions. The collaboration between Buba Basishvili and Homospouses is a testament to the power of artistic synergy and shared cultural heritage.

In 2008, Russia invaded the sovereign nation of Georgia and continues to occupy 20 percent of its territory. This turbulent history adds layers of depth and significance to The Bluebird, as it explores themes of resilience and the quest for freedom from oppression.

Music Appreciation Society presents: Gabriel Royal

Doors at 7pm ; Show at 8pm

All ages welcome.

Beer, wine & cocktails: 21+ with valid ID.

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Performing in Denver for the first time is Brooklyn-based, Oklahoma-born, singer, songwriter, pianist, and cellist, Gabriel Royal. 

One of the few musicians combining cello and voice, Royal, down to his last dollar, began his career playing in the subway stations of New York City. Influenced by Stevie Wonder’s groove and Burt Bacharach's jazzy yet poppy sensitivities, Royal weaves sonic tales through a unique blend of jazz, classical, pop, and neo-soul. To every performance Royal brings infectious energy, humor, and vulnerability, enabling him to engage audiences in a way that only one who nurtures genuine connection with commuters can.

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Royal’s 2016, self-titled debut earned him rave reviews for his soaring vocals, hum-along melodies, and lush arrangements. His sophomore release, Miss Once In A Blue Moon (2018), contemplating love and loss, triumph and failure, and the ups and downs of relationships, launched tours for him in Europe and the US. Since then, Royal has been featured on NPR Live Sessions from the Mountain Stage in West Virginia, performed at Monterey and Newport Jazz Festivals, and taken the stage at top New York venues including (Le) Poisson Rouge and The Blue Note Jazz Club.

Royal’s newest composition, Dust to Dirge is an original score created to accompany multi-media artwork, Earth Elegy by Ashanti Chaplin. Earth Elegy is an installation that was made in collaboration with Oklahoma community members and civic leaders as is comprised of video, aural, sculptural, and material impressions of the 13 historic Black towns in Oklahoma. “It’s a lyric-less song, like a Gregorian chant, meant to make you think and feel longing,” says Royal of his new music.

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Put on your thrifted Prom gems and party nonstop to remixes of 80s, 90s, and early 2000s hits - all for a good cause!

Thrift Prom is a judgment-free zone and inclusive event.

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Deck yourself in thrifted or closet-found Prom wear from any era, live out those iconic Prom movie scenes, or craft your own history—all for a good cause! Prefer to come in jeans a hoodie? That's cool too! Whatever makes you ready to dance the night away!

• Ticket perks: non-stop dance party, a classic photo booth, a welcome cocktail, snacks, and adult prom games*.

• Drag icon Jessica L'Whor will emcee this iconic event and select our Class of 2024 Prom Court!

• Creative promposals are encouraged—no dates are needed.

• Go solo or in groups (with discounts)!

• Inclusive venue with gender-neutral restrooms and wheelchair access.

• This is a zero-waste event

• All funds CARE for the planet!

Hurry, tickets are dancin' the night away! Grab yours today for only $69!

Tickets:

General Admission (Non-Member): $69
General Admission (Member): $49
VIP with host bar (limited available): $99

Early Riser: Early bird gets the discount! Purchase Early Bird tickets for a $5 discount on GA through the end of January! Oh and if you were the Class of 2023, check your inbox for an even bigger early bird discount!

Late to Class: Snooze and lose big discounts! Starting March 4, all GA tickets will increase by $5!

Group Fun: Want to go stag with your besties or invite your close couple friends to join? Get 10% off regular GA price with a group of 8 or more! (Please note: Group tickets are not available for Member pricing. If you have 8 or more paid member friends that would like to purchase together, please email becky@womeninsustainability.org.)

*Notes:

Non-alcoholic drinks are available for purchase. (We're also working on NA beer options, stay tuned.)

Prom Games are an additional fee with all funds supporting WIS! Donate to play and win prizes to take home - win, win, win!

Stay tuned for more announcements!

All funds support Women in Sustainability's mission to CARE for the planet through Community, Advocacy, Resources & Education and elevate marginalized and women's voices focused on environment and sustainability!

Interested in sponsoring? Email becky@womeninsustainability.org.

Curtis Park Neighbor’s (CPN) monthly meeting

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Tickets are available for $25 in advance

Limited tickets available for $30 at the door

DISCOUNT CODE: If purchasing two or more tickets and you'd only like one copy of the album, please use code 2ORMORE to get $5 off each ticket!

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Prepare to dance through the night, as we celebrate the new album from Last Call Romance. This is their first release in 5 years! Showcase your dance era style as vintage and vintage-inspired attire is encouraged, or just dress to impress!

Bar and light snacks will be available for purchase.

Watch or Stream Last Call Romance

TICKET INCLUDES:

• Free Album included with every ticket; multiple tickets are purchased, album may be substituted with other merchandise.

• 7pm: Swing Dance Lessons with Swingin’ Denver to start off the night

• Aerial Performances with the incredible “In the Wings” artists throughout the

• night

Raffle Prizes include:

• Free Hilton Hotel Night: (40,000 points ~ $150 value)

• $50 Visa Gift Card

• Functional Art-Music-Piece Lamp

• Merchandise Giveaways

Thank you for supporting independent artists and venues!

Last Call Romance delivers a modern take on a mid-century sound. The band has playenumerous shows and festivals in Colorado, California, Oklahoma, and the U.K.. Notable performances include the UMS festival, the Rockabilly Expo, KRFC events and Radio Shows, Hot Rod Shows, various Summer Concert Series, the KRCC WhatIF festival in Colorado Springs, FoCoMX, CSU’s stadium opening, WoodyFest in Oklahoma, and the Bohemian Nights NewWest Festivals in Fort Collins. The band was also accepted to the prestigious SpokesBUZZ incubator program. In 2018, they had the honor of playing the oldest Rockabilly festival in the U.K., the Hemsby Rock n’ Roll Weekender! Joining in the celebration are the amazing: Swingin’ Denver and In the Wings Aerial!

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Lions, lobsters, tortoises, fish, fossils, butterflies, and birds of all kinds!  Don’t miss this original, astonishing, mixed-up menagerie of music by Sphere!  Saint-Saëns “Carnival of the Animals” paired with the B-52s, Henry Mancini, The Tokens, Jorge Pinzón, David Balakrishnan, and much more! 

Sphere Ensemble is a 14 piece band made up of string players: violin, viola, cello, and bass.  We prioritize music by composers that are often overlooked in classical music programs.  For much of this music, we have to write our own version.  We have a group of amazing arrangers who are also players in the group who help create the music we play.  From classical to classic rock, from baroque to hip hop, Sphere always choses music that excites us. Come to a concert, hear more than you expected.

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Join Denver Black Pages for 'Stompin' at The Savoy'—Denver's answer to Harlem Nights!

Dress to impress in Roaring 20s style for a night of live entertainment, delicious cuisine, and pure enjoyment.

Celebrate the 2024 Little Black Book release while supporting local youth programs. Skip the clichés this Valentine's—bring your "main squeeze" for a fantastic time!

Ticket includes the 2024 Harlem of The West Calendar, Casino Fun Money, and event parking. Limited space—invite your network to this fundraising bash!

Seating in this beautiful venue are limited. Get your tickets NOW before we sell out!

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For the first time since 2014, Jolie Holland – singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, bandleader, and producer – returns to Denver.

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All tickets are sold and managed by the Music Appreciation Society at maspresents.org

Jolie Holland is an enigmatic artist, with eight studio albums to her name, embodies a style best described as a fusion of American roots, rock, and experimental. Formerly a member of the well-known Canadian folk-group the Be Good Tanyas, Holland has been on the road since the early 2000s, more recently sharing the stage with names such as Big Thief, St. Vincent, Elbow, and Mavis Staples.

• All ages welcome.

• Beer, wine & cocktails: 21+ with valid ID.

• Light snacks available at bar.

• Street parking only.

As a non-profit music promoter, MAS relies on support from those who are passionate about providing access and exposure to world-class artistry in Denver - all for the love of music.

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Tickets are sold and managed through the theatre company - at BETC.org.

If you would like to reach the BETC box office with questions about an already purchased ticket, please call (303) 351-2382 or email: heather.sullivan@betc.org

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A top-flight team of improv performers give you the giggles as you knock back drinks, winks, and nods to the Golden Era of Radio. This vintage variety show, generously spiked with modern humor, features King Penny’s Players performing an entirely improvised 1930’s-1940’s radio show based on suggestions from the audience, as well as a rotating cast of musicians, singers and other artists guaranteed to blow your wig! Every show is different than the last, and, like Mr. Snickers’ incredible nougat bar, is guaranteed to satisfy!

Cast:

Featuring Matt Zambrano, Libby Zambrano, Brian McManus, Adrian Holguin, and Mitch Slevc

Artistic and Production Team:

Directors: Libby Zambrano and Matt Zambrano

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Tickets are sold and managed through the theatre company - at BETC.org.

If you would like to reach the BETC box office with questions about an already purchased ticket, please call (303) 351-2387 or email: heather.sullivan@betc.org

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During its 2019 run on Broadway, “What The Constitution Means to Me” received a tidal wave of critical praise, two Tony Award nominations, and ultimately became a Pulitzer finalist. The New York Times hailed Schreck’s boundary-breaking show as “. . . not just the best play to open on Broadway so far this season but also the most important.” 

In this smart and timely comedy, Schreck resurrects her 15-year-old self who traveled the country competing in American Legion speech competitions to save money for college. Unearthing her perspective on the Constitution then and now, she delves into four generations of women in her family and how the founding document shaped their lives. BETC is honored to premiere this NY Times ‘Critics’ Choice’ comedy in Denver and Boulder. 

You can purchase tickets online: BUY TICKETS

Tickets are sold and managed through the theatre company - at BETC.org.

If you would like to reach the BETC box office with questions about an already purchased ticket, please call (303) 351-2387 or email: heather.sullivan@betc.org

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During its 2019 run on Broadway, “What The Constitution Means to Me” received a tidal wave of critical praise, two Tony Award nominations, and ultimately became a Pulitzer finalist. The New York Times hailed Schreck’s boundary-breaking show as “. . . not just the best play to open on Broadway so far this season but also the most important.” 

In this smart and timely comedy, Schreck resurrects her 15-year-old self who traveled the country competing in American Legion speech competitions to save money for college. Unearthing her perspective on the Constitution then and now, she delves into four generations of women in her family and how the founding document shaped their lives. BETC is honored to premiere this NY Times ‘Critics’ Choice’ comedy in Denver and Boulder.