Curious Theatre Company

Curious Theatre Company is a mid-sized professional theatre, located in the heart of the Golden Triangle neighborhood in Denver, Colorado.
Producing five main-stage shows per season and host to many events and programs, such as Curious New Voices, our
award-winning teen playwrighting program. Curious recently purchased its home of ten years, previously known as The Acoma Center,
a renovated church built in 1880. Since its purchase, the building has gone through extensive renovations, including new seating and
the addition of a new bar/lounge, 'The Sanctuary,' located in the balcony of the theatre.

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This week’s A-Ha, THINK-IT blog posting is about getting a push off from shore. Who are the great thinkers of our time?

Susan Medak’s coming to town!


Last month, my friend Tobi Watson organized a group of folks to attend Buntport‘s MOBY DICK. We arrived en masse and found our group would need to split up. I found an empty chair next to a man I recognized as having attended DEAD MAN’S CELL PHONE at Curious the night previously.
It’s not unheard of to see the same people out at the theatre two nights in a row. But those die-hard audience members are nearly always people I know. This man was new to me. So I introduced myself.
John – whose…

As part of our $25,000 grant from TCG and MetLife, we’ll be reporting about the process of seeking A NEW MODEL OF RESIDENT AMERICAN THEATRE COMPANY. Here’s our first crack at it:

TCG THINK IT, DO IT BLOG

Christy Montour-Larson and Chip Walton at a THINK IT brainstorm


Last night, amid a flurry of emails trying to coordinate six busy schedules to move just one meeting, Founding Artistic Director Chip Walton- who admits to being “a little freaky about the Grateful Dead” and has devoted a fair amount of body surface in homage- laid the following Jerry Garcia quotes on us:

*”Being in the Grateful Dead is taxing in a way that nothing else is. When it’s hard, it’s the hardest thing there is, and when it’s easy, it’s magic.”

*”I keep saying it’s like we’re just…

Class Description: This six-week class will focus on expanding the writer’s toolkit.

Each week, outside of class, students will read plays utilizing a specific technique and will write a short scene (typically 5-8 pages) demonstrating that technique.

The class will feature in-depth discussion on plays and workshopping of students’ scenes.

The goal of the course is to develop and strengthen the writer’s voice, by offering various entry-points
into the initial stages of story-creation. The…

photo from the NYC production

*BACKSTAGE PASS EVENT!

Tuesday, November 9, 2010 / 6:00pm (Sharp!) through 8:30pm

COMMUNITY READING

Join in on a community play reading of CIRCLE MIRROR TRANSFORMATION by Annie Baker, our third production of Season 13. Everyone is welcome to come and read aloud, or just listen. Backstage at Curious and it’s FREE! (Cash bar will be open.)


GerRee Hinshaw charms her way in

Our new BACKSTAGE PASS series is free and open to the public!

During the run of Robert Lewis Vaughan’s ASTRONOMICAL SUNSET
(Nov. 6 – Dec. 4), join us for the following:

Tuesday, November 9, 6:00-8:30pm FREE; cash bar.
Community play reading of CIRCLE MIRROR TRANSFORMATION by Annie Baker. Everyone is welcome to come and read aloud, or just listen. Please be on time.

Thursday, November 11, 7:00-7:45pm FREE; cash bar.
THIS DAY AND AGE
A panel of youth leaders discuss how to counsel youth in this day and age, when new frontiers (

Dead Man’s Cell Phone, closing Oct. 16th

“…Dead Man’s Cell Phone held my fascinated attention throughout. Curious Theatre has assembled one terrific cast. We haven’t seen nearly enough of Emily Paton Davies recently, and what a pleasure she is as earnest, vulnerable Jean. Kathryn Gray makes Gordon’s mother hilariously mannered, and C. Kelly Leo becomes a small tornado during the wife’s drunk scene, so brilliantly over the top that she blurs at the edges.

I love his smile. (Video taken at one of the NITE Cap performances last year.)