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Ricketson Theatre

 

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Ricketson Theatre is located in downtown's Denver Performing Arts Complex and is managed by The Denver Center for the Performing Arts. This 250-seat proscenium theatre hosts productions by the Tony Award-winning Denver Center Theatre Company running fall through early summer.

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  • Facility & Décor Description: The Ricketson Theatre, located in downtown Denver, is designed in a proscenium format and provides the perfect event space for a presentation, meeting, or wedding ceremony. Our on-site theatre options offer extraordinary pre- and post-event entertainment. The Ricketson hosts Tony Award-winning theatre and is available on a limited basis.
  • Number of Restaurants on site: 2
General
  • Hours: Mon-Sat: 10am-6pm
  • Miles to airport: 30
  • Blocks to CCC: 1
  • Onsite Parking Spaces: 1700

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  • Description The Ricketson Theatre, located in downtown Denver, is designed in a proscenium format and provides the perfect event space for a presentation, meeting, or wedding ceremony. Our on-site theatre options offer extraordinary pre- and post-event entertainment. The Ricketson hosts Tony Award-winning theatre and is available on a limited basis.
  • Total Sq. Ft. 3500
  • Catering In-house
  • Type of Venue Auditorium (fixed seating), Theater/Performing Arts Venue, Special Events Venue
  • Type of Event Meeting Theatre , Meeting Classroom
  • Number of Rooms 1
The Ricketson Theatre
  • Total Sq. Ft.: 3500
  • Theater Capacity: 250
  • Classroom Capacity: 250

Events

SMART PEOPLE
Oct 13, 2017 - Nov 19, 2017

  • Image 1400 Curtis St., Denver, CO 80204
  • Image $30+

Intelligence can only get you so far when it comes to navigating love, success and identity in the modern age. This biting comedy follows a quartet of Harvard intellectuals struggling to understand why the lives of so many people –...

SMART PEOPLE <p>Intelligence can only get you so far when it comes to navigating love, success and identity in the modern age. This biting comedy follows a quartet of Harvard intellectuals struggling to understand why the lives of so many people &#8211; including their own &#8211; continue to be undermined by race. But no matter how hard they research, question and confront the issue, their own problems with self-awareness make it difficult to face the facts of life. Fiercely clever dialogue and energetic vignettes keep the laughs coming in a story that Variety calls “Sexy, serious and very, very funny.”</p> <p>Lauded as a “powerfully smart writer” (The New York Times), Playwright Lydia R. Diamond’s multi-award-winning plays have been produced throughout the country, including the 2011 Tony Award-nominated Broadway production Stick Fly. Director Nataki Garrett is the Associate Artistic Director for the DCPA Theatre Company. She was highlighted in American Theatre as “One to Watch,” and said she is attracted to “plays that impact us in tremendous ways, chasing us out of our comfort zones.”</p> America/North_Dakota/Center
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THE GREAT LEAP
Feb 2, 2018 - Mar 11, 2018

  • Image 1400 Curtis St., Denver, CO 80204
  • Image $30+

When an American college basketball team travels to Beijing for an exhibition game in 1989, the drama on the court goes deeper than the strain between their countries. For two men with a past and one teen with a future, it’s a chance to...

THE GREAT LEAP <p>When an American college basketball team travels to Beijing for an exhibition game in 1989, the drama on the court goes deeper than the strain between their countries. For two men with a past and one teen with a future, it’s a chance to stake their moment in history and claim personal victories off the scoreboard. American coach Saul grapples with his relevance to the sport, Chinese coach Wen Chang must decide his role in his rapidly-changing country and Chinese American player Manford seeks a lost connection. Tensions rise right up to the final buzzer as history collides with the action in the stadium. Yee’s unexpected and touching story is inspired by events in her own father’s life.</p> <p>Playwright Lauren Yee's fearless, modern plays have been produced by over 15 theatre companies, developed at over 17 and lauded by many. Most recently, her play King of the Yees won the Women’s Invitational at the Ashland New Play Festival, and is being produced by four regional theatres this season alone.</p> <p> </p> America/North_Dakota/Center
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