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Your home for information about the touring broadway productions in north america, the denver center announces the 2023-2024 broadway season.

Denver Center for the Performing Arts (Denver, CO) has announced the new, bigger, brighter and bolder 2023/2024 season.

“I couldn’t be happier to bring a brand-new season filled with award-winning productions direct from Broadway,” says John Ekeberg, Executive Director for DCPA Broadway and Cabaret. “Subscribers have grown to cherish and await seasons like this bigger, brighter and bolder 2023/24 Broadway season. We cannot wait to see you at the theatre.”

The season also includes a cabaret show at The Garner Galleria Theatre to be announced later. Likewise, patrons are encouraged to check denvercenter.org/tickets-events regularly for shows added throughout the year. Full season subscriptions are available now for as low as eight payments of $69.12 at denvercenter.org/broadway . Single tickets will go on sale at a later date.

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All performances play The Buell Theatre. 

In addition, the center will present Message In A Bottle as part of the subscription series. This show is a spectacular new dance-theatre show from triple-Olivier Award nominee, Kate Prince, inspired by and set to the iconic hits of 17-time Grammy Award-winning artist Sting, including “Every Breath You Take,” “Roxanne,” “Walking On The Moon” and more.

With a mix of exhilarating dance styles, high-energy footwork and breathtaking athleticism, Message In A Bottle tells a unifying and uplifting story of humanity and hope. The peaceful village of Bebko is alive with joyous celebrations. Suddenly, under attack, everything changes forever. Three siblings, Leto, Mati and Tana, must embark on perilous journeys in order to survive.

Message In A Bottle is the latest masterpiece from the ground-breaking choreographer behind several West End hits including Everybody’s Talking About Jamie , and features the astonishing talents of dance storytelling powerhouse, ZooNation: The Kate Prince Company.

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Columbus, OH

The lion king: columbus, oh: jun. 12 - jul. 7. now on stage x, tickets now on sale, ohio theatre.

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Houston, TX

The lion king: houston, tx: jul. 11 - aug. 4. now on sale x, the hobby center.

800 Bagby St. Houston, TX

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Charlotte, NC

The lion king: charlotte, nc: aug. 8 - sep. 8. now on sale x, belk theater.

130 N. Tryon St. Charlotte, NC

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Greenville, SC

The lion king: greenville, sc: sep. 11 - sep. 29. now on sale x, peace center.

300 Main St. Greenville, SC

Atlanta, GA

The lion king: atlanta, ga: oct. 2 - oct. 20. on sale friday x.

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Fox Theatre

660 Peachtree St. NE Atlanta, GA

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The Lion King: Ottawa, ON: Oct. 24 - Nov. 10. Now on sale! X

National arts centre.

1 Elgin St. Ottawa, ON

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Hartford, CT

The lion king: hartford, ct: nov. 13 - dec. 1. now on sale x, the bushnell.

166 Capitol Ave. Hartford, CT

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Syracuse, NY

The lion king: syracuse, ny: dec. 4 - dec. 15. on sale date to be announced. x, landmark theatre.

362 S. Salina St. Syracuse, NY

Buffalo, NY

The lion king: buffalo, ny: dec. 18, 2024 - jan. 5, 2025. on sale date to be announced. x, shea's buffalo theatre.

650 Main St. Buffalo, NY

Appleton, WI

The lion king: appleton, wi: jan. 8, 2025 - jan. 26, 2025. on sale date to be announced. x, fox cities performing arts center.

400 W. College Ave. Appleton, WI

Kalamazoo, MI

The lion king: kalamazoo, mi: jan. 29, 2025 - feb. 9, 2025. on sale date to be announced. x, miller auditorium.

1341 Theatre Dr. Kalamazoo, MI

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Baltimore, MD

The lion king: baltimore, md: feb. 12, 2025 - mar. 2, 2025. on sale date to be announced. x, hippodrome theatre.

12 N. Eutaw St. Baltimore, MD

Ft. Lauderdale, FL

The lion king: ft. lauderdale, fl: mar. 6, 2025 - mar. 30, 2025. on sale date to be announced. x, broward center.

201 SW 5th Ave. Ft. Lauderdale, FL

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The Lion King: Tampa, FL: Apr. 2, 2025 - Apr. 20, 2025. On sale date to be announced. X

Straz center.

1010 N Macinnes Pl. Tampa, FL

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Orlando, FL

The lion king: orlando, fl: apr. 23, 2025 - may. 18, 2025. on sale date to be announced. x, dr. phillips center.

445 S. Magnolia Ave. Orlando, FL

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Kansas City, MO

The lion king: kansas city, mo: may. 22, 2025 - jun. 1, 2025. on sale date to be announced. x, kansas city music hall.

301 W. 13th St. Kansas City, MO

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The Lion King: Dallas, TX: Jun. 4, 2025 - Jul. 3, 2025. On sale date to be announced. X

Music hall at fair park.

909 1st Ave. Dallas, TX

Edmonton, AB

The lion king: edmonton, ab: jul. 9, 2025 - jul. 27, 2025. on sale date to be announced. x, northern alberta jubilee auditorium.

11455 87 Ave. NW Edmonton, AB

Calgary, AB

The lion king: calgary, ab: jul. 30, 2025 - aug. 17, 2025. on sale date to be announced. x, southern alberta jubilee auditorium.

1415 14th Ave. NW Calgary, AB

Vancouver, BC

The lion king: vancouver, bc: aug. 20, 2025 - sep. 14, 2025. on sale date to be announced. x, queen elizabeth theatre.

630 Hamilton St. Vancouver, BC

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Discover an impressive lineup of Broadway performances in 2024/2025 season. Uncover a stunning repertoire of Broadway shows, plays, and musicals in Denver this season, a city renowned for its theatrical excellence across the United States. Broadway shows present a refreshing mix of theater experiences, ranging from scintillating productions and captivating family-friendly shows to pioneering immersive theater experiences. Some famous theaters for Broadway shows in Denver include The Buell Theatre , Dorota & Kevin Kilstrom Theatre , Denver Center For The Performing Arts , and more. Secure your tickets for the upcoming Denver theatrical events with the utmost confidence; they are backed by verified and priced competitively. Ensure not to miss the opportunity to witness your beloved theater shows and Broadway musicals in the heart of Denver, CO.

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"Broadway's next hit musical" now playing at the Denver Center for the Performing Arts

By Dillon Thomas

Updated on: June 17, 2024 / 12:43 PM MDT / CBS Colorado

One of the funniest and most unique productions of 2024 is now showing at the Denver Center for the Performing Arts. "Broadway's Next Biggest Hit," a mashup of improv, comedy and a musical, is currently on stage at the Garner Galleria in Denver.

The show, which has been on tour for several years, is making its first stop at the DCPA. The show, at its core, is a spoof of The Tony Awards which aired on CBS News Colorado Sunday evening. However, in this made-up award show, the cast is competing for the "Phony Awards."

Guests are asked to fill out a card as they walk into the theatre, placing a name of a made-up song they would like the performers to create a song about. Then, the audience is asked to vote, by applause, for whichever made-up song was their favorite as intermission begins.

"The first half of our show is an awards parody show, and the second half is a full production of whatever song won. It is a blend of standup comedy, improv comedy, musical improv and live music," said Greg Triggs, emcee for the show.

The cast members are very quick with their comedy, given no time to prepare for the songs they have to sing. They simply reach into a fishbowl filled with song submissions from the audience, and the music begins the second they read the title off the card.

"And then the chaos ensues," said Rob Schiffman, one of the improv actors known as "presenters." The energy is phenomenal. Every time we perform in Colorado the energy is phenomenal."

The first half of the show features many improvised songs, with around one dozen of the audience's submissions being incorporated into the songs before intermission.

When CBS News Colorado's Dillon Thomas attended the cast blindsided him, calling on Thomas to come on stage without any warning. They then asked him a series of questions about his life, like where he was from and what his hobbies are. From there they created four songs on the spot, making Thomas and the entire audience laugh nonstop.

Deb Rabbai, a presenter, compared their nightly performances to being on a professional sporting team. While those athletes can practice their skills, there is no way to know exactly what is going to happen at what time during any given game. She said that is the same for improv, noting they can be skilled in singing, comedy, acting, and more. However, on the stage, there is no way to prepare for what is going to happen until it unfolds live.

"We don't know exactly what is going to happen, but we are well versed in learning how to create a melody, rhyming, listening to each other and making each other look good," Rabbai said.

How often do you read those cards and you are laughing at those just as much as the audience?" Thomas asked the team.

"About 80% f the time," said Pat Swearingen, a presenter. "I'm probably the worst at breaking on stage. I do it most of the show. But, it is fun."

"It is a reminder to the audience that we are playing with each other, we are making it up, we don't know what is going to happen. We are laughing just as much as they are, we are all in this together," Schiffman said.

Putting them to the test live on tape, Thomas decided to throw some curveballs at them to see what songs they came up with.

"Sometimes we get song titles that are very specific to the town we are performing in," said Heidi Gleichauf, a presenter.

"Sounds like we should give that a test now," Thomas said.

From there, Thomas threw out three different song titles. One was, "CBS News Colorado reporters cover the Tony's first." The second was titled, "The Broncos have multiple new quarterbacks." The final song was titled, "I can't get into Casa Bonita, yet."

With ease, the artists created three different songs that made everyone laugh. If you would like to see those songs unedited and in-full, visit CBS News Colorado's Instagram page.

Adding one additional layer of challenge to the mix, pianist and musical director Gary Adler, who is also on stage, randomly decides what genre of music they will have to sing to.

"And then all a sudden I will play a tango, and because I am playing a tango they have to go with a tango," Adler said.

Tickets for "Broadway's Next Hit Musical" are on sale now, if you would like to purchase them visit DCPA's official ticket website . 

Dillon Thomas is multi-Emmy Award winning general assignment reporter/MSJ for CBS News Colorado. Read his latest reports or check out his bio and send him an email .

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Crime and public safety | police fatally shoot woman with knife in downtown denver, officials say, the denver police department reported the shooting around 1 p.m. sunday.

The shooting happened near North Broadway and Lawrence Street, according to a 12:53 p.m. post by the Denver Police Department on X .

Denver police officers received two calls about a woman allegedly holding a knife and standing in the intersection of North Broadway and Lawrence Street around 11:45 a.m., according to a 2:42 p.m. video update by Denver police Chief Ron Thomas.

When officers arrived, they told the woman to drop the weapon, which was a “very large, hunting-style knife,” Thomas said. The woman allegedly refused and came toward the officers while still holding the knife, Thomas said.

The officers fired a Taser at the woman twice, but she began advancing faster, according to Thomas’ update. Three officers fired several rounds and shot the suspect.

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RTD to connect Denver concertgoers to The Rolling Stones show

by: Morgan Whitley

Posted: Jun 19, 2024 / 07:50 AM MDT

Updated: Jun 19, 2024 / 07:51 AM MDT

DENVER ( KDVR ) — The British Invasion is coming to Denver on Thursday as thousands are expected to fill Empower Field at Mile High for The Rolling Stones concert.

The legendary rock band is back with the “Stones Tour 2024 Hackney Diamonds.”

If you have tickets to see Mick Jagger, 80, Keith Richards, 79, and Ronnie Wood, 76, the Regional Transportation District is prepared to connect you to Empower Field without dealing with the hassle of traffic and parking.

“The concert venue’s close proximity to a number of bus stops and rail stations makes public transit a safe and ideal way to access the stadium,” said RTD.

Those who plan on using public transportation to get to Empower Field are encouraged to download RTD’s “Next Ride” app and use the trip planning tool to see all the options. RTD said riders can type in “Rolling Stones” in the destination field to navigate all the available train and bus routes.

Rail service options

According to RTD, before and after the concert, there will be rail lines running regularly between Union Station and Empower Field.

The D, E, H and W lines directly serve Empower Field while the A, B, G and N lines go to Union Station.

Here is the list of last train times for each rail line, per RTD:

• H Line (60-minute frequency): 11:25 p.m., 12:25 a.m., 1:25 a.m.
• D Line (30-minute frequency): 11:49 p.m., 12:19 a.m., 12:49 a.m.
• W Line (30-minute frequency): 11:52 p.m., 12:22 a.m., 12:52 a.m.
• E Line (60-minute frequency): 11:55 p.m., 12:55 a.m., 1:55 a.m.
• A Line: 12:30 a.m.
• B Line: 11:09 p.m.
• G Line: 12:01 a.m.
• N Line: 10:56 p.m.

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Fans can also take the RTD buses to the concert.

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“For customers looking to easily transfer to the D, E, H or W lines at Denver Union Station, the Flatiron Flyer, 0, 9, 10, 15, 20, and 32 are all options,” said RTD.

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If you do not live within walking distance of a bus or train stop, RTD offers a plethora of park-n-rides where you can park your car and hop on public transportation for easy access to Empower Field.

RTD has a list of the park-n-rides available across the metro.

While public transportation may be an easier and safer option, especially if you plan on enjoying a beverage or two while you listen to The Rolling Stones, be aware of RTD’s maintenance projects.

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Idina Menzel to Return to Broadway in REDWOOD in 2025

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Redwood, a new, original musical starring Tony Award-winner  Idina Menzel , will premiere on Broadway next year at a theater-to-be-announced. Written and directed by Tony Award nominee Tina Landau , with music by Kate Diaz, and lyrics by Diaz and Landau, Redwood is conceived by Landau and Menzel, with additional contributions by Menzel.   “I’m so thrilled to be returning to Broadway, and the fact that I get to do it with Redwood, a musical that means so much to me, makes it even more special,” Menzel said. “This show has lived in my bones for fifteen years, from the very first time Tina and I discussed working together. Finally getting to do it on Broadway is really a dream come true.”

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Read more: What did our critic think of Redwood at La Jolla Playhouse?   Redwood is a transportive new musical about one woman’s journey into the precious and precarious world of the redwood forest. Jesse (Menzel) is a successful businesswoman, mother and wife who seems to have it all, but inside, her heart is broken. Finding herself at a turning point, Jesse leaves everyone and everything behind, gets in her car and drives… Thousands of miles later, she hits the majestic forests of Northern California, where a chance meeting and a leap of faith change her life forever. With its deeply personal story, refreshingly contemporary sound, and awe-inspiring design, Redwood explores the lengths –and heights– one travels to find strength, resilience and healing.

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Read more: See photos from Redwood starring Idina Menzel at La Jolla Playhouse.

Menzel will launch a career-spanning  North American tour this summer, which will give fans an opportunity to hear a few songs from Redwood ahead of the show’s Broadway premiere. 

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