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I've seen many plays and musicals over the last several years-- the talent and production can't be beat. Cebollas was an amazing new play with very talented actors and stellar writing. Mamma Mia, Tina, Hamilton, My Fair Lady, and Six were all quite powerful, energetic, and engaging. This recent production of Chicago was a let down. The main actresses had mediocre acting/ singing skills and lacked charisma. I was disappointed since I usually love that musical. Every other show has been incredible. Sometimes the sound engineering creates an effect on the Mezzanine level where the main vocals get completely drowned out by the instrumentals or it's too loud overall for entire songs, but otherwise my experience is wonderful. Please keep the quality coming!

The shows are great but what poor planning they have in terms of their shows. They could stager the end time so there isn’t the disaster of having multiple shows all leaving at the same time… while one of the exits is closed!! Made what was an enjoyable show an experience of utter frustration at having to sit in our parking space unable to move for over half an hour!! This should not happen, so if you see a show here find alternative parking and save yourself the headache of their inability to plan.

A priceless piece of Denver. Not only hosts the top Broadway traveling companies, but the local companies deliver performances at the highest level of professional regional theater. The DCPA has many theaters in its complex, including large traditional auditoriums suitable for major productions, smaller and more unconventional stages, opera, theater in the round, etc. Wonderfully managed, parking is (almost always) easy. Restaurants of every kind all over the place in walking distance. Only rub is big city prices for everything. But the experience equals what you find in NY, London and San Francisco.

Absolutely recommend taking the family to "A Christmas Carol" over the holiday season. We have made this an annual event. The cast is superb! The show is wonderful! The colors and the sets terrific! See you next year!

We saw two performances: a play ("Clyde's) and the Colorado Symphony. Both were terrific! The respective halls were good--reasonably comfortable, clear views and good enough acoustics at the Symphony Hall. All in all, two terrific experiences.

Love this complex even if it’s quite a drive away from Colorado Springs. I usually find parking elsewhere down the street cuz the attached garage is quite pricy. Gorgeous design to the open area complex housing the gateways to many different shows and plays. Gorgeous to walk around outside before your show starts. Many different theaters within the same connected complex. Be sure to check ahead of your trip to see if there are street closures or construction. Give yourself extra time to get settled and not have to rush or be late to your show.

Such a great place to see a play! So many theater options, from Broadway to local shows. Musicals, drama and comedy. Symphony is wonderful as well. Decent places nearby for a drink or bite and several of the venues host private functions as well. Always a stimulating artistic adventure!

My husband and I saw A Christmas Carol on December 22nd at 7pm. It was packed and the show was AMAZING! The cast was just fantastic and the special effects made it kinda scary actually so we were impressed.

Of course, you are not attending a public show unless a few people in the audience get confused and think they are the main event...This was the case for us as two teenagers behind us were talking the whole entire show.

That did not spoil it though as the show was still a lot of fun and a cup of wine helped the immersion.

This was one of those nights where it was in the negatives so it was very cold on our way out. We also had to go to the 7th floor of the parking garage despite getting there 45 minutes early (there are multiple plays going on at once so keep that in mind).