Why not try something new this holiday season? 🎁
All of Colorado Ballet’s “Nutcracker” performances are sold out — as expected. And Denver Center’s “A Christmas Carol,” while the region’s best production, is deeply familiar to most audiences. So, why not try something new this holiday season?
Various shows, including matinees, Dec. 10-18, at Cleo Parker Robinson Dance Theatre, 119 Park Ave. West in Denver. A free, 45-minute preview takes place Tuesday, Dec. 6, at the Aurora Fox Theatre. Tickets: $30-$45.Amahl and the Night Visitors tells the story of “a magic star, a shepherd boy, and how unselfish love can work miracles.” Rendered with a full orchestra, this show is a rare, family-friendly opera.
“Santa’s Big Red Sack” marks its 20th anniversary with shows at Aurora’s People’s Building, Dec. 1-24. Another local, very un-“Nutcracker” tradition is this comedic show full of “nonstop sketch comedy, music and technology bursting at the seams,” according to producers. It’s celebrating its 20th year, so expect some surprises and returning-favorite bits.
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