Performances
The Box Office is located in Room A121 across from the Kay Schomp Theatre. Box office hours are two hours before each performance. Online tickets can be purchased 24/7, but will end ONE hour before each performance. Additionally, unless the performance is SOLD OUT, any remaining tickets can be purchased over-the-counter at the Box Office in the hour before each performance.
If you are not here by curtain time, the Denver School of the Arts reserves the right to resell uncollected or unused tickets to patrons waiting at the box office. If you are unable to use your tickets for the performance purchased, you may donate them back for others to use or exchange them for another performance. No refunds for unused tickets are available.
Those wishing to sign up as volunteer ushers for a complementary ticket should call the box office at 720-424-1713 to leave a message.
THE MISER – Theatre
TUESDAY, January 27 – 7:00 pm
WEDNESDAY, January 28 – 7:00 pm
THURSDAY, January 29 – 7:00 pm
FRIDAY, January 30 – 7:00 pm
ADULTS – $25.00
SENIORS – $20.00
STUDENTS – $10.00
DSA Black Box Theatre
| Satire and farce blend in this fast-moving romp written by Moliere in 1668, but is so classic in its characters and form that it is still funny today. The Miser himself seeks a young bride – who just happens to be in love with his son. His daughter as well is in love with a young man considered unsuitable as the Miser tries to marry her off to an older richer friend of his. The children prevail through a set of complications that keeps the sight laughs flying and the dialogue spritely. You’ll laugh in spite of yourself. Concessions will be available before the show and at intermission. |
HOOK AND HARMONY – a Multischool musical collaboration
WEDNESDAY, January 28- 6:00 pm
TICKETS available at https://www.eventbrite.com/e/hook-and-harmony-showcase-with-paul-hoffman-and-travis-mcnamara-tickets-1975182575253?aff=oddtdtcreator
DSA Concert Hall
| Get ready for an unforgettable night of music as acclaimed artists Paul Hoffman (Greensky Bluegrass) and Travis McNamara (Trout Steak Revival, solo) take the stage alongside Denver’s talented young songwriters and musicians. Through the Hook & Harmony Songwriting Program, lead mentors Paul and Travis spent four weeks guiding passionate students from Denver School of the Arts, George Washington High School, Swigert International School, and Polaris Elementary School on a creative journey that culminates in this powerful final showcase—where students perform side-by-side with the professional musicians who mentored them. Students are also supported by musician and songwriter Kathleen Hooper of LVDY. Hook & Harmony is a unique collaboration between professional musicians and Denver Public Schools educators designed to elevate creativity, support mental health, build confidence, and bring beauty and light into our community. This student-led initiative also includes students from the DSA Visual & Cinema Arts Department, who will work with professional filmmakers and photographers to document this one-of-a-kind experience. We hope to grow this program in the years to come—and it starts with showing up. Bring your friends, family, and fellow music lovers, help us fill the concert hall, and be part of a night that celebrates young voices, creative courage, and the power of music to connect us all. |
CREATIVE WRITING/VISUAL ARTS COLLABORATION
THURSDAY, January 29 – 7:00 pm
ALL TICKETS- $10.00
DSA Concert Hall
| The first part of the program is called The Art of Making. It will feature duos of seven of our talented Sophomore Creative Writing and Visual Arts majors as they collaborate on an original story and an original illustration for the story simultaneously. In front of your eyes and ears, you’ll see and hear the joining of two minds on a joint piece of art in real time. |
CW PRESENTS – Creative Writing Showcase
THURSDAY, January 29 – 8:15 pm
FREE EVENT
DSA Concert Hall
| After a short break, the program will continue with the part we call CW PRESENTS. The Junior class of the Creative Writing majors will present an exploration of the diverse creative interests of this talented group. Featuring original monologues, songs, scenes, poetry, and storytelling, the show will be sure to delight, inform and entertain. This is a FREE program – so just come on down and enjoy. |
CW PRESENTS – Creative Writing showcase
THURSDAY, January 29 – 8:15 pm
FREE EVENT
DSA Concert Hall
| After a short break, THE ART OF MAKING will be followed by a presentation by the 11th grade Creative Writing juniors will host a showcase exploring the diverse creative talents and interests of this group of students. Featuring original monologues, songs, scenes, poetry, and storytelling, the show will be sure to delight, inform and entertain. This is a FREE event; Just come and be amazed. |
YOU CAN’T ERASE US – Black History Theatre
THURSDAY, February 5 – 7:00 pm
FRIDAY, February 6 – 7:00 pm
SATURDAY, February 7 – 2:00 pm
SATURDAY, February 7 – 7:00 pm
ADULT – $25.00
SENIOR – $20.00
STUDENTS – $10.00
DSA Schomp Theatre
The Annual Black History performance is produced, written, directed, and performed by the Theatre majors as part of our celebration of Black History Month. This year’s script was written by Lariah Campbell; the performance has been directed by Theatre Major Josh Thomas. This story follows Kira, a talented teenage dancer who transfers to a mostly white private school and struggles to figure out where she belongs. At her new school, she faces racism and societal pressure to change. The people who don’t fully respect her or her talent cause her to pull away from her old friends and lose confidence in her talent. When another performer steals her dance, she realizes she’s being taken advantage of, causing Kira to finally stand up for herself. Through dance, friendship, and creating a club for students of color, she learns that she doesn’t have to change who she is to fit in. The script expresses themes of identity, racism, micro-aggressions, cultural pride, the value of friendship, self-expression through art, finding your community, and staying authentic to yourself. |