Upcoming events
PLEASE NOTE:
Event/Ticket questions and/or concerns, contact Ticket Host.
BETC: Rehearsals
Sept. 1 - 11, 2025
Closed rehearsals for the upcoming BETC production, The Thin Place.
BETC: The Thin Place
Sept. 12 - 28, 2025
Hilda befriends Linda, an eccentric but persuasive medium to transport her to “the thin place,” the fragile boundary between the living and the dead.
MAS Presents: “Roots of Jazz”
Oct. 2, 2025
With a sound rooted in tradition and driven by innovation, pianist and composer Sean Mason is one of the most exciting voices in jazz today.
MAS Presents: “Roots of Jazz”
Oct. 3, 2025
MAS Presents is thrilled to welcome back Grammy Award-winning vocalist Catherine Russell, joined by acclaimed pianist and composer Sean Mason.
Five Points Live! Jazz & Roots Celebration
Oct. 4, 2025
Help celebrate a decade of Five Points Live! with a one night event full of amazing jazz performances, food trucks and craft cocktails.
MAS Presents: Ariel Posen
Oct. 16, 2025
Ariel Posen is a beacon of musical ingenuity, pushing beyond conventional boundaries with a musical vision that defies easy categorization.
Unscripted - Workshop Retreat
Oct. 17 - 18, 2025
Unscripted is an immersive and in-person retreat experience designed for speakers, leaders, creatives, and entrepreneurs who are ready to stop second-guessing their voice, frustrated with the lack of leads and attention -and start building something real with it.
Led by Meridith Grundei & Jamar Jones
Unscripted Showcase
Oct. 18, 2025
This isn’t your typical Friday night. The Unscripted Showcase is free to attend and gives you a front-row seat to entrepreneurs and creatives from across the country, each delivering bold, three-minute talks designed to spark ideas and connection. Stay after for drinks and networking with some of the most innovative minds gathering in Denver.
MAS Presents: Marisa Anderson
Oct. 23, 2025
Guitarist and composer Marisa Anderson is a singular force in contemporary instrumental music, blending American roots traditions with avant-garde textures and cinematic scope.
MAS Presents: Rahim AlHaj & Sourena Sefati
Nov. 13, 2025
Two-time Grammy-nominee and NEA National Heritage Fellow Rahim AlHaj is widely recognized as one of the world’s greatest living oud players.
MAS Presents: Mr. Sun Plays Ellington's Nutcracker
Dec. 18, 2025
The four musical personalities of Mr Sun are so strong that one might imagine the group could burst at the seams if not for the palpable love and humor that emanate from every note they play together.
Closed
Dec. 24 - 25, 2025
The Savoy team wishes you a joyful holiday! We’ll be taking a short break to enjoy festivities with our loved ones and look forward to welcoming you back for two more unforgettable events before we step into the New Year.
Denver Municipal Band: Jazz Band
FREE EVENT - Open To All Ages: limited seating
Join the Denver Municipal Band's Jazz Band on August 9th and 30th for a free concert. The jazz band will perform two sets starting at 7:00pm
Denver Sister Cities - Potenza Committee
Experience the world-renowned violinist Simone Spadino with the Vienna Orchestra from Europe. Come join us and help us bridge cultures through music!
Each ticket includes access to all appetizers & one drink
Ticket Host - Denver Sister Cities Potenza Committee
Doors & Appetizers: 6:00pm
Concert Stream: 7:00pm
Street Parking Only
LOCAL LISTENS: LGBTQ+ LINEAGE
Calling LGBTQ+ Coloradans!
Do you have a story to share? Join us for a Local Listens: Queer Lineage story circle Thursday, August 21 - where Local Theater of Boulder will gather LGBTQ+ Coloradans from different generations for 2-hour convos and food.
RSVP for the Savoy Story circle
Every season, Local gathers you, our community, to inspire the next great play!
Your stories will inspire two commissioned playwrights who will write 45-minute plays that will be presented in April 2026.
Flip the Script: Close To Home
FREE EVENT | Donations Welcome
Join us for an informal evening of theatrical activation, community dialogue and resource sharing. Presented by a group of local artists who have been exploring Theatre of the Oppressed tools to address relevant and timely issues including immigration and ICE raids, censorship, housing access and how to be a neighbor.
Ticket Host - Rachael K Sharp
Show: 7:00pm
Street Parking Only
Flip the Script: 6 week workshop series
July 15- August 19 | Six Tuesdays 6:30pm - 9:00pm
This 6 week series will be an opportunity to build a community of practice addressing current events with applied theatre & theatre of the oppressed, and culminating in a community performance activation.
Are you seeking creative strategies for navigating the current landscape? Do you want to connect with creative people in meaningful ways? Do you need an outlet for alllllll of the feeeeeelings? Do you want to bring embodied activities into your work? Or maybe you’re a theatre practitioner who wants to practice and build skills in a community environment?
Throughout history, the arts and artists have been essential in guiding us through difficult and dangerous times like these.
Join Rachael K Sharp in partnership with Theatre Artibus, and The Savoy Denver this summer exploring a range of Theatre of the Oppressed (TO) modalities, including games, image, newspaper and forum theatre, and Rainbow of Desire.
All of these forms are rooted in the practice of dialogue, storytelling and improvisation. Rachael’s approach also incorporates Somatic Abolition and applied theatre modalities, staying responsive to the people, place, and power dynamics at play. As TO founder Augusto Boal said,
“Theatre is a form of knowledge; it should and can also be a means of transforming society. Theatre can help us build our future...”
Applied theatre and Theatre of the Oppressed are the people’s theatre. Each of the first 3 weeks of the series will introduce key tools and methods for the exploration of social issues while igniting our imaginations for liberation. We will spend two weeks devising, crafting, plotting and rehearsing. We will share a culminating performance activation for the final session, opening it to the community for participation and dialogue and partnering with organizations doing the work in the community.
No previous experience necessary.
Registration includes sliding scale rates, you can also reach out to Rachael K Sharp for information about scholarships and work exchange: rachaelksharp@gmail.com
Register today and spread the word!
Liberty by Any Means
A short play written by Michael Clifton while he was incarcerated in Colorado. His solo performance grapples with hope in the darkest of places—solitary confinement in prison.
Produced by Grapefruit Lab and The EchoBridges Initiative – this engaging, fully-produced live show will be performed by Clifton, framed within an immersive pop-up art exhibit that puts the voices of folks incarcerated in solitary confinement at the center of the conversation, followed by a reflective dialogue with the audience.
Ticket Host - Grapefruit Lab
Matinee: 3:00pm
Evening: 6:00pm
Street Parking Only
Denver Municipal Band: Jazz Band
FREE EVENT - Open To All Ages
limited seating
Join the Denver Municipal Band's Jazz Band on August 9th and 30th for a free concert. The jazz band will perform two sets starting at 7:00pm
Host - Denver Municipal Band
Doors: 6:00pm
Show: 7:00pm
Parking Lot Available - 26th and Curtis
Flip the Script: 6 week workshop series
July 15- August 19 | Six Tuesdays 6:30pm - 9:00pm
This 6 week series will be an opportunity to build a community of practice addressing current events with applied theatre & theatre of the oppressed, and culminating in a community performance activation.
Are you seeking creative strategies for navigating the current landscape? Do you want to connect with creative people in meaningful ways? Do you need an outlet for alllllll of the feeeeeelings? Do you want to bring embodied activities into your work? Or maybe you’re a theatre practitioner who wants to practice and build skills in a community environment?
Throughout history, the arts and artists have been essential in guiding us through difficult and dangerous times like these.
Join Rachael K Sharp in partnership with Theatre Artibus, and The Savoy Denver this summer exploring a range of Theatre of the Oppressed (TO) modalities, including games, image, newspaper and forum theatre, and Rainbow of Desire.
All of these forms are rooted in the practice of dialogue, storytelling and improvisation. Rachael’s approach also incorporates Somatic Abolition and applied theatre modalities, staying responsive to the people, place, and power dynamics at play. As TO founder Augusto Boal said,
“Theatre is a form of knowledge; it should and can also be a means of transforming society. Theatre can help us build our future...”
Applied theatre and Theatre of the Oppressed are the people’s theatre. Each of the first 3 weeks of the series will introduce key tools and methods for the exploration of social issues while igniting our imaginations for liberation. We will spend two weeks devising, crafting, plotting and rehearsing. We will share a culminating performance activation for the final session, opening it to the community for participation and dialogue and partnering with organizations doing the work in the community.
No previous experience necessary.
Registration includes sliding scale rates, you can also reach out to Rachael K Sharp for information about scholarships and work exchange: rachaelksharp@gmail.com
Register today and spread the word!
BETC: Cry It Out
Jessie is a frazzled corporate lawyer in a cutthroat Manhattan firm. Lina dropped out of her community college and has a life circumscribed by her working class roots on Long Island.
The two newly minted moms share one thing in common — they are both feeling isolated and trapped at home with their new babies.
In the yard between their houses — as far as their baby monitors will reach — they bond over sleep deprivation, unreliable childcare and “having it all.”
Cry It Out is a smart and candid comedy about parenthood and class in America today — and the hard choices all mothers make.
Ticket Host - BETC
Doors: 1:00pm
Show: 2:00pm
Parking Lot Available - 26th and Curtis
BETC: Cry It Out
Jessie is a frazzled corporate lawyer in a cutthroat Manhattan firm. Lina dropped out of her community college and has a life circumscribed by her working class roots on Long Island.
The two newly minted moms share one thing in common — they are both feeling isolated and trapped at home with their new babies.
In the yard between their houses — as far as their baby monitors will reach — they bond over sleep deprivation, unreliable childcare and “having it all.”
Cry It Out is a smart and candid comedy about parenthood and class in America today — and the hard choices all mothers make.
Ticket Host - BETC
Doors: 6:00pm
Show: 7:00pm
Parking Lot Available - 26th and Curtis
BETC: Cry It Out
Jessie is a frazzled corporate lawyer in a cutthroat Manhattan firm. Lina dropped out of her community college and has a life circumscribed by her working class roots on Long Island.
The two newly minted moms share one thing in common — they are both feeling isolated and trapped at home with their new babies.
In the yard between their houses — as far as their baby monitors will reach — they bond over sleep deprivation, unreliable childcare and “having it all.”
Cry It Out is a smart and candid comedy about parenthood and class in America today — and the hard choices all mothers make.
Ticket Host - BETC
Doors: 6:00pm
Show: 7:00pm
Parking Lot Available - 26th and Curtis
Flip the Script: 6 week workshop series
July 15- August 19 | Six Tuesdays 6:30pm - 9:00pm
This 6 week series will be an opportunity to build a community of practice addressing current events with applied theatre & theatre of the oppressed, and culminating in a community performance activation.
Are you seeking creative strategies for navigating the current landscape? Do you want to connect with creative people in meaningful ways? Do you need an outlet for alllllll of the feeeeeelings? Do you want to bring embodied activities into your work? Or maybe you’re a theatre practitioner who wants to practice and build skills in a community environment?
Throughout history, the arts and artists have been essential in guiding us through difficult and dangerous times like these.
Join Rachael K Sharp in partnership with Theatre Artibus, and The Savoy Denver this summer exploring a range of Theatre of the Oppressed (TO) modalities, including games, image, newspaper and forum theatre, and Rainbow of Desire.
All of these forms are rooted in the practice of dialogue, storytelling and improvisation. Rachael’s approach also incorporates Somatic Abolition and applied theatre modalities, staying responsive to the people, place, and power dynamics at play. As TO founder Augusto Boal said,
“Theatre is a form of knowledge; it should and can also be a means of transforming society. Theatre can help us build our future...”
Applied theatre and Theatre of the Oppressed are the people’s theatre. Each of the first 3 weeks of the series will introduce key tools and methods for the exploration of social issues while igniting our imaginations for liberation. We will spend two weeks devising, crafting, plotting and rehearsing. We will share a culminating performance activation for the final session, opening it to the community for participation and dialogue and partnering with organizations doing the work in the community.
No previous experience necessary.
Registration includes sliding scale rates, you can also reach out to Rachael K Sharp for information about scholarships and work exchange: rachaelksharp@gmail.com
Register today and spread the word!
Flip the Script: Acts of Resistance
July 15- August 19 | Six Tuesdays 6:30pm - 9:00pm
This 6 week series will be an opportunity to build a community of practice addressing current events with applied theatre & theatre of the oppressed, and culminating in a community performance activation.
Are you seeking creative strategies for navigating the current landscape? Do you want to connect with creative people in meaningful ways? Do you need an outlet for alllllll of the feeeeeelings? Do you want to bring embodied activities into your work? Or maybe you’re a theatre practitioner who wants to practice and build skills in a community environment?
Throughout history, the arts and artists have been essential in guiding us through difficult and dangerous times like these.
Join Rachael K Sharp in partnership with Theatre Artibus, and The Savoy Denver this summer exploring a range of Theatre of the Oppressed (TO) modalities, including games, image, newspaper and forum theatre, and Rainbow of Desire.
All of these forms are rooted in the practice of dialogue, storytelling and improvisation. Rachael’s approach also incorporates Somatic Abolition and applied theatre modalities, staying responsive to the people, place, and power dynamics at play. As TO founder Augusto Boal said,
“Theatre is a form of knowledge; it should and can also be a means of transforming society. Theatre can help us build our future...”
Applied theatre and Theatre of the Oppressed are the people’s theatre. Each of the first 3 weeks of the series will introduce key tools and methods for the exploration of social issues while igniting our imaginations for liberation. We will spend two weeks devising, crafting, plotting and rehearsing. We will share a culminating performance activation for the final session, opening it to the community for participation and dialogue and partnering with organizations doing the work in the community.
No previous experience necessary.
Registration includes sliding scale rates, you can also reach out to Rachael K Sharp for information about scholarships and work exchange: rachaelksharp@gmail.com
Register today and spread the word!
Flip the Script: Acts of Resistance (Copy)
July 15- August 19 | Six Tuesdays 6:30pm - 9:00pm
This 6 week series will be an opportunity to build a community of practice addressing current events with applied theatre & theatre of the oppressed, and culminating in a community performance activation.
Are you seeking creative strategies for navigating the current landscape? Do you want to connect with creative people in meaningful ways? Do you need an outlet for alllllll of the feeeeeelings? Do you want to bring embodied activities into your work? Or maybe you’re a theatre practitioner who wants to practice and build skills in a community environment?
Throughout history, the arts and artists have been essential in guiding us through difficult and dangerous times like these.
Join Rachael K Sharp in partnership with Theatre Artibus, and The Savoy Denver this summer exploring a range of Theatre of the Oppressed (TO) modalities, including games, image, newspaper and forum theatre, and Rainbow of Desire.
All of these forms are rooted in the practice of dialogue, storytelling and improvisation. Rachael’s approach also incorporates Somatic Abolition and applied theatre modalities, staying responsive to the people, place, and power dynamics at play. As TO founder Augusto Boal said,
“Theatre is a form of knowledge; it should and can also be a means of transforming society. Theatre can help us build our future...”
Applied theatre and Theatre of the Oppressed are the people’s theatre. Each of the first 3 weeks of the series will introduce key tools and methods for the exploration of social issues while igniting our imaginations for liberation. We will spend two weeks devising, crafting, plotting and rehearsing. We will share a culminating performance activation for the final session, opening it to the community for participation and dialogue and partnering with organizations doing the work in the community.
No previous experience necessary.
Registration includes sliding scale rates, you can also reach out to Rachael K Sharp for information about scholarships and work exchange: rachaelksharp@gmail.com
Register today and spread the word!
Artist Gym
Ongoing Series
Led by: Theatre Artibus
Meet up with other professionals at our open gym sessions. Workshop what you’ve got brewing, test out new things, or just get oozy as we warm up together. Lead or be led. Come out and practice your artistic skills. Try the concept and get feedback. Be a part of the actor/creator team
The Swashbuckling Adventures of Captain Zeb
Sunday, July 13: 2-3pm & 4-5 pm
Monday, July 14: 2-3pm
Starry Night Productions with Theatre Artibus Present
Ahoy, adventurers! Join the daring crew of the legendary squirrel pirate, Captain Zeb, on a wild treasure hunt through the halls of the Savoy! When Zeb’s beloved treasure chest mysteriously disappears, it’s up to the audience to follow the clues and help save the day. This interactive adventure is packed with playful twists, quirky characters and live music by Laura Goldhamer.
Created by Theatre Artibus in collaboration with Starry Night Productions
Great for pirates aged 5+
This Project is supported in part by an award from the RiNo Art District.
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A NOTE FROM THE CAPTAIN ABOUT TICKET PRICING
Captain Zeb’s Adventure is back! This joyful daytime experience is created right here in Colorado by local artists, and every ticket helps support the performers, designers, and spaces that bring the show to life.
We know that families and community members have different budgets, and we want everyone to be able to come aboard. That’s why we use a sliding scale ticket model — so you can choose the price that fits your budget.
Every ticket, no matter the price, includes the same full experience. If you’re able to pay at a higher level, you’re helping make it possible for someone else to attend who might need a lower tier. It’s one small way we can take care of each other while enjoying something magical together.
We can’t wait to welcome you to the adventure!
PERFORMERS
Amber Blais
Meghan Frank
Fronzo Gilkey
Laura Goldhamer
Gina Schettini
AN IMPORTANT NOTE & RELEASE WAIVER
By attending Captain Zeb’s Adventure, you acknowledge that this is a follow-along, interactive experience which may involve walking, outdoor areas, and uneven surfaces including stairs. Participation is entirely at your own risk, and adults are responsible for supervising any children in their care.
By entering the event, you also grant permission for Theatre Artibus and its collaborators to photograph and record video of the experience, and to use those images for social media and promotional purposes. If you prefer not to be included, please notify a staff member upon arrival.
The Swashbuckling Adventures of Captain Zeb
Sunday, July 13: 2-3pm & 4-5 pm
Monday, July 14: 2-3pm
Starry Night Productions with Theatre Artibus Present
Ahoy, adventurers! Join the daring crew of the legendary squirrel pirate, Captain Zeb, on a wild treasure hunt through the halls of the Savoy! When Zeb’s beloved treasure chest mysteriously disappears, it’s up to the audience to follow the clues and help save the day. This interactive adventure is packed with playful twists, quirky characters and live music by Laura Goldhamer.
Created by Theatre Artibus in collaboration with Starry Night Productions
Great for pirates aged 5+
This Project is supported in part by an award from the RiNo Art District.
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A NOTE FROM THE CAPTAIN ABOUT TICKET PRICING
Captain Zeb’s Adventure is back! This joyful daytime experience is created right here in Colorado by local artists, and every ticket helps support the performers, designers, and spaces that bring the show to life.
We know that families and community members have different budgets, and we want everyone to be able to come aboard. That’s why we use a sliding scale ticket model — so you can choose the price that fits your budget.
Every ticket, no matter the price, includes the same full experience. If you’re able to pay at a higher level, you’re helping make it possible for someone else to attend who might need a lower tier. It’s one small way we can take care of each other while enjoying something magical together.
We can’t wait to welcome you to the adventure!
PERFORMERS
Amber Blais
Meghan Frank
Fronzo Gilkey
Laura Goldhamer
Gina Schettini
AN IMPORTANT NOTE & RELEASE WAIVER
By attending Captain Zeb’s Adventure, you acknowledge that this is a follow-along, interactive experience which may involve walking, outdoor areas, and uneven surfaces including stairs. Participation is entirely at your own risk, and adults are responsible for supervising any children in their care.
By entering the event, you also grant permission for Theatre Artibus and its collaborators to photograph and record video of the experience, and to use those images for social media and promotional purposes. If you prefer not to be included, please notify a staff member upon arrival.
Artist Gym
Ongoing Series
Led by: Theatre Artibus
Meet up with other professionals at our open gym sessions. Workshop what you’ve got brewing, test out new things, or just get oozy as we warm up together. Lead or be led. Come out and practice your artistic skills. Try the concept and get feedback. Be a part of the actor/creator team
Artist Gym
Ongoing Series
Led by: Theatre Artibus
Meet up with other professionals at our open gym sessions. Workshop what you’ve got brewing, test out new things, or just get oozy as we warm up together. Lead or be led. Come out and practice your artistic skills. Try the concept and get feedback. Be a part of the actor/creator team
IMMERSIVE HAPPY HOUR
Immersive Denver meetup!
Located in Denver's vibrant Curtis Park alongside adjacent to the RiNo Arts District, The Savoy is a beautifully restored historic venue that perfectly blends vintage charm with modern amenities.
Built in 1889, The Savoy occupies the second floor of a Victorian building in the historic Curtis Park neighborhood. Originally serving as a private social club, the space has been thoughtfully renovated to honor its rich history while providing a fully accessible and ADA-compliant environment. The venue features original pressed tin ceilings, a spacious ballroom, and a flexible layout ideal for a variety of events.
Beyond its architectural beauty and art deco vibes, The Savoy is a proud supporter of the local arts community. Home to Theatre Artibus, it regularly hosts immersive performances, workshops, and community events that celebrate Denver's cultural diversity.
We’re excited to be back in this incredible space and look forward to connecting with the immersive community. A huge thank you to The Savoy Denver for their continued support!
Free to attend, alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages available for purchase.
Inflexion Points: Friendraising Event
Join us for an afternoon of stories, photography, and music! This “Friendraising Event”, is celebrating the launch of an exciting new initiative, Inflexion Points: The Art of Environmental Storytelling, featuring Mike Nelson, former Channel 7 meteorologist and Boyd Norton, acclaimed nature photographer as he reflects on 50 years of environment storytelling.
Ticket Host - Inflexion Points
Doors: 1:00pm
Start: 2:00pm
Parking Lot Available - 26th and Curtis
Artist Gym
Ongoing Series
Led by: Theatre Artibus
Meet up with other professionals at our open gym sessions. Workshop what you’ve got brewing, test out new things, or just get oozy as we warm up together. Lead or be led. Come out and practice your artistic skills. Try the concept and get feedback. Be a part of the actor/creator team
Artist Gym
Ongoing Series
Led by: Theatre Artibus
Meet up with other professionals at our open gym sessions. Workshop what you’ve got brewing, test out new things, or just get oozy as we warm up together. Lead or be led. Come out and practice your artistic skills. Try the concept and get feedback. Be a part of the actor/creator team
Playground Pride Concert
In a political climate where our mere existence is at stake, we offer up new, visibly queer music, texts, and movement works, supporting voices of all ages from our Rocky Mountain Region. We reaffirm our deep passion for and commitment to those around us, making sure we keep close our families, friends, lovers, youth, and elders. These pieces for Pride 2025 ask us to love harder.
Ticket Host - Playground Ensemble
Doors: 6:30pm
Show: 7:30pm
Parking Lot Available - 26th and Curtis