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Denver Center-Performing Arts
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Review by:
Krista B.
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The DCPA boasts itself as the largest theater complex under one roof. It features a variety of small theaters, like the Garner Galeria, Space, etc. , and the Temple Buell Theater as well as Boetcher Concert Hall and the new Ellie Caulkins Opera House (opening September 2005). Ranging from touring Broadway shows to long-running local shows like "I love you, you're perfect, now change" to world premieres, like "The Laramie Project" a few years ago, the DCPA is the place to see theater in Colorado. It does a good job, the theaters are beautiful and you feel like you are participating in the experience that theater should be. While some shows are better than others, that is to be expected in the performing arts, but you will no doubt have a good time.
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