The Denver Center Theatre Company’s 2010/11 Season was announced yesterday!  Artistic Director Kent Thompson summarizes the season in this video:

 

Here are the plays on the new season:

 

Alfred Hitchcock’s The 39 Steps
Adapted by Patrick Barlow
From the novel by John Buchan
From the movie of Alfred Hitchcock
Original concept by Nobby Dimon and Simon Corble
Sept 10-Nov 14 | Ricketson Theatre
    

 

Isabel Allende’s The House of the Spirits
By Caridad Svich
Based on the novel by Isabel Allende
Sept 17-Oct 23 | Space Theatre
View an interview with the playwright
Contains adult language and situations.

 

Bram Stoker’s Dracula
By Charles Morey
From the novel by Bram Stoker
Oct 1-30 | Stage Theatre
    

 

Reckless
By Craig Lucas
Nov 12-Dec 18 | Space Theatre

World Premiere
Map of Heaven
By Michele Lowe
Jan 14-Feb 26 | Ricketson Theatre
View an interview with the playwright
    

 

World Premiere
The Catch
By Ken Weitzman
Jan 21-Feb 26 | Space Theatre
View an interview with the playwright

 

A Midsummer Night’s Dream
By William Shakespeare
Jan 28-Feb 26 | Stage Theatre
    

 

Limited Engagement!
Traces
Created by The 7 Fingers
March 11-May 15 | Stage Theatre

 

Winner! 2009 Pulitzer Prize for Drama
Ruined
By Lynn Nottage
March 18-April 30 | Ricketson Theatre
Contains adult language and situations.
    

 

Superior Donuts
By Tracy Letts
April 1-May 7 | Space Theatre

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By Daniel L. Ritchie, Chairman and CEO, The Denver Center for the Performing Arts

 

Welcome to The Denver Center’s BLOG! We are really exited to launch this new part of our website where you can hear from many of the different voices at The Denver Center. This is a new way for you to connect with the Center, so read posts, look at behind-the-scenes pictures and videos, and don’t forget to interact, too. We’d love to hear from you, so please leave comments and ask questions.

 

I was so excited about the launch of our blog that I had to make a video to celebrate. Make sure you watch this—it’s a side of me you’ve never seen and are not likely to see ever again!

 

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