Denver's Dangerous Theatre

Alexiaaa 

on Google

5 years ago

We arrived in the dark in an industrial area and were not at all sure what we getting ourselves into. Through a little entrance door is a great atmosphere, with couches to wait for doors to open, as well as snacks and drinks. Meatloaf in the Milkman were nice, but their skit included videos that were not the funniest... A+ for effort though... Zach Welch eventually made us laugh a lot though, and Nancy Norton was incredible, especially when she did her Gary impression. Overall cool place with a good vibe. 

Theodonis Medina (Roki) 

on Google

2 months ago

The owner is wonderful and nice to communicate with. The area is clean and accessible. 

Jacob Ira Anderson (Towt) 

on Google

a year ago

I recently had the pleasure of attending a show at this extraordinary venue, and let me tell you, it was an experience like no other! This theater may not boast the grand sets and lavish costumes you'd find on Broadway, but what it lacks in visual spectacle, it more than compensates with captivating storytelling and delightful humor. The cozy atmosphere of the venue added an intimate touch to the whole experience. It felt like being part of something special, where you could truly connect with the performers and immerse you... read more

Christian Williamson 

on Google

2 years ago

When I first came here, it was my first experience with anything outside of work. I previously never socialized, never went to events, but due to the atmosphere, the people, and the amazing staff, I find myself coming back to every event! It's a small Theatre, but it's quite comfy and it's easy to socialize with others before and after shows. Snacks are on par (especially since I'm a cheese addict), music is always great, and the shows I've been to thus far are spectacular! Definitely worth your time! 

Kyle Eason 

on Google

a year ago

An inclusive community of people dedicated to improv, experimental storytelling and good humor. I appreciate Dangerous Theatre, and I'm looking forward to seeing what comes of their work in future events.