'Anyone who has ever scratched their heads over how government works will relate to the hilarious antics of these city council members.'
Scenic designer Markas Henry did extensive research on actual chamber halls in American cities to ensure the set felt authentic."The idea is that the place where we are conducting business might look nice, but the very ground of the building is unhappy with what’s happening," Montour-Larson says."They didn’t spend a lot on the foundation, but they care a lot about the chairs and being comfortable.
For government employees, there's a special treat: a discount that acknowledges the humor and gravity of public service."Finally, somebody wrote a play for them," jokes Montour-Larson."If you have a city or federal government badge, you get a 20 percent discount." There will also be a teen night with a post-show conversation on September 15."I always look forward to teen night," Slack says."I find that inspiring young people want to get involved in theater, and it's incredibly important because we want to breed a whole new generation of theater makers and attendees." are selling quickly, according to the Curious box office, which is a sign that audiences are eager to catch the premiere of the company's 26th season.
"During the pandemic, theaters were some of the first to shut down and some of the last to come back," Montour-Larson says."I believe the reason audiences have been slow to come back, not just in Denver but in general, is because theater-going is a learned habit, and people forgot how much they love it. A lot of places are doing really tiny shows right now, so it is impressive for Curious's board and staff to make a commitment to produce a large play with local artists.
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