**All performances of Admissions have been suspended. Curious’ statement on COVID19**

Bill and Sherri are the white, progressive-and-proud headmaster and dean of admissions of a New Hampshire boarding school. Over the last fifteen years, they’ve worked to diversify the school’s mostly white population. But when their high-achieving son’s Ivy League dreams are jeopardized, the family’s reaction blasts open a deep rift between their public values and private decisions. A no-holds-barred look at privilege, power, and the perils of whiteness.

Sponsors

Season Sponsors
Diana and Mike Kinsey
The Harold and Mimi Steinberg Charitable Trust
Susan Tucker, Season Patron

Platinum
Stephanie and John Flanigan
Susan and John France
Redline Contemporary Art Center

Gold
Les Crispelle and Glenn Tiedt
Ellen and Dale LaGow

Silver
Tara Cleare and Jesse LaNunziata
Eric Fonacier and Rebecca Holmes
Lori Pidick and Mark Niles
Elizabeth Steele

Go Deeper: Admissions

Topics: Race, Diversity, Affirmative Action, White Guilt, Satire

A curated collection of resources about the play Admissions by Joshua Harmon and about related issues The Curious team developed these resources in conjunction with local allies and advocates on the front lines of social change. Our partners for this play include The Denver Scholarship Foundation.

To suggest additions, provide feedback, or get involved in our social justice efforts, please contact Community Engagement Organizer Jeannene Bragg at jeannene@curioustheatre.org.

Admissions playbill: Click here for PDF.

More resources will be posted shortly; please check back.

A Note about Coronavirus (Covid19):  We understand that health issues are on the top of everyone’s mind these days; please know that Curious takes these issues seriously.  We will be doing extra sanitizing of our public spaces and restrooms after each performance. If you are not feeling well, please refrain from coming to the theatre; as always, Curious offers a generous ticket exchange policy. For more information, please contact the Curious Box Office at info@curioustheatre.org or 303-623-0524.

What is the runtime of this show?
Admissions runs approximately 1 hour, 45 minutes.

Is there an intermission?
There is no intermission.

Are there any advisories I should know about?

There are no specific advisories for Admissions. Curious offers an advisory about any stage effect of potential concern to patrons’ health. We typically don’t offer advisories about subject matter, as sensitivities vary from person to person. If you have any concerns about content or language, please contact the box office.

Can I bring my kids?
We require that audience members find alternative activities for children under 6 years of age. In addition, our material may not be appropriate for young people under 14 years of age. We will gladly discuss subject matter with parents or guardians before the performance in order to make an informed decision for you and your child. Before purchasing tickets, please email or call our Box Office at 303.623.0524.

Where can I park?
Curious is pleased to offer various options for complimentary parking on performance days: the Denver Community Credit Union parking lot directly across the street; the lot directly adjacent to our theatre; on-street parking along Acoma. Please make sure to pick up a parking permit from our Box Office if you wish to park in either lot. Note that these lots are only available for the two hours before a performance and one hour following; Curious does not own either lot and the owners will tow vehicles.

Is Curious wheelchair accessible?
Yes. However, due to the age of our building (1890s!), there are a few quirks to our accessibility. When buying tickets, know that Rows F & G are fully wheelchair accessible and all seats are removable. All seats on the orchestra level of the theatre are accessible to those with mobility concerns, however, the other rows of the orchestra do involve a small step up and the seats are fixed. The balcony of Curious is only accessible by stairs. Know that the bar for Curious is located in the balcony; however, Curious staff are eager to assist you by serving you from your seat should you have mobility concerns that prevent you from stairs.

The front entry of Curious is stairs-only, so those with mobility concerns or in a wheelchair may enter the building through the double red doors on the south side of the building (where you will also find accessible parking spaces) beginning 30 minutes before the show. Please let the ushers or staff know that you have arrived so we may greet you if we miss you slipping in.

May I eat/drink in the theatre?
You bet! Our bar is on the balcony level and carries wine, beer, and bourbon in addition to treats, chips, coffee, water, and soft drinks. All are permitted in your seats, although we ask that you unwrap any candy before the show begins.

Where do I pick up my tickets?
If you have selected Will Call for your tickets, they will be available at the Box Office one hour prior to the show. If you selected Print-at-Home, simply print out the PDF that was emailed to you or show that attachment on your phone to the ushers when you arrive, no need to see the box office.

Can I change my tickets to another performance?
Usually, yes. If you know your dates have changed, do contact us as soon as possible to ensure comparable seats are available for your new date. Sometimes our shows do sell out and occasionally an entire run will sell out. So it is always best to call early with a change.

What if I arrive late?
Patrons who arrive late will be seated at the discretion of the House Manager, and may not be seated in their assigned seats until intermission.

What is the temperature in the theatre?
Please note that our boiler has been replaced and our heat is working great!

While we make every attempt to ensure our patrons and performers are comfortable in our space, Curious is in a church built in the 1890s; we have no A/C or central air (although we do have two swamp coolers and radiant heat). Temperature control can be a challenge in the extreme cold or extreme heat of Colorado. We encourage you to wear layers to ensure your comfort.

Do you offer group discounts?
Yes! Call the box office to get a quote for the performance you would like to attend. Discounts vary by performance. As a general rule, bigger discounts are given for Thursday/Friday evening performances early in the run of a show.

How can I become a volunteer?
Call or email the box office for information on joining our volunteer corps.

Can I get the program ahead of time?
Yes. About one week before the show opens, you can find our full program in the Go Deeper section.