We have the tea this holiday season! 

You won’t want to miss Holigays with A to Z! We are partnering with a bold, new production company, A to Z, to bring you this glam and glitzy holiday romp! You will be gagging! Featuring local drag stars America Jackson and Zarah Misdemenor, these fierce and fabulous ladies will get you ready to SLEIGH for the holidays.

December 14 @ Curious Theatre
Doors Open at 7:00 pm
Show starts at 7:30 pm

Sliding Scale Pricing

Both Curious and A to Z believe that art should be accessible. We are presenting this event with sliding scale pricing. We are asking you to read through the scale below and honestly assess at which pricing level you should select and purchase tickets. When purchasing tickets on the following screens you will see a drop down allowing you to choose the price. If you have any questions about this, or the ticket buying process please call the box office at 303-623-0524 or email boxoffice@curioustheatre.org.

VIP tickets ($80 for a table of 2)

• If you are comfortable with buying the $35 tickets but you want to feel a little more special.
• These tickets are at tables in the back of the main floor and they are 2 seats per table.
• These seats come with a server to collect your drinks and snacks from the bar.

$35 Tickets:

• I consistently and comfortably meet all of my basic needs.
• I choose products or services based on quality over price and can always afford new items.
• I have expendable income.
• I own my home or rent in a higher-end property.
• I go on multiple vacations a year.
• Any debt I have is by choice to maintain a standard of living

$30 Tickets:

• I am not worried about basic needs.
• I am employed.
• I have access to health care.
• I have the ability to take a vacation annually without financial hardship should I choose.
• I have access to savings
• I have some expendable income
• I may have debt, but it does not prohibit me from basic needs.

$25 Tickets:

• I have a little bit of expendable income but need to keep a close eye on it.
• I have debt, but it does not prohibit me from my basic needs.
• I have employment through irregular low paying means (gig work) or have a second job out of necessity.
• I stress about making basic needs, but rarely miss them.

Hardship (please call the box office):

• I often stress about meeting basic needs and may not always meet them.
• I have unstable housing.
• I am unemployed or underemployed not by my own choice.
• I receive government assistance for basic needs.
• I have no savings.
• I have significant debt due to unforeseen circumstances.
• I work multiple jobs to meet basic needs for myself or my family