Dates & Times

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The Denver Public Library recommends these library resources to enhance your theater experience of Truth Be Told:

READ

Stuff They Don’t Want You To Know by Ben Bowlin, Matt Frederick, and Noel Brown

A thinking person’s fun, wonderfully written conspiracy book from the hosts of the popular podcast of the same title. They approach each theory they examine with both empathy and fact-finding, showing all sides while encouraging critical thinking.

WATCH 

Hannah, dir. Andrea Pallaoro (2018)

As the character Kathleen grapples with truth and denial in regard to someone she loves, the French film Hannah follows a woman who is caught between denial and reality. Hannah is a sparse film that examines the thought processes of a woman living with the consequences of a husband who is imprisoned for a crime.

LISTEN 

We are the Light by Matthew Quick

Matthew Quick’s We Are The Light follows the town of Majestic, PA through the eyes of an uneasy man at the center of tragedy, Lucas Goodgame. Following a mass shooting at the town’s theater, the town must either band together to heal or let itself be torn apart. Told through letters written by Goodgame to Karl, his Jungian analyst, Luke Kirby’s heartrending narration brings this story to life.

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A mother’s reckoning: living in the aftermath of tragedy by Sue Klebold

Kathleen is struggling to reconcile the reports of her son’s tragedy with her memory of her child. Sue Klebold had to do the same in 1999 when her son killed his classmates at Columbine. These two mothers both hold memories of their happy children, search for answers about the loss of their sons, and want to tell their version of an honest story.  Klebold’s unforgettable grief memoir is full of questioning, suffering, and mistakes.

What is the runtime of this show?
It is running at roughly 90 minutes.

Is there an intermission?
There is no intermission.

Are there any advisories I should know about?

Curious offers a public advisory about any stage effect of potential concern to patrons’ health, such as strobe lights, theatrical fog or smoking.

Please click here to view any voluntary applicable advisories regarding this show! However as sensitivities vary from person to person, if you have any other concerns about content or age appropriateness that might have a bearing on patron comfort, please contact the Box Office at 303.623.0524.

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?

At this time, the parking lot across the street at the Zing Credit Union is still closed due to construction. The parking lot located directly south of the Curious building (mural side) is available for parking free of charge. However, spots are limited so please plan to arrive early to secure a spot and be sure you place a Curious Parking Pass in your dashboard so we know you’re with us!

If there are no spots available in our parking lot when you arrive, please try one of the following options:

• Street parking is free in our neighborhood after 6pm Monday – Saturday and all day Sunday
• Acoma Street Parking Garage located at 1120 Acoma Street
• Parking Pay Lot located at 1055 Lincoln Street
• NOTE for Parking Pay Lot located at 1056 Acoma Street
  • We advise you to NOT park in this lot, as the pay machine is often broken resulting in ticketing of cars during performances.

Note that the lot next to Curious is only available for the two hours before a performance and one hour following; Curious does not own the lot and the owners will tow vehicles left past midnight.

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.

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 main bar, The Sanctuary, is on the balcony level and carries wine, beer, and bourbon in addition to treats, chips, coffee, water, and soft drinks. We also have a new auxiliary bar, The Confessional, located in the back right corner of our orchestra. 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 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. If you have selected Will Call for your tickets, please reach out to our Box Office as we no longer print-out tickets.

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 & Stage Managers, and may not be seated in their assigned seats until intermission. In the event that a performance runs without an intermission, latecomers will be seated in a location that will not disrupt the performers or other audience members. We reserve the right to deny admission to latecomers when a performance has been running for 15 minutes or more.

Will the show go on in a snowstorm?
Curious will make every possible attempt to continue with a scheduled performance in inclement weather. However, in the VERY RARE case that local authorities deem it unsafe, we will alert all patrons of the canceled performance and reschedule you following our return to normal operations. Should you feel personally unsafe driving in weather, you are encouraged to call the box office to move to a later performance if one is available.

Is it cold/hot in the theatre?
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 light 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.

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 HERE!

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