About this Event
About the tour: Step inside the Temple Hoyne Buell Theatre, the go-to Denver venue for Broadway tours. The Buell was designed specifically to support large-scale performances and flashy effects, down to the choice of sandstone interior walls to support amplified performances. The renovated theatre opened in 1991 inside the renovated shell of the City’s Auditorium Arena, once the home of basketball games, wrestling matches and rock concerts. Go behind the scenes to explore how the The Buell provides a special experience for audience members in each of its 2,800 seats .
About the Arts Complex: The Denver Performing Arts Complex is one of the nation’s largest and most diverse in terms of venue sizes and types. It hosts performances ranging from classical orchestral music to touring rock and pop, ballet to modern dance and Broadway tours to immersive media/performance. The ten separate performance spaces are united by a single outdoor lobby, the Galleria.
About the tour guide: Chris Wineman, Principal at , has worked on design projects in the Denver Performing Arts Complex since 1994. He is trained as an actor and director and has played multiple roles in performing arts design projects for more than 30 years. Semple Brown has been involved in design projects in all of the venues of the DPAC over more than 25 years.
Accessibility: As the tour may enter into behind-the-scenes or on-stage areas, certain elements of the tour may be wheelchair inaccessible. Opportunities for rest on this 90-minute walking tour will be limited.
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Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Temple Hoyne Buell Theatre, 1350 Curtis Street, Denver, United States
USD 25.00 to USD 30.00