The 73rd Avenue Theatre Company

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The 73rd. Avenue Theatre Company is a non-profit organization dedicated to present quality artistic shows and classes of performing arts such as theatre, dance, and music involving local artists. The company was created by Maru Garcia, Phil Luna, and Magally Rizo Antuna with the idea of forming a company that would give back to the community that hosts it, understanding that live cultural events enrich the lives of those who get involved including audience, artists, and performers. The Company will dedicate its efforts to combine performances on stage with classes directed towards children, youth, and adults. In addition to that, the Company will try to provide at least one bilingual (English/ Spanish) workshop and include a bilingual show, reaching out to those people who may have a Hispanic background or that are interested in learning more about the Hispanic culture.

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CLASSIFICATION:

Elementary school
Middle school
High school
For Parents

Categories:
Drama/Theater

Indoor/Outdoor:
Indoor

Location

The 73rd Avenue Theatre Company
7287 Lowell Blvd.
Westminster, CO 80030

Phone Number: 720-276-6936
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Website Address:
http://www.the73rdavenuetheatrecompany.com

Hours of Operation:
Hour vary depending on the performance schedule.

Regular season:
Friday and Saturday at 7:30 PM and Sunday at 2:30 PM

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Activities, Programs, & Services

Events Offered: “Little Red Riding Hood” (An Ecological Bilingual Adventure) July 18 to Aug. 23
(directed by Maru Garcia)

“The Velveteen Rabbit” – Dec.5 to Jan. 4th, 2010
(directed by Ellen Farnsworth

“The Pirates of Penzance” – July 10 to August 16
Directed by: Ellen Farnsworth

“Muriel’s Memoirs”* by Christina Hamlett – Sept. 4th. to Oct. 4th.
Directed by: Maru Garcia
*(national premiere)

“And Then There Were None” by Agatha Christie – Oct. 16 to Nov. 15
Directed by: Maru Garcia

“A Christmas Story” by Truman Capote - Nov. 27 to Jan. 4th,
Directed by: Phil Luna

“Information for Foreigners” by Griselda Gambaro
June 16 to August 25 - Tuesdays at 7:30 PM
FREE ENTRANCE
This piece is an interactive adventure in which the audience walks from scene to scene watching the play. The play confronts us with the repression suffered by civilians from the oppressive governments of South America. This show is designed to be performed in English with some Spanish included.
The show is to be presented as an educational and social awareness experience.

Costs/Admission Rates: For children's shows:
$10 for adults / $ 7 for children
One adult free for every two children with paid ticket

For regular season shows:
$18 for adults / $16 for seniors and students
Group discount offered of $2 off regular tickets for groups of 4 or more.

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