Show Info “Through Stories We Exist” Will you heed the call and listen to the stories of Auraria? The area that we know today as Auraria has long been a place of gathering in Denver. The flowing and convergence of two rivers on its land has always made it fertile ground for Coloradan people, families, and communities. Like the water of the rivers, the stories of the people inhabiting Auraria have flowed throughout the land since time immemorial. As the rivers today threaten to dry up, will people continue to gather and find belonging in Auraria? The stories must flow for us to understand its history and our connections to this magical place. Join us to understand the past patterns of belonging and displacement on this land and foster your own story of connection and community by understanding what it means to call a place home. We welcome you to join us as a listener to, and an author of, this parable. Estimated Run Time Approximately 90 minutes Advisories This experience travels across the Auraria Campus to multiple locations. It is an ADA accessible experience, and for those not using a mobility device please wear comfortable shoes and weather-appropriate attire. Performances will occur both outside and inside of buildings. There will not be anywhere for you to keep your belongings during the performance, so please only bring what you need on your person. You will be given the opportunity to participate in eating something, you may accept or decline.
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Ages: 18 +
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About Denver Center for the Performing Arts
Off-Center produces unexpected theatrical experiences that put the audience at the center of the story. What began in 2010 as a small theatrical test kitchen has grown into a signature line of programming for the Denver Center for the Performing Arts, credited with bringing immersive theatre to Colorado and helping establish Denver as a national hub for immersive art. Among Off-Center’s large-scale productions that have garnered local and national praise are: Sweet & Lucky created with New York-based Third Rail Projects, The Last Defender with The House Theatre of Chicago, Perception featuring live music by Tom Hagerman of DeVotchKa, and a 360-degree staging of The Wild Party and Camp Christmas in the Hangar at Stanley Marketplace.. With support from the Doris Duke and Wallace foundations, Off-Center has been recognized as a leader in developing new programming that attracts new audiences. www.denvercenter.org