What do the things we leave in our wake say about the life we’ve lived? From the award-winning creators of Sweet & Lucky comes its long-awaited companion. A groundbreaking new work of immersive theatre. A world that is built around you. A story of collective remembrance. In Sweet & Lucky: Echo, you’ll follow performers through a warehouse of memories, where vignettes of a couple’s life materialize out of thin air—like pages of a scrapbook springing to vivid life. In the space between love and loss, remembering and forgetting, we’ll uncover their most tender moments. Falling in love. Building a home. Weathering storms.
Audience Role
For Sweet and Lucky: Echo, you and 191 other audience members will be invited into a 2-hour show in one of two 5,000 square foot spaces. Throughout the show, you will be led by actors and given instructions on how to explore and interact with this world. The audience will be directly engaged by performers and will be invited to manipulate pieces of the physical set, depending on their comfort level. This is outlined in more detail in our Accessibility & Sensory Guide.
Ages: 13 +
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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