One of the Nation's Premier African-American Theatre Companies
One of the Nation's Premier African-American Theatre Companies
1468 Dayton St. Aurora, CO 80010
720.857.8000
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SHADOW THEATRE COMPANY PRESENTS
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Hugo Jon Sayles - Artistic Director
Karon Majeel - Executive Director
Saturday, JULY 31
"Shadow is back."
"Shadow is back."
Saturday, JULY 31
-Kurt Brighton, The Denver Post
THE MEETING
THE MEETING
7:00 pm
Tickets: $20
Tickets: $20
7:00 pm
Hugo Jon Sayles - Artistic Director
Karon Majeel - Executive Director
AUGUST 5 - 21
SHADOW YOUTH ENSEMBLE
Celebrating Women, Mothers & Daughters
AUGUST 5 - 21
SHADOW
YOUTH ENSEMBLE
Tickets: $25
Thursday, August 5
Tickets: $25
Celebrating Women, Mothers & Daughters
Aurora Sentinel: CRUNK remains a constant at Shadow Theatre
CRUNK (Creative Resources Uniting Neighborhood Kids) and the Black Actor's Guild come together as the Shadow Youth Ensemble to present the final production in Shadow Theatre Company's 13th Season celebrating women, mothers and daughters. Featuring original sketches, dancing and poetry devoted to a single year observing the woman in today's society.
CRUNK (Creative Resources Uniting Neighborhood Kids) and the Black Actor's Guild come together as the Shadow Youth Ensemble to present the final production in Shadow Theatre Company's 13th Season celebrating women, mothers and daughters. Featuring original sketches, dancing and poetry devoted to a single year observing the woman in today's society.
Friday, August 6
Saturday, August 7 (Matinee)
Saturday, August 7
Friday, August 13
Saturday, August 14
Friday, August 20
Saturday, August 21
Saturday, August 14 (Matinee)
Saturday, August 21 (Matinee)
THE SLAM AT SHADOW
WACKY WEDNESDAY
Afterthought Theatre Company
Presents
A Special Encore Performance
By Jeff Stetson
Malcolm X & Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
David Pinckney as Malcolm X & Cristofer Davenport as Martin Luther King, Jr.
AT SHADOW THEATRE
AT SHADOW THEATRE
A BRIEF HISTORY OF BLACK MUSIC
FUNDRAISER FOR SHADOW THEATRE COMPANY
Sunday, August 22 at the Shadow Theatre

On Sunday, August 22 local area White talent comes together to sing and dance their way through an evening of songs specifically designated for the African American performer.  John Ashton emcees A Brief History of Black Music, a benefit fundraiser for Shadow Theatre Company being held at the Shadow Theatre, 1468 Dayton St. Doors open for a pre-show reception at 6 p.m. with the performance beginning at 7 p.m.

What White performer will ever get the opportunity to sing the beautiful songsfrom Porgy & Bess,  Carmen Jones, Bubbling Brown Sugar, The Wiz and Dreamgirls or the lullaby from Ragtime, or "Ol Man River" from Showboat?  Local area singer and dancers have been invited to participate to sing show tunes designated for an African American performer or to cover a song made famous by an African American singer.  This is the white theatre community's gift to Shadow Theatre Company; all singing - all dancing - from the African American lexicon of great songs.

A Brief History of Black Music
Benefit for Shadow Theatre Company

Single tickets are:
$25 in advance
$30 at the door
Sunday, August 22
6 p.m. Reception
7 p.m. Show

Shadow Theatre
1468 Dayton St.
Aurora, CO 80010
Box office 720-857-8000 or email info@shadowtheatre.com