In addition to The Denver Center for the Performing Arts’ classes, school programs, and professional training, we also offer audience opportunities to enrich your appreciation of our productions. We welcome your participation in any of these programs:

• Perspectives on the Play, pre-show discussions with experts
• Talkbacks, a post-show Q&A with the cast
• Symposia, educational discussions that delve into aspects of a production
• Theatre & Theology religious discussions about relevant themes
• ASL, Audio-description & Open Captioning

Plus, our we offer these educational resources: 

e-Shakespeare
Working with Denver Public School teachers on their annual Shakespeare Festival, we have created e-Shakespeare, an online training program that provides video clips, interactive resources and activities to help teachers make Shakespeare come alive for students.

Jones Library
We maintain a unique and highly-specialized library of scripts, periodicals, theatre anthologies and musical librettos. Located in the Robert & Judi Newman Center for Theatre Education, our library is open to the community Mon through Fri from 9:30am to 5:30pm. Contact us at 303.446.4869. 

Contact us or call 303.446.4892 to discuss additional educational resources.  

Photo: Buses line the Arts Complex as more than 12,000 students attend Student Matinees.