Chris Distefano
Comedy Works Entertainment presents Chris Distefano performing June 7th, 2025!
By Alex Miller|2025-06-01T13:02:34-06:00Jun 1, 2025|Categories: Comedy - Standup/Improv, Denver Metro|Tags: comedy, Denver|
Soapbox Therapy Live
Stigma. Oppression. Anxiety. Inequality. Trauma. Ghosting. Unrealistic Beauty Standards. Aging. [...]
Thick Skin
Hard R-rating. Thick Skin may not be for everybody, [...]
The Mikado – In Space!
Star-crossed lovers, pompous noblemen, schoolgirls, and a powerful intergalactic [...]
Flood
An experimental exhibition that uses the flow of a [...]
The 24 Hour Plays
Curious Theatre Company proudly presents The 24 Hour Plays, a [...]
Immigrants: Queer, Unafraid and Unashamed with Motus Playback Theater
Join Motus Playback Theater for a powerful afternoon where queer [...]
800 Years Young: a music & comedy experience
Today is Dandy The Bard's 800th birthday and the audience is attending his birthday party. To preserve his ongoing immortality he must complete 10 tasks in 45 minutes, such as serenading an audience member, beatboxing, and offering a Q&A.
When I Looked in the Mirror and Saw God Staring Back
The show is about the intimate moments trans people have with themselves in the mirror, and the inherent divinity in discovering one’s identity. The show is a stepping into, a return to intrinsic truth, and a celebration of the Divine inside us all.
Whispers of the Wind: A Very Serious, Complete, and Thorough Academic Presentation on the Mother Fan Cult
A lecture on the mysterious "Motherfan Cult" spirals into chaos as an expert scholar and their disaffected assistant reveal discoveries and rituals surrounding the worship of box fans in this frantic, hilarious exploration of faith, obsession, and the search for meaning in a world where technology fails us.
Voices in My Head
It’s been a while since Kris and Eli saw each other, and there’s a lot of unresolved tension. During this awkward social encounter, the audience becomes the angels or devils on Kris's shoulder and alter them to alter the path of the story.
Venomous
Jessica Fudim’s dance-theater solo looks at the classic Greek myth from Medusa's perspective and moves her story beyond that of a snake-headed monster using contemporary movement with amped-up party dancing, video projection, whimsical props, and audience collaboration.
