Buntport Theater

Special Events

a refrigerator door with letter magnets that say "Magnets on the Fridge" and flat magnets that say "# New Denver" there is a polaroid of four people that says "the salad days" on the white border, a To Do list and a photo. The fridge door handle is on the right.

Magnets on the Fridge #NewDenver

In the spirit of the many television shows that are returning after ending years ago, we are bringing back our first live sit-com, Magnets on the Fridge! It’s time to catch up with the old gang and their shenanigans as they try to navigate “new Denver”. Whether you are a long-time fan of Magnets on the Fridge or a total newbie, this is for you! 5 episodes in 2020 (no episode in March) come hang out with the now 40-somethings as they attempt to deal with the new normal.

Tickets $10

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A cupcake topped with fake peas and carrots. text reads- The peas and carrots

The Peas and Carrots

A new program by Buntport. A talk show mixed with a talk back mixed with behind-the-“music”. Nestled in the middle of the run of each full-length play, you can learn more about the production with this ‘side dish’.

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Retro Family Dinner

A special fundraising event. Gourmet food by Chef Andrew, one-night only entertainment, cocktail hour, recipe demo, and lots of special surprises. Be served by and eat with the Buntport ensemble in their theater. Very limited seating!

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Yard Sale!

With a special emphasis on Halloween costumes, Buntport is offering lots of treats at super low prices. Come take stuff off our our hands!

9am-1pm

In the foreground is a woman’s face looking forward and frowning. In the distance a man sits looking concerned. He is seated at a very small desk that is suspended by wires to the ceiling. Behind the man is a large mural portrait of an imposing man on the wall.

Staged Reading: 30th of Baydak

In 2003 we wrote a play inspired by the goings-on of present day Turkmenistan and Bohumil Hrabal’s novel Too Loud a Solitude.

“The 30th of Baydak is a small, sweet, gentle play about a large, ragged and ugly topic: dictatorship.” – Westword.

It seems like a good time to revisit this piece.

4 people doing silly and impossible dance moves, making serious faces and wearing black and gold.

So You Think You Can Watch Us Dance!

A new dance battle with Buntport and 7dancers.
Beautifully talented dancers side by side with us.
Including the triumphant return of our infamous Pepto Bismol dance from 2013. Two nights only.

  • $13 online NO ADDITIONAL FEES!
  • $15 at the door

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