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May 24 — 29, Buell Theatre CATS, the record-breaking musical spectacular by Andrew Lloyd Webber that has captivated audiences in over 30 countries and 15 languages, is now on tour across North America!

June 9 — 26, Buell Theatre Enter a world of splendor and romance, of eye-popping excess, of glitz, grandeur and glory! A world where Bohemians and aristocrats rub elbows and revel in electrifying enchantment. Pop the champagne and prepare for the spectacular spectacular…Welcome to Moulin Rouge! The Musical. With their signature dance moves and silky-smooth harmonies, they rose to the top of the charts creating an amazing 42 Top Ten Hits with 14 reaching number one.

Dec 16 — 18, Buell Theatre Your favorite holiday special comes to you live on stage! We want theatre to be accessible to all. In addition to accessible seating, we offer American Sign Language ASL interpretation and Audio Description services free with paid admission on select performance dates. Broadway shows also have free Open Captioning service on a select date per show. Search Search Search Clear. Lindsey Buckingham Boulder Theater, Dec 20, Koe Wetzel Mission Ballroom, Nov 18, Johnnyswim Ogden Theater, Apr 23, Celtic Thunder Paramount Theater, Mar 29, John Mayer Ball Arena, Mar 27, Snow Patrol Paramount Theater, Mar 14, Girl Talk Ogden Theater, Apr 11, The Script Mission Ballroom, Apr 3, Eels Boulder Theater, May 16, Matchbox Twenty Ball Arena, Jun 7, Circa Survive Ogden Theater, Jan 18, Manchester Orchestra Ogden Theater, Feb 18, Eric Johnson Paramount Theater, Mar 6, Gary Numan Gothic Theater, Mar 25, Joshua Radin Bluebird Theater, Mar 2, Mitski Ogden Theater, Mar 12, Jesse Cook Paramount Theater, Feb 5, Boombox Ogden Theater, Dec 31, - Jan 1, Beth Hart Mission Ballroom, Feb 7, The Wombats Ogden Theater, Feb 14, Alt-J 1stbank Center, Mar 23, Circle Jerks Ogden Theater, Mar 19, Deftones Ball Arena, Apr 25, Mother Mother Marquis Theater, Jan 21, Andy Grammer Paramount Theater, Feb 22, Marina Paramount Theater, Feb 11, Clairo Fillmore Auditorium, Mar 20, Dodie Clark Ogden Theater, Mar 13, Jacob Collier Gothic Theater, Apr 20, Tom Odell Bluebird Theater, Apr 9, Bad Bunny Ball Arena, Feb 9, The Weeknd Ball Arena, Feb 27, Big Thief Ogden Theater, Apr 29, Tool Ball Arena, Jan 27, Brockhampton Mission Ballroom, Mar 1, Celtic Woman Paramount Theater, May 29, Carlos Vives Bellco Theatre, Jan 15, Buddy Guy Paramount Theater, Apr 27, Lee Brice Mission Ballroom, Jan 15, Colin Hay Paramount Theater, Mar 19, Glass Animals Mission Ballroom, Mar 14, Hippo Campus Gothic Theater, Mar 31, Los Lobos Boulder Theater, Mar 7, Los Lobos Washingtons, Mar 4, Kaleo Red Rocks Amphitheatre, May 16, Shinedown Mission Ballroom, Feb 1, TobyMac Ball Arena, Mar 3, Ana Gabriel Bellco Theatre, Feb 27, Caravan Palace Fillmore Auditorium, Feb 15, Underoath Ogden Theater, Mar 5, Ministry Mission Ballroom, Apr 10, Nightwish Mission Ballroom, May 15, Dillon Francis Mission Ballroom, Jan 27, Polo and Pan Mission Ballroom, Feb 10, Bonobo Mission Ballroom, Mar 17, Cannibal Corpse Gothic Theater, Mar 4, Meshuggah Fillmore Auditorium, Mar 8, Sepultura Oriental Theater, Mar 6, Two Friends Fillmore Auditorium, Mar 4, Russ Red Rocks Amphitheatre, May 9, Kacey Musgraves Ball Arena, Feb 16, Poppy Summit Music Hall, Nov 16, Todd Rundgren Paramount Theater, Nov 10, Barry Manilow Bellco Theatre, Dec 14, Whiskey Myers Mission Ballroom, Nov 7, Jason Mraz Macky Auditorium, Dec 17 - 18, Dream Theater Paramount Theater, Nov 6, Chris Isaak Paramount Theater, Dec 15, Brett Dennen Boulder Theater, Nov 18, Brett Dennen Washingtons, Nov 19, Evanescence and Halestorm Bellco Theatre, Nov 18, Marshall Tucker Band Washingtons, Nov 4, Atreyu Summit Music Hall, Dec 7, Noah Kahan Ogden Theater, Dec 2, Trevor Hall Boulder Theater, Nov 26 - 27, Milky Chance Mission Ballroom, Dec 19, Christopher Cross Gothic Theater, Oct 31, And as the music soars, Pride Rock slowly emerges from the mist.

The funny and darkly unsettling duo invites you into their living room, along with young couple Honey and Nick. But with every drink poured, the conversation descends into all-out marital warfare. How far can they go before this raucous night spills over? Yes, the boys are back by popular demand ready to take America by storm! A powerful and stirring reinvention of this beloved favorite celebrated the world over for its Grammy award-winning score and the thrilling energy and passion of its Irish and international dance.

Feb 4 — Mar 13, Wolf Theatre years ago, frontierswoman Kate Slaughterback fought to save her son, killing rattlesnakes in one courageous battle and becoming a global sensation. Discover her story in this new musical by Neyla Pekarek former member of the Grammy-nominated folk-rock band The Lumineers and playwright Karen Hartman. Their lives orbit around a strong-willed matriarch whose secrets drive her relatives nuts.

Fed up, they each make plans to break away. But by standing their ground, they may lose what has held them together all along. Call it Tootsie! Apr 22 — May 29, Kilstrom Theatre Despite embodying the strong morals his school promotes, being gay has made Pharus an outsider. Featuring gorgeous gospel music, this stunning coming-of-age drama was created by Oscar-winning screenwriter Tarell Alvin McCraney Moonlight.

May 13 — Jun 12, Wolf Theatre Infused with imagination, comedy, and Tejano music, Quixote Nuevo reveals the joys and perils of facing down Death and becoming the hero of your own story.