
Apartments near Hunger Artists Theater in Denver, CO (2,243 Rentals)


9 N Clarkson St

Emerson Plaza

84 S Lincoln St

2804 Champa St

1614 E 24th Ave

2104-2118 E 17th Ave

The Werner

1101 Gaylord St

30 Emerson St

Ogden Gardens

700 E Ellsworth Ave

126 W Bayaud Ave

2560 Blake St

1432 Gaylord St

2121-2145 E 16th Ave

1575 Gaylord St

1232 Gaylord St

112-124 W Bayaud Ave

54 S Pennsylvania St

1406 Vine St

Landau Apartments

2202-2204 E 14th Ave

The Adelaine Condominiums

1024-1034 28th St

1835 Vine St

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Ginger Quill Apartments

1100 Gaylord St

Condominiums

389 E Bayaud Ave

1530 Gaylord St

2710 Downing St

1249 York St

33 Corona St

102-106 Maple Ave

122-126 S Broadway

Corner Clock Lofts

1257 York St

125 W Maple Ave

2247 E 12th Ave

Wrigley On Penn

Ajax Lofts

2944 Glenarm Pl

10 Ogden St

No. 25 Downing

2300 N Williams St

1535 York St.

1601-1615 E 25th Ave

1660 Gaylord St

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In theater, as in life, Denver apartment residents are always looking for something new and exciting. There are numerous theatrical companies around town, but few offer such fresh and provocative production as the Hunger Artist Theater, one of Denver's most celebrated companies, producing some of the most well-written, well-received plays in the city, while still keeping their edgy, shocking feel. Winning numerous awards, and receiving glowing critical reception all throughout their history, Hunger Artists Theater are the best theater company in town to keep your eye on. What makes true theater great is the artists devotion to their craft, and it's obvious from name alone that they give it their all. The name "Hunger Artist" stems from the Kafka short story, where a man would rather impress the audiences with his fasting, than to eat and lose his glory. In much the same way, the Hunger Artist Theater company would rather impress audiences with their fantastic abilities than do just about anything else. They started as a small, rag-tag group of actors, playing mostly in cafes and lounges, basically anywhere that would have them. Though they've moved on to bigger and better things, that devotion to group work and a close-knit family stays with them even today. Though they focus on contemporary, provocative plays, the Hunger Artists also have done a variety of other works, from a number of different styles and varieties. They've done works by William Shakespeare, Tom Stoppard, Edward Albee, and many other great names in theater, and producing such major plays and cycles as Angels in America and The Kentucky Cycle. One of their most popular draws, however, is their readers theater, where they dramatically read short stories or novels by famous authors. Some of the works they've included are James Joyce's The Dead, and An Evening with Edgar Allen Poe. No matter what kind of theater you're in the mood for, more than likely Hunger Artists have something right up your alley. Theater is an art form that is sometimes criminally overlooked, so if you find yourself without anything to do on a Friday night, give one of Denver's fantastic theaters a shot. An apartment-ites best bet for Denver theater, of course, would be the Hunger Artists Theater company, one of the most heralded companies in all of Denver, and one of the most popular as well.
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