CURRENT SHOW
Ada and the Engine
by Lauren Gunderson
directed by Jay Louden
Firehouse Theater Company is thrilled to bring to the stage the wonderful play that we were just about to open when the Pandemic caused the shuttering of the theater in spring of 2020.
As the British Industrial Revolution dawns, young Ada Byron Lovelace (daughter of the flamboyant and notorious Lord Byron) sees the boundless creative potential in the “analytic engines” of her friend and soul mate Charles Babbage, inventor of the first mechanical computer. Ada envisions a whole new world where art and information converge—a world she might not live to see. A music-laced story of love, friendship, and the edgiest dreams of the future. Jane Austen meets Steve Jobs in this poignant pre-tech romance heralding the computer age.
As always, your donations are appreciated as we get ready to stoke the flames at Firehouse.
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4 shows remain in the Firehouse 2021-2022 season
Nov. 13-Dec. 18
Ada and the Engine by Lauren Gunderson
directed by jay Lauden
Feb. 26-March 26
Towards Zero by Agatha Christie
Directed by Margaret Norwood
April 9-May 7
A Co-production Collaboration with 5280 Coop
Flyin’ West by Pearl Cleage
directed by donnie betts
July 9-Aug. 6
Pride & Prejudice by Kate Hamil
directed by Julie Kaye Wolf
Current Safety Protocol
To best protect our patrons, cast, and crew, we are requiring that patrons who attend a show be fully vaccinated and provide proof of vaccination – either the original vaccination card, a printed copy of the vaccination card or a photo of the vaccination card on your phone. Colorado residents can also download the myColorado app for easy access to a digital COVID-19 vaccine record.
If you have a medical exemption and it is not advisable for you to be vaccinated, you can bring documentation of a negative COVID-19 test within 72-hours before entry to the venue. Home tests are not accepted.
All patrons will also be required to wear a mask throughout the performance and there will be no concessions provided for the shows. You may bring a water bottle into the theater and lower your mask to take water.
We appreciate your understanding and your willingness to work with us to keep the theater as safe as possible and to enable us to go on with the show!
Please contribute to the John Hand Theater Fund and keep the theater going strong.
