SoHa Happenings in Colorado

Denver Puppet Theater Everyone loves stories... we all relate to stories. Come hear some of the best stories at the Storytellers' Showcase when SoHa performer, Pam O'Mara shares her story Uncle Itch Isn't Dead , along with stories presented by Storytellers Dianne Fisher, Jean Gehring, Benny Mailman,  Natalie Saxe, and Chris Wing. When : Sun, 6/12 @ 6p Where : The Denver Puppet Theater, 3156 W 38th Ave in the Highlands area of Denver [ www.denverpuppettheater.com ] Cost : $5, tickets available at the door Questions ? matthew@matthewtaylor.com Storytellers' Showcase produced by Matthew Taylor .

2nd Quarter auditions at Bovine Metropolis Theater - a haven for improv mavens - are complete. Our SoHa improvisers on Bovine House teams... Nicole Nelson and Tony Nguyen on a new to-be-named team, and Nick Trotter and Pam O'Mara on Alpha Squad. SoHa improviser Jon Lannen coaches house team, BLOX. Call to Action...  Support our improvisers! For dates, times, and ticket information, contact Bovine Metropolis @ 303-758-4722. Say you saw them on SoHa Happenings !

Here's the weekend preview... for details see the individual listings on SoHa Happenings Friday, 4/8 Museum of Outdoor Arts' Indoor Gallery: Griffin & Sabine and Beyond, Nick Bantock: A Retrospective (thru 5/28) Chicago @ Town Hall Arts Center (thru 5/1) Wally's Cafe @ Colorado Stage Company (thru 4/16) Saturday, 4/9 Museum of Outdoor Arts' Indoor Gallery: Griffin & Sabine and Beyond, Nick Bantock: A Retrospective (thru 5/28) Chicago @ Town Hall Arts Center (thru 5/1) Wally's Cafe @ Colorado Stage Company (thru 4/16) Sunday, 4/10 Wally's Cafe @ Colorado Stage Company (thru 4/16) Chicago @ Town Hall Arts Center (thru 5/1) Monday, 4/11 Tattered Cover: John Stephen reads from his book The Emerald Atlas

Wally's Cafe , a Comedy in Two Acts... as noted on www.coloradostage.com Wally's Cafe is a rollicking comedy about a wise-cracking but loving young couple from New Jersey who have big plans when they open a cafe in the middle of the California desert. Their first customer is a pretty young and naive small town girl from Illinois on her way to Hollywood to become a star. However, she stays on as a waitress throughout the following 40 years. The three experience ups and downs; laughter and tears of life itself, while following their dreams. When: Evenings and matinees in March and April... March 25-26 and April 1-2, 8-9, 15-16: evenings @ 7:30p; doors and cash bar open at 7p... April 3, 10: matinee @ 2p; doors and cash bar open at 1:30p Where: Lone Tree Golf Club & Hotel, 9808 Sunningdale Blvd, Lone Tree. Take the I-25 Lincoln Avenue exit, go west. [ map ] Tickets: $15 Adults; $12 Seniors (60+) and students Questions?303-471-8171