CU Presents is the home of performing arts on the beautiful University of Colorado Boulder campus. With hundreds of concerts, plays, recitals and more on our stages each year, there's something for everyone to enjoy. The students of the College of Music present works old and new for their degree-qualifying recitals.
Unless noted, most recitals happen on campus at t. When a 20-year drought creates a terrible water shortage, one city's government bans private toilets, forcing citizens to use public amenities, regula. Wander through an immersive, interactive gallery that showcases gathered stories about the vulnerability of performing private rituals in public space.
Unless noted, most recitals happen on campus at t. When a 20-year drought creates a terrible water shortage, one city's government bans private toilets, forcing citizens to use public amenities, regula. Wander through an immersive, interactive gallery that showcases gathered stories about the vulnerability of performing private rituals in public space.
Services
CU Presents is the home of performing arts on the beautiful University of Colorado Boulder campus. With hundreds of concerts, plays, recitals and more on our stages each year, there's something for everyone to enjoy. The Artist Series, which for more than 80 years has welcomed world-renowned musicians and dance troupes to historic Macky Auditorium.
Your generous support allows CU Presents to stage hundreds of performances each year, to bring some of the world's best artists to CU Boulder stages and to expand important education and outreach initiatives. Give to one of our many series and programs today, or become a corporate sponsor. With hundreds of performances each season, CU Presents inspires thousands of arts patrons of all ages every year.
Most CU Presents performances take place on the beautiful University of Colorado Boulder campus. Take some time to explore our venues, plan your visit and even what else to do while you're in town.
From here you can find parking, locate will-call and our box office, learn about our accessibility (like assisted listening devices, wheelchair access, service dogs, ASL interpretation), preview seating and explore our policies around weather cancellations, food and drink and safety for the Colorado Shakespeare Festival, Artist Series, Takacs Quartet, CU Boulder College of Music and CU Arts and Sciences Department of Theatre & Dance events.
From here you can find parking, locate will-call and our box office, learn about our accessibility (like assisted listening devices, wheelchair access, service dogs, ASL interpretation), preview seating and explore our policies around weather cancellations, food and drink and safety for the Colorado Shakespeare Festival, Artist Series, Takacs Quartet, CU Boulder College of Music and CU Arts and Sciences Department of Theatre & Dance events.
The Eklund Opera Program brings the Brothers Grimm to Macky with Humperdinck's decadent opera "Hansel and Gretel." Indulge your imagination. Virtual Shakespeare & Violence Prevention The Colorado Shakespeare Festival invites you to view a performance of an abridged Shakespeare play. Join us for a pre-concert talk with music storyteller and music lover Wendy Wham Mills for a deeper look behind.
For more than 80 years, the Artist Series has brought the globe's finest jazz, classical, world music and dance performers to Boulder. We invite you to join the thousands of patrons who come every year to experience both world-renowned and emerging artists. Many of these performances sell out; order your tickets today to guarantee the best seats.
Reviews (2)
David Cain
Oct 02, 2019
Report
I've always had a great time attending productions from CU presents, including Baroque ensemble orchestra concerts and Eklund opera program productions (most recently, Eugene Onegin, which was sung in the original Russian). The ticket prices are reasonable and the talent - whether they are CU students or professionals - is always top-notch. We're lucky to have this world-class series at CU, and a venue as nice as Macky Auditorium in which to enjoy the shows.
Jane G.
Feb 07, 2009
Report
We went to see CU's production of Twelfth Night last night, and it was superb. Excellent acting, terrific set, gorgeous costumes, and an abundance of exuberance and physical comedy. Even if you think Shakespeare is not your cuppa tea, this performance makes the Bard totally accessible and entertaining.
This might be the only production I've seen of TW where Viola and Sebastian actually look enough alike to make the comedy of errors plausible. The student playing Sir Andrew Aguecheek was hilarious, and deserves special mention, but the entire cast was simply wonderful.
It runs this
This might be the only production I've seen of TW where Viola and Sebastian actually look enough alike to make the comedy of errors plausible. The student playing Sir Andrew Aguecheek was hilarious, and deserves special mention, but the entire cast was simply wonderful.
It runs this
