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2450 W. 44th Ave. Denver, CO 80211

303-455-7108

http://www.germinalstage.com

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2450 W. 44th Ave. Denver CO 80211

Long Day's Journey Into Night

7:00 p.m. every Fri., Sat., Sun. until June 9

Germinal Stage presents Long Day's Journey Into Night, Eugene O'Neill's autobiographical story of a family tragedy.

$Bitter, frustrated love earns a rousing ovation in Germinal\'s newest play$

Bitter, frustrated love earns a rousing ovation in Germinal's newest play

By Juliet Wittman | Thu, May 23, 2013

At the end of Long Day's Journey Into Night, the audience members at Germinal Stage did something I've never seen at that theater: They stood up and applauded. It's not that Germinal hasn't staged excellent works in the past — works worthy of a... More »
$Germinal\'s ensemble cast shines in <i>Spoon River Anthology</i>$

Germinal's ensemble cast shines in Spoon River Anthology

By Juliet Wittman | Thu, February 28, 2013

The stage is set up for a cozy Halloween party: autumn-leaf ornaments, joke skeletons on the walls, a red paper lantern. Six people are sitting around a table for a seance. But the table is situated over a graveyard, and pretty soon the... More »
$Ed Baierlein on Germinal Stage\'s next move$

Ed Baierlein on Germinal Stage's next move

By Patricia Calhoun | Tue, January 15, 2013

Ed Baierlein has sold the Germinal Stage building, the space his company moved into 25 years ago...and where "no actor is every more than thirty feet from your nose!" But while Germinal will be lea... More »
Reader: With Germinal closing, culture is dying in Denver

By Patricia Calhoun | Thu, January 10, 2013

Ed Baierlein, the founder of Germinal Stage Denver, has sold the building the theater moved into back in 1986. Juliet Wittman took a look back at Germinal's impact on Denver performers, and Denver its... More »
Germinal Stage is leaving its theater building, but the memories play on

By Juliet Wittman | Wed, January 09, 2013

A half-dozen years ago, Ed Baierlein, artistic director for Germinal Stage, played Captain Shotover in Shaw's Heartbreak House. It was one of those definitive performances: Shotover is the aging pater... More »
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