The audience always are an INTRINSIC PART OF THE SHOW and no Sausage show would be the same if the band didn’t enter the audience on at least a few occasions quite apart from the volunteers from the audience who have some STARRING ROLES to perform. Ideally the band prefer a low stage or plenty of steps as the show is very interactive just as on the street. The band has also appeared extensively on the RURAL TOURING SCHEME which involves travelling around the country performing in Village halls and community centres bringing the show to places other shows don’t reach as part of their campaign to bring ‘CULTURE TO THE PEOPLE’!! Over the years the band has played at numerous festivals appearing at The GLASTONBURY FESTIVAL 9 TIMES in the Theatre marquee and has performed at numerous arts centres and small theatres around the land. 10655 Westminster Blvd, Westminster, CO 80020-4166 Read Reviews of AMC Westminster Promenade 24 Westminster Brewing Company 99 of 202 Restaurants in Westminster 9 reviews 7655 W 108th Ave 0. The show is always acoustic so not so suited to stadiums but works beautifully in any theatrical setting. “We are excited to be starting this program this year.”Īddress: 10679 Westminster Blvd.The Cosmic Sausages have also performed their street theatre show in a VARIETY OF THEATRICAL SETTINGS both in theatres proper or on stages of all types at festivals. “There has always been a consistent demand for a youth improv programs,” said co-owner Brian Ashe. “More and more companies are continuing to reach out to us for this experience.”Īnother program the theater will introduce this year is youth improv. “Improv as a team building and communication training tool has proven to be extremely fun, unique and successful,” Faillaci said. They’ve also introduced a corporate training service for team building.
The theater is available for organizations, businesses and other large groups to rent out. “We sent half of that money to a home in India that takes care of 40 girls, and we sent the other half down to Restore Innocence in Colorado Springs,” Buechner said. This sum came from tickets, sold at $25, and subsequent donations. One of the fundraising nights raised approximately $3,000 for the organization. “They gave me a few minutes to tell what we do, and then we had a great show, and we received great donations from that.” “They’ve done three nights for the Mercy Project,” Buechner said of Madcap. One person who has utilized this service is John Buechner, pastor at Presbyterian Church of Broomfield and founder of Mercy Project Colorado, a nonprofit organization focused on supporting children who come out of the sex trafficking industry. The heart and soul of Madcap Theater is our award-winning Improv Comedy. “This has been a true blessing for us in that it’s a way to help give back to the community while meeting some incredible people.” Westminster is a Home Rule Municipality in Adams and Jefferson counties in the. “One of the ways that we reach out to the community … is by offering our fundraising packages to nonprofits,” Ashe said. The theater also focuses on assisting nonprofits in fundraising. “Madcap provides an ‘inclusive’ experience, meaning that families can enjoy our show together instead of finding separate options for entertainment,” Ashe said. “It’s this kind of response that keeps us going and focused on our ultimate mission of providing a venue that brings the community together through consistent, quality content.”Ĭo-owner Renee Ashe agreed that the family aspect is what allows the theater to stand out. “We hear time and time again how thankful parents are that this is a place they can bring their kids to and enjoy the show together,” Faillaci said. Maintaining this family-friendly environment is one of the most important aspects of the theater, according to co-owner Russ Faillaci. “He gracefully called him out and reminded him it was a family show.” “One time when an audience member said something rude, an actor turned to him and said, ‘That’s not appropriate for everyone,’ and asked for other suggestions,” Holder said. “We’re strict about what our kids can watch and listen to, but when I read that Madcap was family-friendly years ago, it was very attractive to us.”Īt the beginning of each performance, the actors remind the audience to keep all suggestions and requests appropriate, and they are not afraid to keep the audience in check. “Our family likes to do most things together, but most of the things we could do around here were outdoors,” Holder said. Digital Replica Edition Home Page Close Menu
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