What is OpenStage Theatre & Company?

OpenStage Theatre & Company is a live theatre company that has been producing theatre since 1973. Its website presents current and upcoming seasons, ticket options, a blog, ways to get involved, merchandise, and a published diversity, equity, inclusion and belonging commitment. It is a useful starting point if you want to see what is playing, buy tickets, or learn how to participate.

What the company offers

The site is organized around a few clear areas:

• Productions and seasons — Current and upcoming shows are listed with dates, a short description, and a link to learn more. The homepage highlights Dracula (October 31 – November 28, 2026) and points to Season 54 (2026–2027), described as featuring gothic horror, feminist satire, historical comedy, and a Shakespearean classic.
• Tickets — Season tickets and individual tickets are presented as on sale. The site instructs visitors to click the “Get Tickets” button on any show page to buy tickets for that show, and offers a separate page to view packages.
• Blog and community — A blog covers theatre insights and introduces the community of artists.
• Support and involvement — A “Get Involved” path covers supporting the company, and merchandise is available for purchase.
• Values statement — A diversity, equity, inclusion and belonging section states the company’s commitment to welcoming people of all backgrounds and to ongoing learning and action.

How to use the site to decide

If your goal is to attend a show, start from the production you are interested in rather than the homepage. Each show page carries its own dates and a “Get Tickets” button, which the site identifies as the way to buy tickets for that show. If you plan to attend more than once, compare the season ticket packages against buying individual tickets show by show; the site lists both but does not publish prices in the material available here, so check the package and show pages for current pricing.

If your goal is to get involved beyond attending, the blog and “Get Involved” sections are the entry points the site provides. The values statement is also worth reading if accessibility and inclusion matter to your decision — it describes commitments to expanding access across Colorado and to listening to community feedback.

What to keep in mind

• The homepage content reflects a specific point in time (it features Dracula and Season 54). Confirm dates and availability on the individual show pages before planning.
• Ticket purchasing is described as happening through show pages; the site does not state whether an account or login is required, so treat that as unconfirmed until you reach the purchase step.
• Pricing is not specified in the available material. A “Pay What You Can” page exists, but its terms are not described here — check that page directly if cost is a factor.

For a quick orientation: use the season listings to choose a show, the show page to buy tickets, and the blog and involvement pages if you want to go beyond being an audience member.