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Watch as ‘The Acid Queen’ hits a home run at Coors Field singing anthem before a recent Colorado Rockies game 

Lulu Fall, who plays The Acid Queen in The Who’s Tommy, the DCPA Theatre Company’s star-studded stage adaptation of The Who’s 1969 concept album, sang the national anthem at a recent Colorado Rockies game at Coors Field.

The Who’s Tommy is about a boy who retreats into a world of silence after witnessing a traumatic incident and later emerges as a revered pinball wizard celebrity.    Performances continue through May 27 in the Stage Theatre. Video provided by the Colorado Rockies for the DCPA NewsCenter.

Sound check for Lulu Fall’s national anthem for the Colorado Rockies. Photo by Hope Grandon.

The Who’s Tommy: Ticket information

Based on The Who’s iconic 1969 rock concept album, Tommy is an exhilarating musical about the challenges of self-discovery and the resilience of the human spirit. When young Tommy retreats into a world of darkness and silence after a deeply traumatic incident, he must navigate a harsh and unforgiving world with no hope of recovery. But when he discovers a newfound talent for pinball, he’s swept up in the fame and fortune of his success. Tommy and his family give new voice to The Who’s classic stadium rock as they navigate the troubles and joys of being alive.

• Presented by DCPA Theatre Company
• Performances through May 27
• Jones Theatre, Denver Performing Arts Complex
• Call 303-893-4100 or BUY ONLINE

Previous NewsCenter coverage of The Who’s Tommy:

• Deeper dive with Andy Mientus: Tommy is anyone who’s been marginalized
• Aussie Gareth Keegan on The Who’s Tommy, rescue dogs and melting your face
• Director Sam Buntrock on riding the rock ‘n roller coaster
• Opening night photos and celebration
• Broadway’s Alex Brightman sings praises of The Who’s Tommy
• Video: Your first look at The Who’s Tommy at the Denver Center
• Video: Tommy’s Andy Mientus, Lulu Fall sing for Denver Actors Fund
• Game on: 10 things we learned at first rehearsal
• Cast announced: Our first interview with Andy Mientus
• How The Who went from smashing guitars to blowing people’s minds

Video bonus: Lulu Fall sings for The Denver Actors Fund:


Video of Lulu Fall by Avery Anderson and John Moore for the DCPA NewsCenter.

Lulu Fall with Colorado Rockies mascot Dinger. Photo by Hope Grandon.