The Whistleblower Tickets - Denver Center for the Performing Arts

Feb 8 – Mar 10, 2019 Space Theatre MAP

THE WHISTLEBLOWER

Starting at $30
Ages 17+
1 hr 35 min

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A World Premiere play by Itamar Moses, author of The Band’s Visit, which received ten 2018 Tony Awards including Best Musical.

For screenwriter Eli, an offer to finally create his own TV show should be the ultimate culmination of his goals, but instead shocks him into wondering why he had those dreams in the first place. Armed with a new sense of spiritual clarity, he sets out on a quest to serve up some hard truths to his coworkers, family, exes and friends. What could possibly go wrong? A lively world premiere about the lies we tell to protect ourselves and how the tiniest gestures can have deep impact on those around us.

By	Itamar Moses
Directed by	Oliver Butler

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Type: Drama, Comedy, Denver Debut

Intermission: No

Advisory: Contains significant adult language and content, fog and sudden loud noises.

The Whistleblower is the recipient of an Edgerton Foundation New Play Award

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Starting at $30
Ages 17+
1 hr 35 min

Pre-Show Creative Team Perspectives
Fri, Feb 8 at 6pm | The Jones
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Cast Perspectives
Sun, Feb 17 at 1:30pm
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Accessible Performance
Sun, Mar 3 at 1:30pm
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Sign Language Interpretation: ASL
Audio Description: AUDIO
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Higher Education Perspectives
Wed, Mar 6 at 6:30pm
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