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Parking & Directions for Twelfth Night Dorota & Kevin Kilstrom Theatre
1101 13th Street, Denver, CO
80204, US
1. **Denver Performing Arts Complex Garage** - 0.2 miles, $10
2. **Lot A** - 0.3 miles, $7
3. **Lot B** - 0.3 miles, $7
4. **Street Parking** - 0.1 miles, $2/hour
5. **Union Station** - 1 mile, $15
Twelfth Night Musical / play Live at Dorota & Kevin Kilstrom Theatre | Denver
Nestled on a hillside that seems to embrace every performance, the Mary Rippon Outdoor Theatre is more than just a scenic venue, it’s a living piece of Boulder’s artistic soul. Opened way back on september 17, 1936, during CU Boulder’s expansion, this amphitheater has seen everything from students honing their craft to community members gathering under the open sky. Its reputation isn’t just for the setting, though, in the early 1950s, it hosted a memorable local production of Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream that drew more than two thousand five hundred people, filling the air with laughter and applause. Today, Twelfth Night Boulder continues that tradition, blending the magic of outdoor theater with a touch of history and a whole lot of charm. If you’re exploring the campus, just walk southwest from the art exhibit along the trail, and you’ll find this open-air gem on the hillside, waiting to bring stories to life under the stars. It’s a spot where history, nature, and the arts collide, honestly, it’s hard not to feel a little inspired just standing there.