March 25 - April 24, 2022
“You can't help but leave feeling just a little sparklier."
A struggling factory owner encounters a vivacious entertainer and together they brew up a high-heeled, bedazzled, and brilliant idea to save the family business. This joyous story of unexpected friendship finds the fabulous in everyone.
Kinky Boots is a contemporary Broadway-style musical that contains adult themes and brief strong violence.
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Charlie Price
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Lola/Simon
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Lauren
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Nicola
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Don
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George
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Ensemble
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Mr. Price & Ensemble
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Angel
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Ensemble
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Ensemble, Simon Sr.
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Young Simon/Lola
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Ensemble
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Angel
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Angel, Ensemble
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Harry, Richard Bailey
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Angel, Ensemble
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Milan Stage Manager, Dance Captain
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Trish
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Angel
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Young Charlie
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Angel
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Angel
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Ensemble
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Ensemble
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Ensemble
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Young Charlie
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Young Simon/Lola
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Pat
Director: Rod A. Lansberry
Now in his 29th year at the Arvada Center, Rod has brought more than 100 productions to the Arvada Center stage. Recent directing credits include: Bright Star, Trav’lin -The 1930s Harlem Musical, Mamma Mia!, Sunday in the Park with George, A Chorus Line, Jesus Christ Superstar, Sister Act, Death Takes A Holiday, and A Man of No Importance. Other favorite directing credits include the award-winning productions: Ragtime, Hairspray, The Women, Miss Saigon, Les Misérables and Man of La Mancha.
Music Director: Christopher D. Littlefield
Choreographer: Kitty Skillman Hilsabeck
Scenic Design: Brian Mallgrave
Costume Design: Nicole Watts
Wig & Makeup Design: Diana Ben-Kiki
Lighting Design: Kate Bashore
Sound Design: Max Silverman
Stage Manager: Rebecca McBee
Assistant Stage Manager: Colt Luedtkes, Kirsten Leigh Williams
Inclusion, Diversity, Equity and Access (IDEA) Coordinator: Ilasiea Gray
Ilasiea Gray is proud to be the Arvada Center’s first IDEA Coordinator. She is a multi-hyphenated social practice artist, educator, and activist, whose work has been nationally recognized. Notable features include Colorado Public Radio, American Theatre Magazine, and Denver Westword. She is a True West Award recipient and recently spoke at the SXSW Education Conference about her internationally published essay that examines inequities in the arts for young people of color. Ilasiea has an MFA in Social & Environmental Arts Practice led by BLM co-founder Patrisse Cullors. www.ilasiea.com
Casting by Wojcik Casting
