2590 Washington Street
Denver, Colorado 80205

DENVER, Mar. 24, 2009—What happens when you cross paths with The Blue Vagabond? He is homeless and pushes a cart full of stuff, some of it for sale. But his most important possession is his words, he is a poet and sees with big eyes. If you listen to his stories, you can receive his gift.

The story of the Blue Vagabond is a lyric metaphor of every person’s desire and search for meaning in their life, portrayed though the life of a homeless vagabond poet. In these days of lost jobs and failed interviews, the Blue Vagabond reveals how close each one of us is to the Vagabond pushing his cart. In the Denver Post review of the 2005 production, Bob Bows said the Blue Vagabond is, “as compelling an evening of theater as you will find anywhere.”

The Blue Vagabond opens Friday, April 10, 2009. Jeff Campbell, a.k.a. A.P.O.S.T.L.E., plays the Blue Vagabond. Miranda LeQuire plays the other characters of the world of the Blue Vagabond. Kurt Lewis directs, and is also the playwright. The musical score was written by Mike Crom.

Performance Schedule and Ticket Info

April 10, 11, 16, 17, 18, 23, 24, 25, 30 • May 1, 2 • All shows begin at 7:30 p.m.

Admission is $19;
Purchase Tickets online at https://www.vendini.com/service/tickets/viewEvent.html?e=96d7b88ad639e6062f446fbd5892a6fc or at the box office. The theater is located at 2590 Washington Street, Denver, CO 80205.

Parking is available in the covered and secure parking lot located just behind Crossroads Theater, accessible on Washington Street. Crossroads Theater is also accessible by RTD lightrail, and is near the station at 27th and Welton Street.

About Crossroads Theater at Five Points

Crossroads Theater at Five Points opened its doors to the Denver Five Points community in early May 2007. Its mission is to create a convergence of creative cultures and art forms that promote learning and mutual understanding in the community. Crossroads Theater features a brand new, state of the art, 99-seat performance facility to serve the community. Live artistic programming includes plays, musicals, music, dance, poetry, children's theater, experimental theatre, improvisation, and more. Artistic classes, workshops, lectures and special events are also part of the Crossroads Theater offering.

For more information, call 303.641.7185 or visit www.DenverCrossroads.com

Official Website: https://spongecell.com/event_page/view/832512

Added by spongecellevents on March 27, 2009

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