Temple Hoyne Buell Theatre

"Sleek space in the Denver Center for Performing Arts for dance productions, plays & more."

Temple Hoyne Buell Theatre, known as 'The Buell,' is a 2,843-seat performing arts venue located within the Denver Center for the Performing Arts complex, hosting traveling Broadway shows, concerts, dramatic plays, and comedy acts. The Buell is designed for amplified performances, with interior walls constructed from over eight thousand pieces of sandstone from a Lyons, Colorado quarry; it also offers private event spaces including The Wolf Room and Mezzanine. Built in the late 1980s and opened in 1991 with The Phantom of the Opera as its first production, the venue consistently ranks as a top-grossing theatre for its size nationally. Located in downtown Denver within the 12-acre Denver Performing Arts Complex, between the Ellie and Boettcher Concert Hall. Visitors frequently cite the friendly staff, clean building, strong acoustics, and comfortable sightlines from the Mezzanine level, with multiple reviewers noting that parking is convenient via the on-site deck.