2010/11 Season
Shadow Collage
Four Queens No Trump
The Life & Times of Ol' Alfred
In or Out!  Doing Time?
A Song for Coretta
Joe Turner's Come & Gone

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HISTORY OF SHADOW THEATRE COMPANY
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Aurora, CO 80040
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1997/98 Season
Shadow Theatre Company begins as a for-profit theatre company, performing at the Ralph Waldo Emerson Center presenting the regional premiere of Innocent Thoughts
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1998/99 Season
Shadow produces 2 original plays: Voices from the Soul & In Search of Eckstine: A Love Story
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1999/2000 Season
With the closing of the historic Eulipions, Shadow Theatre Company becomes Denver's only black theatre company in regular operation
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2000/01 Season
Shadow begins the summer youth program with Xpressions 2000
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2001/02 Season
Shadow recruits esteemed director Israel Hicks to remount In Search of Eckstine: A Love Story, which earns Shadow it's first Ovation Award
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2002/03 Season
Shadow Theatre Company premieres it's 3rd original production- Sweet Corner Symphony
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2003/04 Season
Shadow employs director Buddy Butler for an Afro-centric Shakespearean production
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2004/05 Season
Shadow earns first Ovation Award for Best Drama with the regional premiere of Topdog/Underdog
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2005/06 Season
Shadow produces 3 regional premieres, including a play by Ted Lange
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2006/07 Season
First year of CRUNK, presenting Shadows of Adolescence; Shadow's final season at the McGlone Center (formerly the Ralph Waldo Emerson Center)
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2007/08 Season
Shadow Theatre Company moves into new theatre in Aurora with the best selling Dinah Was
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2008/09 Season
Final season with Jeffrey Nickelson as Artistic Director after Smokey Joe's Cafe acheives record sales & Joe Turner's Come and Gone earns Shadow's second Best Drama Ovation Award, as well as 2 Henry Awards
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2009/10 Season
Hugo Jon Sayles becomes Artistic Director, joined by Shadow's first Executive Director- Karon Majeel; Shadow recruits it's first female director- Debbie J Lee and also premieres its 4th original production- The Life & Times of Ol' Alfred
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Shadow honors its founder Jeffrey Nickelson by remounting 3 of his iconic productions, as well a premiering its 5th original production- An Evening with Nina as it moves out of the Dayton Street Theatre and opens the fourth remount of In Search of Eckstine: A Love Story at Su Teatro @ the Denver Civic
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In Search of Eckstine: A Love Story