Gothic Theater

Category: Venue

The History of the glorious Gothic Theatre began in the roaring Twenties when magnificent movie palaces were the center of entertainment in society. The theatre’s grand art deco style awed the thousands of Denver residents who came to view the classic movies of the period. Over the years the Theater changed hands many times and attempted to be many things, to varying degrees of success.

In 1998 the Gothic was reborn when two friends who love music and love to dream purchased the building out of bankruptcy, saving it from the wrecking ball. Retaining the art deco accents, the new owners remodeled and rebuilt the theatre from the foundation to the roof.

Bringing in artists and designers who shared their passion and understood their vision, the two transformed the theatre into one of the premier music venues in the world with a brand-new state of the art sound and light system that gave the theater the sound system it deserved.

The Gothic Theatre is located in the City of Englewood and is not affected by the recent change in Denver liquor license policy regarding all age concerts.