ELEMENTAL THEATRE COMPANY
Thank you for joining us for an incredible season! We've had an amazing group of plays, cast, and crew. We saw a Catholic priest stumble, a daring tale set during the French Revolution, an inspector digging into a murder, and a governess who encountered ghosts (or her own madness).
Next year's season looks to be just as ... dramatic! Join us to see theatre in its elements.
Next year's season looks to be just as ... dramatic! Join us to see theatre in its elements.
See our 2027 Season
We've picked our season! Expect more information about each of these plays and their timing.
- Decision Height in Spring, directed by Monica Toole
- A Midsummer Night's Dream in Summer, directed by Bruce Robinson
- The Transylvanian Clockworks in Fall, directed by Kevin Flomberg-Rollins
- Macbeth in Winter, directed by Jeamus Wilkes
About Elemental
The Elemental Theatre Company (formerly the Wheat Ridge Theatre Company) is a Denver-area theatre company, promoting theatre in its purest form. We're dedicated to promoting and developing performance arts, while embracing diversity. We're focused on promoting and developing interest and culture in the performance arts, too. Our goal is to produce high-quality plays, musicals, dramas, comedies, shows, and exhibitions. We believe that the performing arts are better served by providing quality entertainment not only to the general public, but to underserved areas with inclusive performers and staff. We strive to represent diverse genders, ethnicities, ages, sexual orientations, physical limitations, and other characteristics that represent our communities.
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Ways to Support Elemental
Other than purchase tickets, we have many ways for you to support Elemental from making donations, sponsoring a show, giving gift cards, and even shopping for groceries.
Elemental’s production [of Jacob Marley's Christmas Carol] embraces both the humor and the melancholy in that setup, offering a sharply staged and emotionally grounded retelling that keeps the story moving and the performances at its center. While not a replacement for Dickens, it’s a clever and engaging companion piece, especially for audiences already steeped in A Christmas Carol lore.
Toni Tresca, OnStage Colorado
Elemental Reviews are In
The ensemble [for The Scarlet Pimpernel] is the production’s strongest asset. The cast leans into the heightened style of radio drama with crisp diction, buoyant energy, and a willingness to play broadly when the moment calls for it. Their chemistry is easy and unforced, especially in the backstage sequences where timing and rapport matter most. Watching the performers build the soundscape in real time adds a layer of theatrical delight that underscores their precision and teamwork.
Eric Fitzgerald, Curtain Up
[An Inspector Calls] was a solid, thoughtfully assembled staging that underscores the company’s developing strengths and its commitment to meaningful storytelling.
Eric Fitzgerald, Curtain Up
Wilkes and his two-person cast know exactly what they are doing, resulting in a remarkably effective ghost story that’s perfect for the Halloween season.
Toni Tresca, OnStage Colorado