Musique & Masque began in 1992 as a small group of neighbors who simply loved to sing, act, and build something together. Today we’re one of Denver’s longest-running community theatre companies. We're an inclusive, intergenerational ensemble rooted in the historic Park Hill neighborhood and proudly sponsored by Montview Boulevard Presbyterian Church.
We are a secular company, open to everyone regardless of background, faith, or experience. Each season we stage beloved Broadway musicals and original works in Montview’s Miller Center, bringing performers of every age under one roof. Our stage has welcomed first-time actors, reunited old friends, and given whole families a place to create side by side.
What hasn’t changed in three decades is our purpose: to build community through the performing arts, to grow and celebrate the amateur artist, and to keep a seat (and a spotlight) open for anyone who wants one.
To cultivate an inclusive, intergenerational performing arts company that builds community and enduring relationships, instills confidence in our members, embraces the ensemble, fosters youth development, and trains and grows the amateur artist.
The people behind the curtain. From our governing board to our directors and designers, meet the neighbors who make each show possible. →
What we stand for. A safe, welcoming stage for every age starts with shared commitments. See our values and code of conduct. →
Take a look back. From Broadway favorites to original works, explore the productions that built our company. →