London Art Tour - Theatreworks
Through: Sun, 01/18/2026 - 12:00 PM
January 9, 2026 - January 18, 2026
Depart from Denver International Airport (DIA) on January 8, 2025; accommodations at the Royal Horseguards Hotel, January 9- 18, 2026.
Are you an avid international traveler? A die-hard arts patron? An anglophile, or a lover of all things on stage? Join the Theatreworks team for a one-of-a-kind tour of London's vibrant theatre scene, featuring 9 days in London, 6 theatrical productions, insightful commentary from theatre professionals and guest speakers, and the sparkling company of other arts patrons!
Your $5,950 per person registration includes*:
Please note the price for a single traveler with no roommate is $7,950.
- 9 nights accommodation at the Royal Horseguards Hotel in standard rooms (double occupancy**) with full English breakfast daily. The hotel is situated on the Thames, with easy walking to Trafalgar Square, Big Ben, the South Bank, and more.
- Tickets to 6 shows (see below for details), and several appearances from guest speakers associated with the shows. (Previous speakers include Mark Rylance, Bryan Cranston, James McAvoy, and more!)
- Morning meetings to discuss the plays and London’s theatrical landscape with Theatreworks Artistic Director Dr. Max Shulman, and special guests.
- One 3-course dinner with drinks in a private dining room at the restaurant 34 Mayfair.
- A $1,000 contribution to Theatreworks (along with our boundless gratitude and an “arts patron” line for your resume).
Ready to join us?
Email Lily DiSilverio with questions.
Registration opens soon!
Stay tuned for upcoming information sessions!
*To accommodate individual preferences for international travel, please note your airfare is SEPARATE from your tour registration.
As fundraisers planned with the specific, registered number of guests in mind, all tours are non-refundable and we recommend the purchase of travel insurance.
Your Hosts
Max Shulman Max Shulman is the Artistic Director of Theatreworks and a professor in the Theatre and Dance Program at UCCS. He has directed productions at regional theatres across the country and, prior to his appointment in 2025, was a frequent collaborator with Theatreworks, where his credits include An Iliad, Pericles, and Henry IV/V. He also serves as the director of the HomeFront Theatre Project, which focuses on storytelling within veteran and military communities. Prior to his position at Theatreworks, he was the Director of the Heller Center for Arts and Humanities. Max has a PhD in theatre history from Tufts University and an expertise in 19th- and early 20th-century U.S. theatre. He is the author of The American Pipe Dream: Performance of Drug Addiction, 1890–1940 (University of Iowa Press) and co-editor of Performing the Progressive Era: Immigration, Nationalism, and Urban Life. His essays and criticism have appeared in Modern Drama, Theatre Topics, Theatre Annual, Studies in American Jewish Literature, and HowlRound. A member of the Eugene O’Neill Review editorial board, Max brings both scholarly insight and a passion for live performance to his work at Theatreworks and within the UCCS’s Visual and Performing Arts program where he teaches performance and history courses. |
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