Delirium

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Celebrate all things Naughty with us!

Only four shows left! This Fri/Sat/Sun and 12/26. Get your tickets now!
https://www.facebook.com/events/423388822568262

We love our local vendors. When you order a food item from our menu, you are helping us support a small business we care about. Give Kekis Kekis and Cheese Meat Board some love.

What is Delirium? Maybe this site will help!
It has photos from our previous show: The Devil's Instrument, and also information about the current show: South Pole: The Cave of Yuletide Villains.
Created by Melissa May, Andrew Novick, Emily Williams, Scott Happel and Claire Voyant.

What is Delirium?

We all know Santa lives in the North Pole, but have you ever wondered who or what lives in the South Pole?
Come have some snacks, drinks and desserts and find out!
November 26th - December 26th, 2021

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Delirium is an artistic endeavor designed to bring visitors a unique entertainment experience.
Part themed pop-up bar, part art installation and part performance,
each season of Delirium will envelop you in a new, fully realized world.

It's a pop-up bar with themed cocktails, amazing desserts and charcuterie for purchase.
This unique affair only runs a few nights per week.

Guests interact with the twisted creations of:
Melissa May, Emily Williams, Claire Voyant, Andrew Novick and Scott Happel.

Location: HQ at 60 South Broadway, Denver, CO 80209
All tickets are sold as a table for 2 and include entry for 2 people. Run time ~75 minutes.

***Proof Of Completed Covid Vaccination Required For Entry***

Are you ready for Krampus or have you been good this year?

Excited to announce our winter show
South Pole: The Cave Of Yuletide Villains
Opening night is Friday Nov 26th, and shows run through Dec 26th.
This is a VERY limited engagement so make sure to grab your table for 2 today!!

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Only two more shows until The Devil’s Instrument is gone forever! Friday is sold out but we have a few tables left for Sunday’s show. Are you violin or violout?

It is no coincidence that Delirium’s first installment, The Devil’s Instrument, takes place in a Victorian parlor. The Victorian era loved Halloween as much as we do now, but their ways of celebrating were incredibly different.

https://www.mentalfloss.com/article/650543/victorian-halloween-traditions?utm_source=facebook.com&utm_medium=atlas_obscura&fbclid=IwAR1JEPunz1JDfbSqpOtcoWyYOfb__gwtDArbJ8OLGwjKdfy-MVYX_UF7dJw

7 Highly Intriguing Victorian Halloween Traditions In the 1800s, Victorians regarded Halloween as less about creepy costumes and more about the abject terror of being u***d.

The gentleman of the house wants to look his very best for you, which look should he wear for your visit?

This show runs through Halloween, so visit now before the doors to Devland Manor close forever.