DCPA is announcing the 'Hamilton' lottery in Denver

If -like me you are looking for reasonably priced tickets to see Hamilton, this maybe your chance to get them for $10 each. The lottery opens at 11AM two days prior to the performance and closes at 9AM the day before. Here is the link to register: https://www.luckyseat.com/hamilton-denver/ you must enter every Thursday for the weekend show. Good luck :)

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