Denver's Boettcher Concert Hall to Host Too Hot to Handel, December 21 and 22

Boettcher Concert Hall will host performances of Too Hot to Handel, based on Handel's Messiah, on Friday, December 21 and Saturday December 22 at 7:30pm.

Boettcher Concert Hall is hosting two performances of Too Hot to Handel, based on George Frideric Handel's Messiah. The oratorio will take place on December 21 and 22 at 7:30pm, and will feature Natalie Oliver-Atherton, Thomas Young, Lilias While, the Majestic Praise Choir, and the Colorado Symphony Orchestra and Chorus.

Adult tickets for Too Hot to Handel range in cost from $15-69.50, depending on seat availability and location at the time of ticket purchase. Tickets for children and teens under the age of 18 range from $7.50-34.75. Senior may purchase tickets for Too Hot to Handel for $13-62.50. Tickets may be purchased by visiting TicketMaster.

A 12 ticket per household limit exists for Too Hot to Handel.

Boettcher Concert Hall offers accessibility accommodations, which must be made at the time tickets for the show are purchased. Accessibility accommodations include accessible seating, accessible restrooms, and two wheelchairs, which may be used for individuals to get from their cars to their seats in the Concert Hall if they need them. In order to arrange a wheelchair to get from your car to your seat, please call: 720-865-4240.

Boettcher Concert Hall is a part of Denver's Performing Arts Complex. Boettcher Concert Hall is located at 14^th and Curtis.

George Frideric Handel originally composed Messiah in 1741. Handel, being a Christian man, composed Messiah in order to portray Jesus' life and its importance in Christianity. According to Wikipedia, the oratorio was initially performed during Lent, the season before Easter; however, more recently, the work has been performed during Advent, the time before Christmas and Jesus' birth.