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Kiddo in the Labyrinth

Join Kiddo, the Jester of the castle, as he journeys to the tangled Labyrinth below, meeting the denizens of a world made of dreams and learning how the monarchy’s rule has toppled their lives. Kiddo must find a way to change things, but how is he, a Jester and a child, supposed to fix anything?

Features mature themes not recommended for children

General/All Ages
60 minutes
Physical Theatre, Clown, Comedy, Storytelling
Union Hall
1750 Wewatta St Suite 144, Denver, CO 80202

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Percy Linn (he/him): 

A guy who studied Illustration, so why am I writing and acting in a play? I don’t know, I wanted to tell a story and be a clown. Clowning is fun.

Noble Park (they/all): 

An every day regular guy, sitting five feet apart from another regular guy in an hot tub, ACTING like they’re not gay. Acting became something they care about very recently, mostly in response to fill a need.

Daniel Ramsey (he/him):

A lifelong creative, Dan has always been drawn to storytelling through many forms—fine art, design, comedy, and film—but acting remains his most immediate and electric outlet. He is currently performing improv at Chaos Bloom Theater in Denver, recently recognized as the city’s Best Comedy Club for the second consecutive year. Dan has trained in both drama and improv in Minneapolis and Denver, continually exploring performance as a way to expand both craft and perspective.

For Dan, acting is about connection and discovery. He is driven by the ability of performance to spark emotion—whether laughter, stillness, tension, or wonder—and to invite audiences into imaginative, unfamiliar worlds. In this production, he embraces the complexity of portraying multiple characters, using transformation and commitment to help bring a dramatic, curious, and thought-provoking story to life.

Amelia Mussler-Wright (she/her):

Found out this was happening today, but is pretty happy to be here.


CREW:

Ari (they/them):

Coordinator and Blocking

Jessa (she/her):

Muscle

Tony (he/him):

Muscle

Jasmine (she/her):

Balloons

Was this show a little rough around the edges? Yes. But did it successfully make me feel a lot of different things? Also yes.

Kiddo is something of a tragicomic jester in an abstract dream world. Through his retelling of his own story (with the ability to pause and fast-forward when things get rough), we see the complicated relationship he has with his family and the fantasy world that they all inhabit.

The performances were excellent, and I think this can only get better with a little more time. Great show!
Ryan 06/10/2026, 14:28
The WRITING was amazing! The masks were an added bonus - brilliant how much emotion was conveyed even with masks! Great use of lighting, projection, of space - grateful to have seen it! A beautiful time & story
Meg C 06/10/2026, 13:26
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Union Hall

1750 Wewatta St Suite 144, Denver, CO 80202

Entrance: The main entrance is on Wewatta St

Parking: Paid parking is available in an underground garage of The Coloradan building (entrance on 18th and Wewatta), and metered street parking is available along Wewatta Street. 

 Accessibility: ADA accessible venue. There are two ground floor entrances to the building equipped with power assist doors, and most of the public areas within the building are wheelchair accessible.

Admission: You must show your ticket confirmation or purchase a ticket at the venue; all seating is general admission, audiences will wait in a queue before entry to the show