Boulder’s two powerhouse music theaters are looking into merging business operations, The Denver Post has learned.
The owners of the 625-person-capacity Fox Theatre and the 1,000-capacity Boulder Theater are considering a merger that would bring the theaters’ staffs under the same roof, according to Cheryl Liguori, the general manager of the Boulder Theater and a shareholder at the Fox.
Under the proposed deal, the venues would share staffs — from the management and booking down to the bartenders and door staff. They also would likely bundle their advertisements in local papers and magazines and on blogs. The operational headquarters would be at the Boulder Theater with Liguori as chief executive and Brian Carp, currently general manager at the Fox, as chief operating officer.
Don Strasburg, co-owner of the Fox, had no comment Thursday. Doug Greene owns the Boulder Theater. Ricardo Baca, The Denver Post
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