3rd Law Dance/Theater

05/31/2026

“Leave it to 3rd Law Dance/Theater and The Catamounts to create one of the year’s most interesting and artistically innovative works in a parking garage off Boulder’s Twenty Ninth Street Mall.”

A WONDERFUL review from Onstage Colorado! ❤️🙏🏻

3rd Law Dance/Theater and The Catamounts turn shipping containers into

05/29/2026

Thanks, Daily Camera!

Faced with a lack of affordable venue space in Boulder and tightening arts funding, these directors decided to get creative.

05/28/2026

Textures of all 5 different little worlds you’ll experience at Uncontainable 😍 did such an amazing job with the set design! The show officially opens tonight and some of the evenings are already sold out! The show runs through June 14, don’t sleep on snapping up a ticket ASAP! Test audiences are saying they want to come back for a second experience! Ticket link in bio.

05/24/2026

Come experience the magic of the Front Porch, one of 5 mini worlds inside the shipping container universe of Uncontainable! We just finished two nights of test audiences and they were completely captivated by this world we’ve created! The show officially opens 5/29 and runs through 6/14. Ticket link in bio!

05/16/2026

A renegade group of artists is building a village in the abandoned parking garage of the old Macy’s over at 29th Street Mall in Boulder. They are ready to put distraction aside and welcome you into an another world where big beauty emerges from small spaces.

3rd Law Dance/Theater and The Catamounts present UNCONTAINABLE, an immersive dance/theater experience that unfolds inside a series of shipping containers. This imaginative world of unexpected beauty celebrates the many ways we gather and connect.

MAY 29 - JUNE 14

JOIN US IN...
A record-listening room
A quiet library nook
A kitchen for a late-night drink
A hidden garden
A porch beneath the evening sky

If you joined 3rd Law for the parking-garage performance at the 29th St. Mall during the COVID years, you already know the kind of experience this new work is informed by. Unexpected spaces transformed, audiences moving through environments, and live performance unfolding in surprising ways.

Ticket link in bio.

05/11/2026

Sorry for the late notice to those who haven’t been in class recently, but we hope you can join us tomorrow, Monday 5/11, for our last class of the season! (We think…we’re unpredictable sometimes 🤪). Katie will be teaching! Also, happy Mother’s Day to all the dancing mamas out there! Photo:

05/04/2026

TICKETS ON SALE NOW! LIMITED NUMBER!
3rd Law Dance/Theater and The Catamounts present UNCONTAINABLE.

If you joined 3rd Law for the parking garage performance at the 29th St. Mall during COVID, you already know the kind of experience informing this new work: unexpected spaces transformed, audiences moving through environments, and live performance unfolding in surprising ways.

Uncontainable revisits that spirit of discovery with a bold new work.

Running MAY 29 - JUNE 14, Uncontainable is an immersive dance/theater event inside a series of shipping containers installed within the old 29th Street Macy’s parking garage. Each container reveals a distinct visual world brought to life through movement, text, and live music.

Tickets are limited due to the intimacy of this event. Ticket link in bio.

Poster design by Raul Rossiter. Photos by .

04/30/2026

Katie is teaching! Katie is teaching! Join us for a Katie class on Friday at 10am at .

04/26/2026

Back to regular class tomorrow, Monday 4/27, with .m.schuler teaching! Hope to see you there!

04/25/2026

We had such a blast at our Dance for Parkinson’s In Motion Project a few weeks back! A few highlights: participants zoomed in from around the GLOBE (how cool is that?!) to perform live with us; we had live Spanish interpreting!; 3rd Law company dancers shared a fan-favorite duet; .garciarevello and her band finished off the event with a lively set that got the whole audience dancing! Interested in learning more about our Dance for Parkinson’s classes? Check out our website or just come experience any of our classes, all free to participants thanks to a community grant from the Parkinson’s Foundation. Photos by .