Social Mania delves into the profound influence of technology and social media on modern life, how it connects us, divides us, and challenges us to find balance in an increasingly digital world. Through songs like "Hymn of Axciom," an ironic reflection on data mining and surveillance, and "I Want to Delete the Internet," an original pop-choral work by Emily Drum, the Denver Feminist Chorus present a variety of musical styles to reflect on what it means to be present, mindful, and authentically connected in both our digital and real lives.

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Sat, Feb 20th, 2027 at 7:30 pm
Sun, Feb 21st, 2027 at 3:00 pm
 
 

Pay What You Can
The Denver Women's Chorus strives to be an inclusive body for our members, and we want to create that space for our audiences as well. A typical ticket costs $28.00, but we understand that amount might be prohibitive, especially to those who experience invisible illnesses. For this concert, we are offering a "pay what you can" pricing structure. You will be prompted to select the number of tickets you want and name the price you are able to pay. We are grateful for those who give generously above the standard ticket cost, as your generosity will open the door to those who may not have been able to attend our shows in the past.

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