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Denver wants to know how failed immersive theater spent $400,000
Denver is investigating how the failed Denver Immersive Repertory Theater spent a $400,000 loan from taxpayers. The theater missed rent payments despite receiving funds for that purpose and has terminated its lease, prompting the city to seek an accounting of the loan. The project, intended to transform a downtown building into an immersive theater, was evicted and never opened.
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