Lannie’s Clocktower Cabaret stretches luxuriously beneath one of Denver’s most recognized icons: the historic Daniels and Fisher Tower. The first “skyscraper” in Denver’s skyline, the D&F Tower was built in 1910 and modeled after Venice’s famous Campanile in the Piazza San Marco, the Clocktower is an excellent example of the architectural style of the Italian Renaissance.

The Clocktower is located at:
16th Street Mall at Arapahoe Street, Downtown Denver

Mailing address:
1601 Arapahoe Street, Denver  80202

Box Office:
303.293.0075
Box office opens: Tuesday – Friday at 1:00, Saturday at 2:00

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Read this recent article about Lannie’s written in the Denver Post

Lannie Garrett’s, the best basement in town – By Ricardo Baca

About the Owners

Lannie Garrett
Lannie’s undeniable stage presence, sharp comedic instincts and natural ability to connect with her audiences keep her in high demand as singer/entertainer in nightclubs and for corporate events all over the country.

Ms. Garrett has garnered that rare combination of popular and critical appeal. She has been named Favorite Female Vocalist by almost every magazine and periodical in Denver. She has also been reviewed glowingly in the national press, from Gentleman’s Quarterly to Genre Magazine.

Lannie has worked with Bill Cosby, Ray Charles, Jay Leno, BB King, Roseanne Barr, David Steinberg and many more. She headlined shows with the Colorado Symphony 3 times, starred in a movie with Anthony Perkins, (The Destroyer) and co-starred with New York actresses, Rhonda Ross (Diana Ross’ daughter) and Glynis Bell in Eve Ensler’s, The Vagina Monologues in the summer of 2005.

Lannie 303-331-0744
To read about all Lannie’s different shows: Big Band, Patsy DeCline Show, Gypsy Jazz, Musical Tributes, Piano/Vocal etc. go to: www.lannie.com

Jefferson Arca
Jefferson returned to Denver in 2005 after eighteen years in NYC, LA and Europe, where he produced film, video, live comedy and theatre in a variety of styles and genres.

Involved on both sides of the camera in a handful of feature films, dozens of Manhattan theatre productions, and the writer of twelve nationally produced scripts, Jefferson has worked in every angle of the entertainment industry.

His production skills earned him several national awards for the documentary “Working the Magic”, and his writing has been commissioned by the Cincinnati Shakespeare Festival, Theatrix of NYC, and The Impact Theatre in Berkeley, California. In 2008 he was a comedy commentator for 5280 Magazine’s online Democratic Convention coverage.

Jefferson hosts “Naughty Pierre’s Burlesque & Comedy Extravaganza” every Thursday night at the Clocktower, and appears at private parties, fundraisers, and corporate events around the state.

Jefferson 303-293-0075
www.jeffersonarca.com