A look back on all the winners, plus our Top 10 Colorado Headliners and a visit with the Band of Toughs
In this episode of the OnStage Colorado Podcast, Toni Tresca and I take a deep, deep dive into this year’s Colorado Theatre Guild Henry Awards. The ceremony announcing all the winners was Monday night at Lone Tree Arts Center, and it was a true celebration of the Colorado theatre community and a well-organized event that clocked in at a little over two hours.
Also in this episode, I caught up with Colleen and Janet Mylott with Band of Toughs. This is an immersive theatre company that’s done a number of interesting productions in the past, and they return this week after a three-year hiatus with Gin & Gothic: A Brontë Rock Tale taking place at the Ellie Caulkins Opera House at the Denver Center.
We also go over the Colorado Headliners – our Top 10 list of upcoming shows and events around the state to keep an eye out for. In no particular order, here are this week’s Headliners:
- Grease, StageDoor Theatre in Conifer – through Aug. 3
- Beautiful – the Carol King Musical and Escape to Margaritaville – Thingamajig summer rep at Pagosa Springs Center for the Arts through Aug. 31
- Much Ado About Nothing, at Littleton’s Clement park from Foothills Theatre company. Free – Aug. 2 & 3
- Opera in the Park at the Boulder Band shell – Boulder Opera – Aug. 3
- Gin & Gothic: a Brontë Rocktale – Band of Toughs at Ellie Caulkins Opera House – Aug. 2-24
- The Democracy Cycle: We the People (World Premiere). Aug. 1 in Gunnison, Curious Theatre Company, Denver, Aug. 3
- Last Train to Nibroc – Funky Little Theatre Company in Palmer Lake August 2-17
- After the End (World Premiere) – The Catamounts at Anythink Huron Street Library, Thornton, Aug. 5-Sept. 14
- Alice by Heart – At The Spark, Boulder, August 9-11. Also, Arts Hub in Lafayette will be doing this production Aug. 17-25.
- Pretty in Punk: THE FINAL SHOW – Junkyard Social Club, Boulder, August 10
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