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Who do the critics rave about? ‘Five Guys Named Moe’
Vintage Theatre’s exuberant musical is the hit of the summer
Cherry Creek hits a high note with ‘Tenderly, The Rosemary Clooney Musical’
Playing at the Mizel Center in Denver, the singer’s story is a refreshing take on the biographical musical
Strong performances drive ‘The Treasurer’ at Miners Alley
Max Posner’s play about coping with an aging parent hits some uncomfortable truths
And Toto too Theatre Company announces world premiere of ‘Fractured Moonlight’
Play by Denver playwright Carrie Printz a story about a family struggling to connecct
Down the rabbit hole at the Aurora Fox
‘Wonderland: Alice’s Rock & Roll Adventure’ a high-energy romp that helps celebrate the return of live theatre to Colorado
‘The Bright Lights of Denver,’ a fictional podcast created by Jessica Hindsley and Kenny Moten
From the Denver Center's Off-Center, the true-crime series is now available wherever you get your podcasts
Denver Center kicks off fictional podcast
Created by Jessica Hindsley and Kenny Moten, the four-part story combines the thrill of investigative podcasting, theatrical storytelling, and an optional city-wide scavenger hunt.
At Buntport, a trip to Mars fuels one wacky ride
‘Space People in Space’ makes the most of current events -- in the theater’s parking lot
Podcast: Local Theater Company and ‘Discount Ghost Stories’
Artistic Director Pesha Rudkin and playwright Rob Wright talk about how the collection of songs combines to help tell some of the stories about Coloradans in history who were overlooked.
‘News Matters’ documentary shines a bright light on the plight of newspapers
The demise of The Denver Post is at the heart of Colorado filmmaker Brian Malone’s deep dive into the future of real journalism
A changing world from a child’s eye
At the Aurora Fox, ‘Queens Girl in the World’ explores the Black experience from a unique angle
It’s still dark, but remodeling work nears completion at the Denver Center
Rejuvenated Wolf and Singleton theatres replace Stage and Ricketson spaces
