About the Author: Alex Miller

Alex Miller is editor and publisher of OnStage Colorado. He has a long background in journalism, including stints as the top editor at the Vail Daily, Summit Daily News, Summit County Journal, Vail Trail and others. He’s also been an actor, director, playwright, artistic director and theatre board member and has been covering theatre in Colorado since 1995.

‘The SpongeBob Musical’ rocks out at the Denver Center

Alex Miller2020-03-13T17:17:07-06:00Mar 12, 2020|

A wildly entertaining adaptation of the long-running cartoon is here to brighten up these troubled times

Roundup: Colorado New Play Summit 2020

Alex Miller2020-02-24T22:22:12-07:00Feb 24, 2020|

Our latest podcast - featuring interviews with this year's Summit playwrights

Podcast: Special mini edition from the Colorado New Play Summit

Alex Miller2020-08-24T17:16:05-06:00Feb 22, 2020|

Featuring playwright LM Feldman and her new play 'Another Kind of Silence.'

Podcast: Playwright Mark Acito with the Aurora Fox’s Helen R. Murray

Alex Miller2020-02-21T09:40:17-07:00Feb 21, 2020|

A musical play with Einstein at the Aurora Fox

A fun, reimagined ‘Hansel & Gretel” for kids

Alex Miller2020-02-16T11:47:10-07:00Feb 16, 2020|

Miners Alley Children's Theatre’s interactive take on the classic is about candy … and family

Podcast: ‘Bloomsday’ and more with playwright Steven Dietz

Alex Miller2020-02-14T08:17:26-07:00Feb 14, 2020|

Also, we hear from Stephen Weitz from Boulder Ensemble Theatre Company

In a loving tribute, ‘My Way’ at Cherry Creek Theatre celebrates Sinatra

Alex Miller2020-02-09T08:06:27-07:00Feb 9, 2020|

The intimate space at the Mizel Center proves the ideal venue for a charming night of song

In ‘twenty50,’ identity politics at center stage

Alex Miller2020-02-09T06:43:01-07:00Feb 8, 2020|

The Denver Center world premiere by Tony Meneses explores a future where Latinos join the ‘white club’

Podcast: Latino identity in America today — and tomorrow — with playwright Tony Meneses

Alex Miller2020-02-02T11:32:59-07:00Feb 2, 2020|

In the new play 'Twenty50' opening Feb. 7 at the Denver Center, the playwright looks 30 years in the future to imagine how the ethnic landscape might have changed.