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.

An ‘Oklahoma!’ with a twist marks Chris Coleman’s DCPA directorial debut

Alex Miller2025-12-09T07:13:48-07:00Sep 20, 2018|

Denver Center production highlights the state’s multi-racial history with all-African-American cast […]

Bjorn again: ‘Mamma Mia!’ hits the Arvada Center

Alex Miller2019-11-12T08:47:23-07:00Sep 10, 2018|

The Arvada Center launches its season with a stellar production of ‘Mama Mia!’ […]

Pop’s past through the eyes of Carole King

Alex Miller2025-06-28T10:27:02-06:00Sep 5, 2018|

Playing through Sept. 9 at the Denver Center, ‘Beautiful: The Carole King Musical’ is full of surprises […]

Cultures clash in genre-bending ‘Vietgone’ at the Denver Center

Alex Miller2025-12-09T07:11:50-07:00Sep 1, 2018|

Hip-hop infused comedy also strikes serious notes […]

Les Mis at the Denver Center

Alex Miller2023-05-03T07:41:52-06:00Aug 11, 2018|

Epic musical still delivers after 40 years Wouldn’t Victor Hugo be amazed to learn that a musical based on his 1862 novel “Les Misérables” is still as popular as [...]

Boulder theater’s ‘The Little Mermaid’ provides the perfect theater intro for little ones

Alex Miller2025-06-28T10:27:01-06:00Jul 1, 2018|

With all of the nominees for Best Musical at this year’s Tony Awards based on TV or films — from Disney’s “Frozen” and Tina Fey’s “Mean Girls” to “SpongeBob SquarePants [...]

‘Remote Denver’ an eclectic tour of downtown Denver

Alex Miller2018-09-05T17:59:59-06:00Jun 29, 2018|

Theatrical experience makes participants both audience and performer If you’re not in a theater, can you truly be said to be attending the theater? That’s the question the Denver Center [...]

A musical for the ages

Alex Miller2025-12-09T07:09:41-07:00Jun 4, 2018|

‘The King & I’ has some lessons for today’s world It’s fascinating, at times, how a story can travel across centuries and remain relevant long after the characters and [...]

‘School of Rock’ blows the roof off the Buell

Alex Miller2025-12-09T07:08:25-07:00May 30, 2018|

Kid-powered cast brings it in touring Broadway show now at the Denver Center By Alex Miller When a dozen kids can get 3,000 people on their feet to help [...]

Errant embryo fuels comic discord in ‘Human Error’

Alex Miller2025-12-09T07:06:58-07:00May 29, 2018|

Denver Center show pokes at political divide in a highly personal way There’s no long build to the massive screwup that fuels “Human Error,” a comedy now making its [...]

‘Kiss Me, Kate’ a wacky window into the past

Alex Miller2025-12-09T07:05:41-07:00Mar 14, 2018|

Candlelight Playhouse production does justice to classic musical It’s been 70 years since “Kiss Me, Kate” opened on Broadway, and whenever one is looking at a musical of this [...]

Coming to terms on a Chinese basketball court

Alex Miller2025-12-09T07:04:22-07:00Mar 5, 2018|

‘The Great Leap’ digs deep into family histories Among topics I’m interested in, “Chinese basketball” doesn’t typically rise anywhere near the top. So when I went to see “The [...]

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