Reviews of live theatre in Colorado: Denver, Colorado Springs, Boulder, Fort Collins, and more
Candlelight Dinner Theatre in Johnstown opens its 18th season with Robert Harling's play, with performances that shine despite staging that detracts from the play's realism.
Director Melissa Lucero McCarl mounts a timely, stirring regional premiere about censorship, race and resilience in 1950s Alabama.
Lady Day at Emerson’s Bar and Grill struggles with clarity despite strong design and band.
The post-apocalyptic three-act is a treat for the adventurous theatregoer.
DCPA Theatre Company opens its season with a stark, affecting one-man play starring Kenneth Tigar.
In the Springs, the classic naughty musical is on now at the Ent Center
At Curious Theatre, Christy Montour-Larson’s production shines in design and performance, though the satire loses steam after its high point in a virtual town hall.
Vintage Theatre launches its 25th season with Sondheim’s tricky showbiz tragedy, carried by stellar performances even as the production stumbles technically.
Lucas Hnath’s eerie drama is given an intimate, spooky staging, with Madison Taylor leading a superb cast in one of the season’s most haunting productions.
Town Hall Arts Center’s season opener plays the hits with gusto but offers little depth beyond nostalgia.
Agatha Christie’s creaky whodunit shines with strong cast and lavish production.
At Springs Ensemble Theatre, actors portray actors in a comic blast from cinema’s past.
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