Reviews of live theatre in Colorado: Denver, Colorado Springs, Boulder, Fort Collins, and more
In ‘Jeremiah,’ a look at guns and masculinity
Benchmark Theatre world premiere of Tami Canady’s play hits hard on a sore topic
Sherlock Holmes brings the ‘a-ha!’ moments to Wheat Ridge
'Sherlock Holmes: The Case of Alice Faulkner' runs through Aug. 13 at Wheat Ridge Theatre Company
In ‘Reptile Logic,’ a faceless corporation challenges workers’ humanity
World premiere of Matt Wexler’s play is a three-way pressure cooker with unionization at the center
‘Edmonds Stories’ a thoughtful play of place and family
Theater Company of Lafayette presents a strong production of an immigrant family from another time
A musical, high-speed farce delights in Boulder
‘One Man, Two Guvnors’ is comedic gold as part of Colorado Shakespeare Festival
OSC podcast with the Arvada Center’s Lynne Collins
Plus a look at recent and upcoming shows
A night at the circus is a midsummer night’s must-see
In the Springs, MAT’S ‘Circus of the Night’ is an evening of pure fun
‘Sagittarius Ponderosa’ looks at family from all angles
Production by brand-new All In Ensemble marks a strong start
Candlelight transforms into an underwater paradise
Their new production of ‘The Little Mermaid’ is magical fun for any age
Central City serves up a memorable ‘Kiss Me, Kate’
Plenty of laughs and great performances add up to a rollicking good show
Sex (changes) and rock ‘n’ roll — ‘Hedwig and the Angry Inch’ has it all
At OpenStage in Fort Collins, audience participation is fully encouraged at this headbanging show
This ‘King Lear’ shines with Ellen McLaughlin as the mad king
Outdoors at the Colorado Shakespeare Festival, this summer's unsettled weather is the perfect backdrop for Shakespeare's tragedy
