Reviews of live theatre in Colorado: Denver, Colorado Springs, Boulder, Fort Collins, and more
Denver Center production serves up non-stop laughs in a 90-minute comic blitz.
Ibsen’s timeless play of female empowerment gets a strong staging in the Springs
At Denver’s Mizel Center, Veritas Productions delivers a stylish revue of Jerry Herman’s classic show tunes.
The regional premiere of Job is a tense, 80-minute psychological showdown powered by Tuuli Sandvold’s riveting performance.
The century-old play rings eerily prescient in our age of AI.
Denver Film Festival closes out with premiere of documentary about the Colorado sports icon.
Mark Jenkin's moody tale follows fishermen aboard a mysteriously returned trawler who find themselves trapped 30 years in the past.
Kahane Corn Cooperman’s documentary captures a tiny Colorado mountain town where miners and theatre artists share the same main street.
Is This Thing On? is a sharp, soulful dramedy about finding yourself through stand-up comedy, featuring a vulnerable leading performance by Will Arnett.
At The Schoolhouse, ‘The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee’ gets a solid production from Sasquatch and Parker Arts.
Despite a stellar cast and lofty ambitions, Joachim Trier’s latest outing, Sentimental Value, is a cold, slow exercise in self-importance.
Clint Bentley’s adaptation of Denis Johnson’s novella, Train Dreams, depicts a logger’s lonely life through Joel Edgerton’s understated, soulful performance.
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