Reviews of live theatre in Colorado: Denver, Colorado Springs, Boulder, Fort Collins, and more
'Fucktoys' is audacious, filthy and frequently fascinating, but its pace and plotting detract from its chaos.
Searchlight’s cross-cultural dramedy, Rental Family, turns a fascinating premise into manipulative mush.
George Clooney and Adam Sandler shine in Baumbach’s reflective, somber comedy about legacy.
Wake Up Dead Man has a killer cast, master plotting and style to spare in a divine murder mystery worth confessing to again and again.
The Catamounts’ witty, site-specific performance mixes local history with ghostly fun at DeSpain Schoolhouse.
Disney’s The Lion King returns to the Buell Theatre with stunning visuals, timeless music and an impressive cast.
While the script is razor-sharp, shaky performances and cramped staging by Flamboyán Theatre and The Three Leaches blunt its impact.
The Fox’s musical about Lizzie Borden stuns with bold visuals and music but simmers more than it slashes, leaving a stylish but uneven impression.
The jokes are fast and furious as four excellent comic actors tear through Jeff Daniels’ fish-out-of-water comedy.
Denver dance group opens its season with a high-energy program set to Queen, The Rolling Stones and David Bowie.
Denver's Quarkestra performed an electrifying live score for F.W. Murnau's 1922 horror classic in front of a rowdy crowd at the Landmark Mayan Theatre.
At Platte Valley, Jeffrey Parker gives a shocking performance of a creature on the run.
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