Reviews of live theatre in Colorado: Denver, Colorado Springs, Boulder, Fort Collins, and more
Theatre SilCo’s ‘Murder for Two’ is a fun holiday romp
In Silverthorne, a dynamic piano duo wows audiences for an unexpected murder mystery.
Reviews of live theatre in Colorado: Denver, Colorado Springs, Boulder, Fort Collins, and more
In Silverthorne, a dynamic piano duo wows audiences for an unexpected murder mystery.
Fast-paced first act and stunning design elevate this traditional production at the Denver Center.
Bas Bleu Theatre serves up a strong production of a Pulitzer-Prize winning script in its presentation of 'Dinner with Friends'
Upstart Crow’s tense, thoughtful A Few Good Men features standout performances and sharp casting, despite some community theatre bumps.
Cleo Parker Robinson Dance's holiday tradition returns for its 34th season, bringing vibrant storytelling, fiery global rhythms and a strong sense of community to Denver.
Elemental Theatre Company’s spirited staging is an engaging holiday companion to A Christmas Carol.
Golden is treated to a boisterous, irreverent holiday comedy with Miners Alley's world premiere of Stocking Stuffers.
Top-notch cast elevates holiday favorite with old-timey twist.
Firehouse Theater production of Topher Payne’s play makes all other families seem quite sane.
In the Springs, the classic comedy sings in a well-done production.
The Fine Arts Center’s lavish Mary Poppins dazzles with joyful performances, big dance numbers and stunning stagecraft.
'Batman LIVE!' is a rowdy, joke-packed parody that dives deep into the Dark Knight’s canon with improv, puns and fan-service fun.