Reviews of live theatre in Colorado: Denver, Colorado Springs, Boulder, Fort Collins, and more
Miners Alley’s regional premiere of 'My Mother and the Michigan/Ohio War' uses a historic border dispute to explore the funny, messy dynamics of family life.
Colorado Springs FAC production of Jen Silverman's comedy crackles with two veteran actors at the top of their game.
Firehouse Theater takes a big swing with a Southwestern tale of hell.
A lean, modern staging sharpens Shakespeare's tragedy, though its bold cuts may challenge newcomers.
Eight stories lead to varied results in And Toto too’s production of Edith Weiss' collection of short plays.
Bowls with the Bard's take on R&J has flashes of innovation but lacks a clear vision to support its premise.
At the Denver Center’s Buell Theatre, the national tour turns a bestselling novel into a muscular, moving stage spectacle.
At Two Cent Lion, Olivia Buntaine’s new comedy imagines gender fluidity during the American Revolution and finds the past uncomfortably familiar.
Production features impressive technical design but some uneven performances.
Terence Anthony's world premiere at the Denver Center is a gripping, if slightly disjointed, story about freedom in the uneasy aftermath of slavery.
Annie Barbour shines in BETC production of John Patrick Shanley’s play.
The Catamounts’ Colorado premiere of Jay Torrence’s Burning Bluebeard transforms the Carsen Theater into a playful, unsettling meditation on why live performance matters.
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