A trashy treat at Miners Alley
‘The Great American Trailer Park Musical’ delivers on every level
By Eric Fitzgerald|2025-12-14T14:40:56-07:00Feb 2, 2023|Categories: Features and Interviews, News, Reviews|Tags: comedy, Golden, musical|
Podcast: The latest Colorado theatre news
The latest, plus a conversation with Chris Alleman at Theatre SilCo — formerly the Lake Dillon Theatre Company
The ladies reign supreme in ‘Duke Ellington’s Sophisticated Ladies’
Vintage Theatre production pulls out the stops for a powerful evening of song and dance
Masterfully acted ‘Doubt, a Parable’ is a limited run not to miss
Platte Valley Player’s four-person play is a dynamic rumination on the Catholic Church
‘To Kill a Mockingbird’ lives up to the hype
Aaron Sorkin’s adaptation of the classic novel is as powerful as it is timely
Meow Wolf redux: the case for repeat visits
With kids along, you’ll see it through new eyes
Super-sized ‘Rudolph’ sticks to the script
At the Denver Center, the Christmas classic blasts through town
‘Shells’ is here from NY to ‘Pop the Holidays’
The cabaret comedy from Nick Chase and Roslyn Hart lands at The Savoy in Denver
CSU super-charges its musical theatre program
Under the direction of Broadway director and choreographer Noah Racey, CSU’s audition-based musical theatre concentration presents ‘Spring Awakening’
Comfortable on the edges
Taking place June 23-26, Denver Fringe Festival set for its biggest year yet
New kids on the block: 2¢ Lion Theatre Company
Queer-focused company started by 3 DU grads has its first production at Denver Fringe Festival
Creede readies its return after two lost years
Southern Colorado’s storied repertory theatre spent some time evaluating its program
