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  • A woman does a finger guns at a piano while a man stands nearby in a scene from Murder for Two

A brisk ‘Murder for Two’ could use more clarity

American Crossroads Theatre’s Colorado debut is packed with powerful piano playing, but this breakneck mystery is hard to follow.

By Toni Tresca|2026-08-24T08:13:02-06:00Aug 23, 2026|Categories: Featured, Reviews, Theatre|Tags: American Crossroads Theatre, Boulder, dairy arts center, Murder for Two, musical comedy|
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ER Productions debuts with ‘Stop Kiss’ in Aurora’s Storyteller Theater

Ratt Walsh and Emma Moonfield launch a new theatre company with Diana Son’s drama.

By Toni Tresca|2026-08-21T11:15:18-06:00Aug 19, 2026|Categories: Featured, News, Theatre|Tags: Denver, ER Productions, Stop Kiss, The Storyteller Theater|
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‘Tick, Tick…Boom!’ gets lost in the crowd

Restless staging overwhelms some of the anxiety and tenderness at the heart of Jonathan Larson’s musical.

By Toni Tresca|2026-08-19T08:21:10-06:00Aug 18, 2026|Categories: Featured, Reviews, Theatre|Tags: lafayette, musical, Shifted Lens Theatre Company, The Arts Hub|
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Podcast: Big fall theatre preview — with a side of ‘Spamalot’

What's on tap for the new theatre season and a chat with the man behind 'Tim the Enchanter' and others.

By OSC Staff Report|2026-08-20T10:00:29-06:00Aug 18, 2026|Categories: Featured, Podcast|Tags: news, podcast|
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In Silverthorne, Anne Terze-Schwarz soars as Rosemary Clooney

Kenny Moten directs a powerful production of 'Tenderly' at Theatre SilCo.

By Kimberly Nicoletti|2026-08-17T19:39:28-06:00Aug 17, 2026|Categories: Featured, Reviews, Theatre|Tags: musical, Silverthorne|
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Jesse Welles takes the fight to Dillon Amphitheater

The bard from Arkansas mixes protest with his signature wit and musicianship in a red-hot show beside the lake.

By Alex Miller|2026-08-16T15:57:34-06:00Aug 16, 2026|Categories: Featured, Music, Reviews|Tags: concerts|
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  • A troupe of actors pose together

‘The Comedy of Errors’ embraces Shakespearean chaos in Centennial

Shakespeare in the Wild turns an opening-night curveball into a rollicking evening in a former Ross.

By Toni Tresca|2026-08-16T15:18:22-06:00Aug 16, 2026|Categories: Featured, Reviews, Theatre|Tags: Centennial, comedy, Shakespeare, Shakespeare in the Wild|
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Mt. Joy brings the sunshine at Red Rocks

The indie-folk band plays another Colorado show Saturday at Fiddler’s Green.

By Maddie Browning|2026-08-16T11:02:21-06:00Aug 15, 2026|Categories: Featured, Music, Reviews|
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SET’s intimate ‘Eureka Day’ makes uncertainty hilarious

Jonathan Spector’s school-board satire thrives in The Fifty-Niner’s close quarters.

By Toni Tresca|2026-08-14T13:41:51-06:00Aug 14, 2026|Categories: Featured, Reviews, Theatre|Tags: Colorado Springs, Dramedy, Eureka Day, Springs Ensemble Theatre|
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A revamped ‘Spamalot’ gallops into the Buell

Josh Rhodes' touring revival is loaded with laughs, but Python fans may miss Terry Gilliam's signature look.

By Alex Miller|2026-08-12T15:16:26-06:00Aug 12, 2026|Categories: Featured, Reviews, Theatre|Tags: broadway musical, Denver|
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‘Taco Town’ at Miners Alley: great crew, incomplete order

Luke Sorge's new comedy earns its laughs, then abandons them in Act 2.

By Garth Gersten|2026-08-12T08:50:44-06:00Aug 12, 2026|Categories: Featured, Reviews, Theatre|
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  • Disabled people protest for their rights.

‘504: The Musical’ sings the messy work of solidarity

Phamaly’s optimistic, intersectional new musical centers a sit-in that led to a landmark disability-rights victory.

By Toni Tresca|2026-08-11T17:05:02-06:00Aug 11, 2026|Categories: Featured, Reviews, Theatre|Tags: dcpa, Denver, musical, new musical, phamaly, world premiere|
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