In Silverthorne, a manic one-man comedy delivers the laughs
Zachary Chiero plays 40 characters in ‘Fully Committed’ at Theatre SilCo
By Kimberly Nicoletti|2026-03-04T16:57:31-07:00Mar 4, 2026|Categories: Featured, Reviews|Tags: comedy, Silverthorne|
First Company takes a sentimental journey in ‘I Remember Mama’
Large, strong ensemble brings to life a piece of Americana from the last century.
Podcast: Colorado’s immersive theatre scene at a crossroads
As Off-Center retreats, new players like DIRT, Audacious Immersive and Odd Knock bet big on permanent venues and original work – plus an interview with Audacious founder Ren Manley.
Elemental’s ‘The Runner Stumbles’ wrestles with faith
Elemental Theatre Company tackles Milan Stitt’s brooding drama, but staging issues dilute its impact.
‘Decadent Desires’ captivates with its tale of Jazz Age excess
Wonderbound’s latest world premiere pairs Roaring '20s glamour with emotional wreckage.
Fun in the drawing room with ‘The Importance of Being Earnest’
In Fort Collins, Bas Bleu presents Oscar Wilde’s timeless comedy.
Podcast: Why the Colorado theatre community is still hooked on Facebook
Plus a conversation with playwright Paul Stroili, a remarkable pickle incident at Vintage Theatre, Top 10 Colorado Headliners and more.
‘9 to 5’ is a funny, feminist crowd-pleaser
Vintage Theatre's lively production delivers laughs and heart — though minor technical issues hold it back at times.
‘My Mother and the Michigan/Ohio War’ mines laughs from grief and rivalry
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.
‘The Roommate’ pairs an odd couple to deliciously dark effect
Colorado Springs FAC production of Jen Silverman's comedy crackles with two veteran actors at the top of their game.
The devil’s in the details in ‘H-E Double Crooked Letter’
Firehouse Theater takes a big swing with a Southwestern tale of hell.
Arvada Center’s ‘Romeo & Juliet’ brings the feud up close
A lean, modern staging sharpens Shakespeare's tragedy, though its bold cuts may challenge newcomers.
