Can ‘SIP’ help reinvent immersive theatre in Colorado?
As Denver's immersive scene faces setbacks, Culture House Immersive and The Catamounts test a new model with SIP.
As Denver's immersive scene faces setbacks, Culture House Immersive and The Catamounts test a new model with SIP.
Ian August’s manic new time-loop comedy is packed with sharp jokes, though its human relationships remain underdeveloped.
Two first-rate leads carry Alfred Uhry's quiet, decades-spanning drama in Palmer Lake.
In Denver, Bareilles delivers a powerful performance spanning personal turmoil and joyful discoveries.
A windmill-tilting hero, a pair of scheming lovers and some of the funniest dancing you'll see all season.
Skyward Productions mounts a tight, tuneful musical fable about finding light in dark times.
Cheryl Strayed’s advice columns become a global video mosaic in Phamaly’s intimate new stage adaptation.
Elemental Theatre's production of Jeffrey Hatcher’s ghost story is a taut two-person thriller.
A racist ghost demands fealty from a Black couple in this creepy tale.
Arvada Center’s sprightly production embraces Neil Simon’s 1960s comedy as a charming period piece.
Vintage Theatre’s [title of show] is a funny, intimate look at the messy process of making a musical.
Lauren Yee's Yiddish-tinged fable, in its Colorado premiere, asks what we owe the people we love.