Revisiting ‘The Wall’ with Brit Floyd
At Red Rocks, the top-tier tribute band hits every note in songs from Pink Floyd’s masterpiece.
By Alex Miller|2026-06-06T06:21:05-06:00Jun 5, 2026|Categories: Featured, Reviews|Tags: Concert review, Red Rocks|
‘Harry Potter and the Cursed Child’ flies into the Buell in a high-speed extravaganza
At the Denver Center, the wizarding world comes to life through old-school practical effects.
The Last Dinner Party rocks and enchants at Mission Ballroom
Travel chaos couldn't dim a dramatic, baroque-pop spectacle that had the Denver crowd dancing on cue.
Firehouse’s ‘The Cake’ bakes tension into every slice
Bekah Brunstetter's dramedy about queer love and faith receives a stimulating staging in Denver.
Puppets, drinks and a plenty of weird: The Rocky Mountain Puppet Slam returns to Denver Fringe
Colorado puppeteer Katy Williams on her self-taught path, why practical beats CGI and what to expect from Saturday's late-night slam
Bowls with the Bard takes a big swing at ‘King Lear’
This circus-set stoner take on King Lear boldly reimagines Shakespeare's tragedy to mixed results.
‘Uncontainable’ finds magic in an empty parking garage
3rd Law Dance/Theater and The Catamounts turn shipping containers into a moving meditation on connection.
Vintage Theatre finds joy in ‘It Ain’t Nothin’ But The Blues’
This blues revue is an effective pivot, aided by an excellent ensemble.
Buntport’s ‘This Is The Day ’91’ can’t catch its premise
Despite a fantastic setup, this comedy's best ideas arrive too late to fully land.
Parker Arts’ Carrie Glassburn on the next 10 years
The town’s cultural director on a new strategic plan, the future of the PACE Center and why patrons probably won’t notice much changing — at first
In ‘Divine Bull Transformation,’ the afterlife includes group therapy
Veritas Productions stages Mia Burnett’s ambitious world premiere about souls in limbo.
‘Avenue Q’ finds childlike joy in overtly adult themes
At Town Hall, a topnotch cast brings the naughty musical to life.
