Indecisiveness: Thy name is Hamlet
At the Denver Center, Director Chris Coleman leans into the prince’s immaturity
By Alex Miller|2024-09-24T15:24:32-06:00Sep 24, 2024|Categories: Highlight, Reviews|Tags: Denver, Shakespeare|
Theatreworks’ ‘Henry’ lights up the Ent Center
Combining three of Shakespeare’s plays into one makes these histories come alive
Podcast: The enduring appeal of ‘Rocky Horror’
Guest host Kevin Douglas joins to talk ‘Rocky,’ talking ‘Henry’ with Max Shulman plus weekly Top 10 Colorado Headliners
Snappy, colorful and very funny
At Bas Bleu, 'The School for Lies' is a linguistic tour de force
Politeness goes out the window in ‘God of Carnage’
Springs Ensemble Theatre production offers plenty of laughs at humanity’s dark side
Fine Arts Center kicks off new season in style with ‘Dial M for Murder’
It’s hard to find any faults with this polished production in Colorado Springs
‘The Pillowman’ is terrifying audiences at The Creepatorium
Miscreant Theatre Collective production of Martin McDonagh’s shocking play kicks off spooky season in gruesome fashion
‘Bad Jews’ burns up the stage at Wheat Ridge Theatre
Josh Harmon’s dark comedy is a wild ride that may leave a mark
A night at Denver’s Rise Comedy
Improv lineup dishes up a whole lotta laughs in downtown Denver
Podcast: Catching up with Colorado’s immersive theatre scene
Plus, a chat with Jenn Zuko at Blue Dime Cabaret and our weekly Colorado Headliners
Wild lies fuel the fun in ‘Run for Your Wife’
Shark Box Theatre’s production is a farce worth the trip up the hill
‘The Critic’ weighs in with a solid cast, uneven script
New play by 10(23) Productions opens at Buntport Theater
