Unremarkable ‘Darkfield’ sets up shop in RiNo
DCPA Off-Center attraction falls short of being particularly scary or impactful
By Alex Miller|2024-07-16T15:27:02-06:00Jul 15, 2024|Categories: Highlight, Reviews|Tags: Denver, off center, review|
A moving ‘Cabaret’ at Breckenridge Backstage Theatre
It’s a well-rounded, well-done production of the classic musical
CSF’s ‘Merry Wives’ jumps the slapstick shark
Director Kevin Rich takes the silly a bit too far in this production of Shakespeare’s comedy
At Firehouse Theater, ‘Othello 2024’ really sizzles
Andrew Uhlenhopp directs a modernized version of Shakespeare's tragedy of jealousy
Pink over Parker: ‘Legally Blonde’ comes to town
The musical comedy is a crowd-pleasing summer confection
The real deal: Cripple Creek’s history of melodrama continues with ‘Darling of the Donkey Derby’
Capable cast and an original script highlight a fun summer romp
Podcast: Oh Henry! What’s up with those nominations?
A look at the hits and misses of this year’s Henry Award nods and a conversation with Jenna Pastuszek and the songs of Judy Garland
A spiffed-up sign for the Aurora Fox
The theatre’s iconic neon sign gets a well-deserved makeover ahead of even more upgrades at the facility
StageDoor tackles ‘Sweeney Todd’ in an outstanding production
The Conifer theatre once again punches above its weight to deliver a well-rounded show
At Buntport, a trio of experiments
‘Testing 123’ aims to pick a winner for the troupe’s off-night programming
Theatre Silco’s ‘Moriarty’ is a comic knockout
Ken Ludwig's madcap Sherlock Holmes story launches the summer season in Silverthorne in a true laugh fest
