News from the Colorado performing arts community
What I learned at the National Critics Institute
Toni Tresca shares what he learned at the National Critics Institute and how it will shape OnStage Colorado’s coverage.
OnStage Colorado on Colorado Public Radio
'Colorado Matters' interview with Alex Miller and Toni Tresca for 'Raise the Curtain' segment
Colorado Jazz Repertory Orchestra announces 40-plus concerts for 2026-27 season
The lineup spans big-band and small-group jazz at venues across the Denver metro.
Local Theater Company unveils 16th season with two world premieres
Boulder company's 2026-27 lineup features Ian August's 'Drag Queen Magic,' Alex Riad's 'Faster Horses' and the return of Local Listens
Lone Tree’s ‘Nice Work If You Can Get It’ leads 20th Henry Award nominations with 17 nods
DCPA Cabaret’s ‘Dracula: A Comedy of Terrors,’ SoL Theatre Company’s ‘Cabaret’ and Firehouse Theatre’s ‘Alabama Story’ round out the top of a deep field.
‘Topdog/Underdog’ opens Curious Theatre’s 29th season
Pulitzer-winning Suzan-Lori Parks drama begins Curious's first season in residence at Cleo Parker Robinson Dance
The Other Road Theater Project launches in Denver/Aurora
Jeremy Haig's grassroots venture plans 'Venus in Fur' for December 2026, followed by 'Red' next May
Aurora Fox and Phamaly Theatre Company co-produce ‘Violet’
The 1960s-set musical by Jeanine Tesori and Brian Crawley runs June 5-28 as part of the Fox's Season 41
Theatreworks closes 50th season with ‘The Garbologists’
The Lindsay Joelle buddy comedy about two New York sanitation workers runs June 11-28 at the Ent Center
Arvada Center marks Pride with trio of June events
Country cabaret, a record-seeking drag storytime and a Denver Gay Men's Chorus concert fill out the June lineup
Rocky Mountain Rep unveils 2026 company for Grand Lake season
Grand Lake summer theatre returns with 'Shrek,' 'Dirty Rotten Scoundrels,' 'Urinetown' and a fall '70s revue
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
