News from the Colorado theatre community
Curious announces 2019-2020 season
The theatre announced four of the five shows for the 2019-20 Season, holding a spot for one show to be announced at a later date.
Colorado New Play Summit returns for two weekends
The Colorado New Play Summit features readings of new works plus other events over the course of two weekends.
Five writing groups will present at 2019 Local Playwrights Slam
The DCPA Theatre Company has invited five local theatre organizations to both introduce their individual new-play programs and present one local playwright to read a short selection of their latest work-in-progress.
Pikes Peak Center steps up its live theater offerings
In Colorado Springs, the Pikes Peak Center features an impressive lineup of touring theatrical shows, symphonic music, comedy and more
Acting memories, immersive art and a little head banging
A round up of Colorado theater news for the week of January 28, 2019
‘Hamilton’ returns to Denver in 2020
The hit musical 'Hamilton' will return to Denver in 2020
Arvada’s Black Box Repertory Company ready to launch three shows
This season in the Black Box, the Arvada Center presents lThe Diary of Anne Frank,' 'The Moors' and 'Sin Street Social Club'
The Avenue Theater, as we know it, is no more
The Avenue Theater, as we have known it for 34 years, is history. The Avenue Theatre Group, which runs the uncommonly resilient little boutique theatre at 17th Avenue and Logan streets, has dissolved. It’s not yet certain what will become of the 96-seat theatre .
Looking back at Carol Channing’s time in Colorado
Carol Channing, whose three decades of performances as the matchmaker in Hello, Dolly! made her a Broadway legend, appeared in Colorado several times over her career.
Puzzling over Pinter, and is it ‘theater’ or ‘theatre?’
A round up of Colorado theater news for the week of January 14, 2019
Theater season heats up
A quick roundup of Colorado theater news
Chazz Palminteri finds a new musical audience for his timeless ‘A Bronx Tale’
The Denver Center's John Moore catches up with the driving force behind the new 1950s semi-autobiographical musical
