News & Features
At Wheat Ridge Theatre, a comic holiday murder mystery
‘A Christmas Cactus’ features a strong cast in a different kind of show for the season
Super sexy ‘SIX’ lights up the Buell with a high-powered history lesson
It’s a pop concert-musical featuring the wives of Henry VIII
A low-income school recreates Tudor England
Kunsmiller Creative Arts Academy manages a stellar production of ‘Queens’ on a shoestring budget
Podcast: Cinderella, trailer-park musicals and a brand-new theatre
This episode also includes an interview about the art of costuming with Rachel Finley
DCPA offering limited $30 tickets for ‘Six’
The hit Broadway musical about the wives of Henry VIII lands in Denver Dec. 5
How valuable is a theatre program?
The show includes a rundown of the latest shows on stage in Colorado and a look at what's coming up — plus an interview with Arvada Center scenic designer Brian Mallgrave.
Firehouse Theater faithfully reprises ‘The Odd Couple’ — with a few twists
Production features a solid cast and exceptional detail with set, props and costumes
Podcast: What’s a dramaturg?
Catching up with the Denver Center’s Literary Director Leean Kim Torske, plus a big roundup of upcoming holiday shows in Colorado
A new performing arts center rises in Golden
Miners Alley Playhouse opens its new home Dec. 2; 2024 season announced
Creede Rep announces Season 59
The Creede Repertory Theatre presents an adventure of discovery with its 2024 summer season.
A delightfully despicable ‘Don Giovanni’ from Opera Colorado
Production features a topnotch cast from around the world
‘Working, A Musical’ is a labor of love
CU Boulder's 'Working, A Musical' celebrates society’s unsung heroes
In ‘Clyde’s,’ ex-cons cook up their salvation
The Denver Center season opener is a powerful look at life after prison
‘Indescribable’ pairs the talents of Phamaly Theatre Company and The Silhouettes
The show’s brief run is over, but the production marked a memorable collaboration
Where are the best theatre bars in Colorado?
Plus: A conversation with intimacy director Amelia Morse and the latest theatre reviews and news from around the state
‘Murder for Two’ lights up Parker’s Schoolhouse with a hilarious musical romp
The show features an ideal comic pairing with Blake Nawa’a and Brandon Bill
Denver Actors Fund unveils new leadership structure
Kenny Moten and Ronni Stark will serve as co-presidents for organization supporting Colorado theatre artists
‘Coal Country’ and the power of the powerless
BETC’s hard-hitting drama about a mine explosion speaks to a common reality for the families left behind
