News & Features
Colorado Shakespeare Festival announces 2024 season
Next summer’s shortened lineup will take place indoors as the Mary Rippon Theatre undergoes renovation
At Su Teatro, a magical portrayal of troubled women
‘Wolf at the Door’ features outstanding performances by the small cast
Podcast: Top 10 plays, a new work from Feral Assembly and more
What’s up on stage in Colorado for late October into November
Broken people in a broken land
Benchmark’s production of ‘Blasted’ tests the limits of audience endurance
‘Wicked Bayou’ visits a dark world in a phenomenal musical dance performance
Denver’s Wonderbound teams with a ‘zombie death polka band’ in a must-see show for the Halloween season
Theatre ticket prices, pop-up standup with Don’t Tell Comedy and more
What's up onstage in Colorado for mid-late October
Scott Finlay appointed President & CEO of Central City Opera
Next up is search for an artistic director
‘Dracula’ served up straight at Firehouse Theater
The classic story gets a first-rate production at the John Hand Theater
Spooky season, Elvis and nostalgia with Theatre Artibus
The OnStage Colorado Podcast for October 4, 2023
‘Blues in the Night’ lights up the Fox
In Aurora, a spectacular tribute to the blues features four stellar performances
From Butterfly back to Boulder: BETC morphs again
Butterfly Effect Theatre Company changes back to Boulder Ensemble Theatre Company
‘Curious Savage’ a dark comedy with a lot of heart
Theatre Company of Lafayette production features a richly talented case
In Littleton, The King is alive — and better than ever
‘All Shook Up’ musical raising the roof at Town Hall
Human connections are at the heart of ‘You Enjoy Myself’
Local Theater’s production of Topher Payne’s new comedy is a theatrical feat on many levels
‘You Enjoy Myself’ premieres in Boulder
A look at Topher Payne’s new play, COVID understudies and a whole lot more
‘Urinetown’ a strong start for The Arts Hub
In Lafayette, theatre kicks off adult programming with a winning musical
Boorish Boebert, weed-enhanced Shakespeare and more
Alex and Toni take a deeper look at the Lauren Boebert-Denver Center incident — plus a roundup of what’s on stage now and coming up and an interview with Rich Crowden, the new executive producer at the Aurora Fox.
Two Cent Lion announces 2024 season
Denver LGBTQ+ theatre season kicks off in January as resident theatre at The People's Building in Aurora
