A rare and well-done ‘Street Scene’ in Central City
Kurt Weill’s seldom-seen opera has it all – music, dance and drama
By Peter Alexander|2024-07-24T14:31:49-06:00Jul 24, 2024|Categories: Reviews|Tags: central city, opera|
‘Comedian Rhapsody’ brings the laughs with Denver stop
The Second City production is in residence at the Denver Center’s Garner Galleria
A fresh take on ‘The Vagina Monologues’
Theater Company of Lafayette does justice to Eve Ensler’s ever-popular play
Podcast: Our favorite places to see a show in Colorado
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‘Premiere’ by Gabriela Lena Frank, Concerto by Joan Tower showcase the Festival Orchestra
Local Theater announces Season 14 lineup
Season kicks off July 27 with 'We the People: The Democracy Cycle'
Central City serves up a trio of musical treats
Puccini’s seldom-performed ‘Girl of the Golden West’ is a festival highlight this summer
At Theatre SilCo, ‘The Amish Project’ is profoundly moving
Hope Andrejack gives a masterful performance playing multiple roles
‘Emperor of the Moon’ is an al fresco romp in the Springs
Off-the-wall Theatreworks production of a 1687 play is an unexpected delight
Podcast: The best Colorado theatre of 2024 so far
Plus, catching up with Rocky Mountain Rep’s Michael Querio and our weekly Colorado Headliners
Unremarkable ‘Darkfield’ sets up shop in RiNo
DCPA Off-Center attraction falls short of being particularly scary or impactful
A moving ‘Cabaret’ at Breckenridge Backstage Theatre
It’s a well-rounded, well-done production of the classic musical
