At Buntport, a trio of experiments
‘Testing 123’ aims to pick a winner for the troupe’s off-night programming
By Alex Miller|2024-06-18T14:36:20-06:00Jun 18, 2024|Categories: Features and Interviews|Tags: buntport, comedy, Denver|
Theatre Silco’s ‘Moriarty’ is a comic knockout
Ken Ludwig's madcap Sherlock Holmes story launches the summer season in Silverthorne in a true laugh fest
Podcast: Disappearing theatres and a visit with Elsa
A look at some of the theatre companies losing their spaces, our Top 10 for the week and an interview with Caroline Bowman of ‘Frozen’
‘Broadway’s Next Hit Musical’ a fun night of improv laughs
Touring show is now up at the Denver Center’s Garner Galleria
2024 Henry Award nominations announced
DCPA Theatre Company, Arvada Center lead the pack while Performance Now and Buntport both have strong showings
Under the stars in Fort Collins, an exceptional ‘Twelfth Night’
OpenStage production finds the fun in Shakespeare’s rom-com
Firehouse Theater announces ’24-’25 season
Denver company operates out of the John Hand Theater in the Lowry area
Fourth time’s a charm for director of ‘The Pirates of Penzance’
A conversation with Kyle Lang, who directs and choreographs the first show of Central City Opera's summer season
A bawdy hoot: ‘Four Old Broads’ in the Springs
Funky Little Theatre serves up a humdinger from the old folks’ home
Wheat Ridge Theatre takes on a Spanish classic with ‘Fuenteovejuna’
The drama about community power and fighting oppression has plenty of relevance to current day
Actor Anne Penner on the lessons of ‘Grounded’
The upcoming BETC production represents years of work by Penner and director Rick Barbour
The humanity of ‘Macbeth’ shimmers in this Boulder production
Colorado Shakespeare Festival kicks off an indoor season with a surprisingly enjoyable take on ‘The Scottish Play’
