A fun, reimagined ‘Hansel & Gretel” for kids
Miners Alley Children's Theatre’s interactive take on the classic is about candy … and family
Podcast: ‘Bloomsday’ and more with playwright Steven Dietz
Also, we hear from Stephen Weitz from Boulder Ensemble Theatre Company
A past love finds peace in ‘Bloomsday’
Boulder Ensemble Theatre Company scores another hit with Steven Dietz’s time-traveling romance
Superb performances elevate ‘Frankie and Johnny in the Clair de Lune’ at Miners Alley
Sparks fly in the Golden theatre's season opener
In a loving tribute, ‘My Way’ at Cherry Creek Theatre celebrates Sinatra
The intimate space at the Mizel Center proves the ideal venue for a charming night of song
In ‘twenty50,’ identity politics at center stage
The Denver Center world premiere by Tony Meneses explores a future where Latinos join the ‘white club’
‘Small Mouth Sounds’ a curious exploration of six troubled souls
Theatreworks tackles a silent retreat with mixed results
At Candlelight, a dark and dazzling production of ‘Jekyll & Hyde – The Musical’
Excellent cast and a stunning stage help conjure the dark mystery of a classic tale of good and evil
A retooled ‘Murder on the Orient Express’ wows with passion and humor at the Arvada Center
Even those familiar with the classic whodunit plot will be enthralled with this new adaptation
Colorado Ballet’s ‘Peter Pan’ a soaring success
Plenty of surprises and a lavish production equal a great night of dance
Podcast: Latino identity in America today — and tomorrow — with playwright Tony Meneses
In the new play 'Twenty50' opening Feb. 7 at the Denver Center, the playwright looks 30 years in the future to imagine how the ethnic landscape might have changed.
At Bas Bleu: Sibling rivalry at its best in ‘The Best Brothers’
A mother’s untimely death fuels the action in this dark, thoughtful comedy by Daniel MacIvor
