A look at more sustainable theatre, plus an interview with playwright Cipriano Ortega
In this episode of the OnStage Colorado Podcast, hosts Alex Miller and Toni Tresca take a look at all of the live theatre going on around the state and what’s ahead. They also tackle the topic of how arts organizations can create productions just a tad bit more sustainable – all in honor of Earth Day coming up April 22.
Later in the episode, Alex sits down with Cipriano Ortega, whose new play Cheyanne opens April 26 at The People’s Building in Aurora in association with Control Group Productions. The playwright, who’s also a musician and painter, has been tweaking the story for a decade and talks about the process of getting it on stage and directed by Phil Luna. The play also features Iliana Lucero Barron, Angelo Mendez, Magally Luna and Ortega himself.
Theatre companies and organizations mentioned in this episode:
- Control Group Productions
- Deep Space Drive In
- Denver Center
- One Night Stand Theatre
- Wheat Ridge Theatre Company
- Lone Tree Arts Center
- Windsor Community Playhouse
- Springs Ensemble Theatre Company
- Don’t Tell Comedy
- Candlelight
- Colorado Ballet
- The Catamounts
- Evergreen Players
- Roaming Gnome
- Stages/Practical Theatrical
- Rattlebrain Productions
- Steel City Theatre Company
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Alex Miller is editor and publisher of OnStage Colorado. He has a long background in journalism, including stints as the top editor at the Vail Daily, Summit Daily News, Summit County Journal, Vail Trail and others. He’s also been an actor, director, playwright, artistic director and theatre board member and has been covering theatre in Colorado since 1995.









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