Reviews
Aurora Fox serves up a delicious ‘Fat Ham’
Brilliant cast powers Colorado premiere of James Ijames’s Pulitzer Prize-winning comedy.
Theatre Or’s ‘The Last Yiddish Speaker’ speaks to everyone
...Last Yiddish Speaker feels all too close. Coming out of the theatre, you can’t help but discuss what you would do when it’s your turn. What: The Last Yiddish Speaker...
Another look at the apocalypse
Miscreant Theatre Collective serves up a thoughtful production of ‘The Ever and After’ at Roaming Gnome
Rinse & repeat with Buntport’s ‘The Menagerist’
The troupe’s new show partners with Regan Linton for a word or three about disability in theatre
Nude, cavorting rodents own the stage at Fine Arts Center
'Naked Mole Rat Gets Dressed: The Rock Experience' is a kid’s show with a message for everyone
‘The Trip to Bountiful’ offers a bittersweet slice-of-life
Bas Bleu production of Horton Foote’s play is a delicate interplay between time and memory.
Roll the dice on a classic musical
Vibrant production of 'Guys and Dolls' is a crowd-pleasing hit at Aurora’s Vintage Theatre.
Wonderbound’s ‘Agent Romeo’ a new twist on a classic tale
Visual stunning with extraordinary dancing and choreography, Garrett Ammon’s new show can be confusing to follow
Wesley Players deliver a ‘Mary Poppins’ with whimsy and heart
In Highlands Ranch, the classic tale is brought to the stage in a stirring production
Bashing Karens in Local Theater’s ‘Chasing Breadcrumbs’
The world premiere comedy follows a Black woman playwright who stands up to wealthy white women.
‘Blues for an Alabama Sky’ a deeply impactful American story
Set in 1930s Harlem, the Firehouse Theater production soars with a splendid cast
‘Clybourne Park’ shows its age in Arvada Center production
Bruce Norris’ play tracking racism over the years is diluted by today’s environment
Escaping a cult in ‘On Clover Road’
Springs Ensemble Theatre Company mounts a chilling noir thriller
‘In Her Bones’ a profound, bittersweet Colorado story
Jessica Kahkoska’s play has its world premiere at the Springs Fine Arts Center
A women’s struggle wrapped in a comedic whodunit
Sandy Rustin’s The Suffragette’s Murder now up in a world premiere at the Denver Center
Baffled by opera? ‘She Dies’ is for you
Power trio from Millibo Art Theatre roasts well-known works in a hilarious romp
A Greek myth with a queer spin in ‘The Tragedy of Medusa’
Two Cent Lion’s bold retelling at the People’s Building reclaims Medusa’s story with mixed results
A dynamic duo shines in multi-lingual comedy from Theatreworks
At the Ent Center, Lloyd Suh’s ‘The Heart Sellers’ digs into the Asian American experience
