Reviews
World premiere of ‘Celestia’ lights up Denver’s St. John’s Cathedral
A music, light and projection spectacle from Paquin Entertainment Group and Montreal's Normal Studio transforms the historic cathedral into an immersive canvas.
‘Hit and Run: Musical Improv’ brings down the house at RISE Comedy
Most Friday nights, witness the birth – and death – of a new comic musical made up on the spot
‘Little Women’ at Firehouse updates a classic for the stage
Directed by Kate Poling, this production is a nice alternative to holiday fare
Don’t Tell Comedy provides hilarious surprises at Comrade Brewing
Featuring Joey Avery as its headliner, the November 16 performance brought big laughs from an unexpected lineup of comics.
‘Wicked Part 1’: A spellbinding big-screen transition
Long-awaited film adaptation of the beloved Broadway musical is an enchanting ride that (mostly) defies the odds.
Family-packed ‘Mary Poppins’ flies into Florence
Rooted Gypsy Repertoire production is community theatre at its best
At SET, ‘The Thanksgiving Play’ skewers wokeness
In Colorado Springs, this production of Larissa FastHorse’s comedy entertains and discomforts in equal measure
Adam Conover weaves heart and humor at Denver’s Cervantes Masterpiece Ballroom
With openers Cori Dech and Sammy Mowrey, this standup show playfully tackled queerness and politics.
Parallel lives: ‘Confederates’ at Curious Theatre
Dominique Morisseau’s play explores the experience of two very different Black women
Bilingual musical is fine family fair in the Springs
The City Dog and the Prairie Dog a tale of friendship - and evil developers - at Colorado Springs Fine Arts Center
Stoned ‘As You Like It’ a weedy twist on the beloved classic
Presented by Bowls with the Bard, this “mile-high” production delivers non-stop laughs from a fully committed ensemble
A wild, campy thrill ride in Fort Collins
From OpenStage, 'Reefer Madness' brings a fresh twist on marijuana propaganda musical
Buntport’s gross-out comedy is its funniest in years
‘Eyes Up, Mouth Agape’ a twisted study in perspective — and poop
It’s nut warfare with ‘The Squirrels’
Rival rodents mirror sinister humans in excellent Westcliffe production of Robert Askins’ comedy
‘Nunsense’ dances into Parker
At The Schoolhouse, the nuns are back raising money for their deceased comrades
‘Monopoly Lifesized’ brings an immersive spin to a classic game
From DCPA Off-Center, this escape room/game show immersive experience is fun for all ages
Watson rises in this comedic Sherlock Holmes tale
At Miners Alley, ‘Sherlock Holmes and the Adventure of the Elusive Ear’ breathes new life into an old property
