Reviews
Third Side has a hit on its hands with ‘Brindlewood’
Ryan Glaser’s Brindlewood is a charming folk musical that proves small-scale theatre can cast a big spell.
Mixed voyage at the DCPA with ‘Life of Pi’
Magical realism battles clumsy pacing in the touring production of the well-known story
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
