Reviews
‘Summa Dat BBC’ blends drag comedy with a chilling look at identity and exploitation
Angel Garcia's one-person show is hilarious, unsettling and deeply empathetic in its portrait of a Black trans performer navigating a hostile world.
‘Violet’ is a well-produced staging of an odd musical
Aurora Fox and Phamaly bring vocal power and nuance to a messy, moving Violet.
Seven women, one dumbass: SET takes on ‘POTUS’
Director Jenny Maloney and a sharp seven-woman ensemble bring Broadway's profane West Wing comedy to the Springs.
‘Disaster!’ floats on ’70s schmaltz and big laughs
Director Tanner Kelly and a strong local cast keep this silly '70s spoof afloat at StageDoor.
‘Harry Potter and the Cursed Child’ flies into the Buell in a high-speed extravaganza
At the Denver Center, the wizarding world comes to life through old-school practical effects.
Firehouse’s ‘The Cake’ bakes tension into every slice
Bekah Brunstetter's dramedy about queer love and faith receives a stimulating staging in Denver.
Bowls with the Bard takes a big swing at ‘King Lear’
This circus-set stoner take on King Lear boldly reimagines Shakespeare's tragedy to mixed results.
‘Uncontainable’ finds magic in an empty parking garage
3rd Law Dance/Theater and The Catamounts turn shipping containers into a moving meditation on connection.
Vintage Theatre delivers joy in ‘It Ain’t Nothin’ But The Blues’
This blues revue is an effective pivot, aided by an excellent ensemble.
Buntport’s ‘This Is The Day ’91’ can’t catch its premise
Despite a fantastic setup, this comedy's best ideas arrive too late to fully land.
In ‘Divine Bull Transformation,’ the afterlife includes group therapy
Veritas Productions stages Mia Burnett’s ambitious world premiere about souls in limbo.
‘Avenue Q’ finds childlike joy in overtly adult themes
At Town Hall, a topnotch cast brings the naughty musical to life.
‘Defiance: Doc Holliday’s Last Stand’ is a static deathbed drama
Atomic Theatre’s original musical struggles to dramatize the legendary gunslinger’s life.
‘Much Ado About Nothing’ gets Shakespeare right in Brighton
Set in post-WWII Italy, Platte Valley Theatre Arts' lively Much Ado leans into innuendo.
In ‘Somewhere,’ a Puerto Rican family chases the American Dream
DCPA Theatre Company’s production of Matthew Lopez’s play lands at exactly the right moment, with stellar performances and dazzling dance.
Miners Alley serves up good old-fashioned comfort theatre
Pump Boys and Dinettes is a rowdy, actor-powered musical in Golden.
‘The Sandman’ is not Wonderbound’s first rodeo
Though this revival loses some of its emotional heft, The Sandman still thrills.
