Reviews
A power couple takes the stage in Funky Little Theatre’s ‘Driving Miss Daisy’
Two first-rate leads carry Alfred Uhry's quiet, decades-spanning drama in Palmer Lake.
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
9 lives, tangled and twisted in ‘Hope and Gravity’
BETC production of Michael Hollinger’s clever comedy brought to life with a stellar cast
Gorgeous ‘Casanova’ dazzles at Colorado Ballet
Choreographer Kenneth Tindall pushes the company to new heights
‘Gee’s Bend’ a poignant story for Black History Month
Aurora Fox production striking for its performances and visual elements
Candlelight’s ‘Oklahoma!’ a faithful take on a beloved classic
Despite showing its age, it’s another well-done production at the Johnstown dinner theatre.
575 years in the making, it’s ‘Gutenberg! The Musical’
Silly fun, the two-hander is on an extended run at the Denver Center’s Garner Galleria
An action-packed comedy on a tiny stage
At Vintage Theatre, ‘She Kills Monsters’ celebrates the geek warriors of Dungeons & Dragons
‘Jane/Eyre’ is just the damndest thing
Grapefruit Lab musical production teams with Teacup Gorilla to turn the Brontë novel on its head
Life, death and love at a retirement community
At Miners Alley, a fresh look at aging in Cary Crim’s comedic drama ‘Morning After Grace’
Revisiting ‘Dear Evan Hansen’ in a post-pandemic world
Touring show has stop in Fort Collins
A drunken path to redemption in ‘The Reservoir’
Jake Brasch’s dark comedy has its world premiere at the Denver Center
‘Back to the Future: The Musical’ flies into the Buell at 88 mph
Film adaptation strong on effects atop a subpar lineup of musical numbers
Invictus Theatre stages a haunting ‘Beauty Queen of Leenane’
Martin McDonagh’s grim play comes to life in a solid production at The People’s Building
At Curious Theatre, a powerful story of fatherhood and friendship
Samuel D. Hunter’s play ‘A Case for the Existence of God’ a small story with a big message
A blast from the past with the Andrews Sisters
‘Sisters of Swing’ continues at Evergreen Center Stage this weekend and next
