Reviews
An out-of-this-world collaboration in Wonderbound’s ‘Space Cowboy’
The contemporary ballet leans into Western and sci-fi themes in a tragic tale featuring live, original music.
An unlikely sisterhood makes for a spirited musical
With a ’70s spin, this ‘Sister Act’ makes a disco impression at the Colorado Springs FAC.
Riding the weird wave at Vintage Theatre
Regional premiere of ‘Ride the Cyclone’ is a bumpy but thrilling musical journey
Theatreworks produces a ‘Silent Sky’ full of wonders
Lauren Gunderson’s play about female astronomers also packs a lot of humor.
DCPA Theatre Company closes out the season strong with ‘The Hot Wing King’
Katori Hall’s play about Black masculinity is as touching as it is funny.
Glitches in memory at the Museum of Obsolete Technology
One More Time’s debut at the People’s Building is an emotionally rich yet technically bumpy immersive experience.
When the past won’t stay buried, ‘Bright Star’ digs up something beautiful
Candlelight production of the toe-tapping musical is a standout in Johnstown.
Flawless flora: ‘Little Shop of Horrors’ kills at Denver Center
Sci-fi musical classic soars in a meticulously crafted production helmed by Chris Coleman
A drunk’s tale: ‘The White Chip’ is an AA meeting on steroids
BETC’s production of Sean Daniels’ play is a darkly funny take on a familiar story.
‘Masterworks’ from Colorado Ballet features a strong trio
The company continues to improve as it tackles challenging works in this medley.
Plumbing uncertainty in ‘Doubt: A Parable’
Springs Ensemble Theatre takes on John Patrick Shanley’s morality play.
Subpar production undermines strong performances in ‘The Wiz’
Touring Broadway production is at Denver Center Buell Theatre through April 20
A ‘Perfect Arrangement’ that’s anything but
Firehouse Theater production shines in regional premiere of Topher Payne’s play.
Throw tomatoes at the dude in ‘The Matriarchy’
At Rise Comedy, female comics set up a token guy for ridicule.
A very silly Holmesian whodunit at Lone Tree Arts Center
In ‘Ken Ludwig’s Baskerville,’ six actors play dozens of characters in a high-speed farce.
Fast-paced chicanery in ‘A Gentleman’s Guide to Love and Murder’
Arvada Center production features a breakout performance by Marco Robinson in the lively musical comedy.
