Reviews
SET’s intimate ‘Eureka Day’ makes uncertainty hilarious
Jonathan Spector’s school-board satire thrives in The Fifty-Niner’s close quarters.
Denver Center’s ‘Emma’ a heady mix of old and new
Kate Hamill’s adaptation of the classic imparts zany contemporary humor to Jane Austen’s dignified world
‘The Mousetrap’ is the ultimate whodunit at Lone Tree
The Agatha Christie stalwart gets a bang-up production under the direction of Sam Gregory
One Night Stand showcases 7 short plays
‘Sleuths & Spies’ was a fun night; next show is June 2
A comic spin through U.S. history at Wheat Ridge Theatre
‘The Complete History of America (abridged)’ covers a lot of ground in hilarious fashion
When is enough … enough?
‘Together: un/tethered’ at Denver’s Studio Loft asks us to let go and think about that for a moment or two
Loss, language barriers and telenovelas
Firehouse Theater presents a solid production of ‘Guadalupe in the Guest Room’
An old favorite – ‘The Music Man’ – wows in Lakewood
Production by Performance Now is expertly helmed by Director Kelly Van Oosbree
Town Hall’s ‘Raisin’ shines with a gifted ensemble
Mary Louise Lee leads cast in a powerful musical version of ‘A Raisin in the Sun’
At Aurora Fox, ‘Gem of the Ocean’ kicks off a decade-long project
Cast soars in the first of August Wilson’s ‘American Century Cycle’
A night of remarkable jazz at Theatre Silco
Silverthorne arts center will feature more jazz shows in coming months
The immigrant experience told through movement in ‘The Bluebird’
Buba Basishvili’s pantomime one hander at Theatre Artibus is a deeply impactful performance
Phamaly serves up a clever ‘Miss Holmes’
The gender-bending whodunit is a hoot at the Northglenn Arts Center
Arvada Center shines with a wild & wacky ‘Noises Off’
The classic farce within a farce is onstage through May 5
Lessons from a ‘Big Fish’ in Fort Collins
OpenStage’s heartfelt production of the small-cast musical is a winner all around
In ‘Cost of Living,’ challenging connections define two couples
Martyna Majok’s play is staged beautifully in a joint production by Curious and Phamaly theatre companies
Vintage delivers with ‘The Glass Menagerie’ — a cornerstone of American theatre
Director Bernie Cardell leads a powerful cast in Tennessee Williams’ memory play
