Reviews
Trash talk and heartbreak in Theatreworks’ ‘The Garbologists’
In the Springs, Theatreworks two-hander pairs Jada Suzanne Dixon and Josh Robinson as two mismatched NYC sanitation workers.
‘Clink Clink’ returns in a splashier production
Friends or lovers, gay or straight? Kevin Douglas’ play lovingly follows the lives of two women from girlhood on
‘FEED: Dry’ contemplate excess and sacrifice
The Catamounts’ latest production pairs food and drink with acting and music — what more could one ask for?
‘Urinetown’ lands in Littleton
Town Hall’s production of the satiric musical is a big jolt of fun
50 years on, ‘Jesus Christ Superstar’ still shines
A dark but glorious production plays at the Denver Center through Jan. 28
Taut, terrifying ‘Misery’ kicks off new season for Miners Alley
This take on the Stephen King novel soars with strong direction and performances
A stunning drama about maternal love and mass shootings
‘Truth Be Told’ at Curious is a gun play with no gunplay
A wild rocker in Parker
Local cast wows with ‘School of Rock’ at the PACE Center
‘Newsies’ in Lafayette delivers the show-stoppers
At The Arts Hub, crisp direction and a strong cast bring to life a long-ago newspaper war
At Vintage, an electrifying production of ‘Fun Home’
The Tony Award-winning musical is selling out fast at the Aurora theatre
Intense ‘Sweat’ highlights the working-class struggle
Directed by Kenny Moten, OpenStage production hits all the marks
Podcast: A boost ahead for arts funding in Colorado?
Plus, lotsa new shows and a visit with theatre-trailer guy Ray Bailey
A romp through Harry Potter world is a mixed bag
‘Potted Potter’ will appeal to fans of the books, but the jokes don’t always land
A high-energy musical from the golden age of newspapers
‘Newsies’ returns in a production from Performance Now in Lakewood
2023 was a banner year for Colorado theatre
Theatre companies large and small brought their best work to stage while audiences continued to return
The trouble with being gay and Mormon
At Benchmark, ‘FOMO: Formerly Mormon’ tackles the problem in a solo show
A Colorado tradition continues with ‘A Christmas Carol’
Denver Center Theatre Company production never fails to impress and inspire
