Reviews
‘The Scarlet Pimpernel’ struggles to find its frequency
Elemental Theatre Company’s old-time-radio take on The Scarlet Pimpernel has lively Foley work but little dramatic urgency.
Arvada Center starts season strong with ‘Beautiful: The Carol King Musical’
Powerful direction of a dream cast is augmented by a tight band and impressive stage design Beautiful The Carole King Musical [...]
‘A Little Night Music’ wows with a grand production at the Denver Center
Director Chris Coleman’s treatment of the Sondheim stalwart is a winner
‘Beetlejuice’ slays ’em at the Denver Center
The world’s most obnoxious dead guy rolls into town for a musical version of the hit Tim Burton film
John Denver’s music lives on in ‘Almost Heaven’
Inspiring production at Rocky Mountain Repertory Theatre is worth the trip to Grand Lake
Marking five years for OnStage Colorado
Nearly 500 reviews and thousands of calendar listings later, the site is going strong
Raucous, risqué and rowdy: Anti-imperialist WW1 drag play dazzles
'Willy/Nicky' illuminates history through a bold, queer lens at Buntport Theater
Phamaly takes on Shakespeare in a joyous production
‘A Midsummer Night’s Dream’ is at the Denver Center through Sept. 2
Emotional and cathartic, ‘Jagged Little Pill’ delivers
Touring Broadway production based on Alanis Morissette’s breakout album transcends the ‘jukebox musical’ genre
Mesmerizing performances illuminate ‘The Half-Life of Marie Curie’ at Theatre Silco
Silverthorne production highlights struggles of two female scientists in a male-dominated field
Those wild puppets are back on ‘Avenue Q’
Miners Alley production is a boatload of laughs with an all-star cast
In ‘Jeremiah,’ a look at guns and masculinity
Benchmark Theatre world premiere of Tami Canady’s play hits hard on a sore topic
Sherlock Holmes brings the ‘a-ha!’ moments to Wheat Ridge
'Sherlock Holmes: The Case of Alice Faulkner' runs through Aug. 13 at Wheat Ridge Theatre Company
In ‘Reptile Logic,’ a faceless corporation challenges workers’ humanity
World premiere of Matt Wexler’s play is a three-way pressure cooker with unionization at the center
‘Edmonds Stories’ a thoughtful play of place and family
Theater Company of Lafayette presents a strong production of an immigrant family from another time
A musical, high-speed farce delights in Boulder
‘One Man, Two Guvnors’ is comedic gold as part of Colorado Shakespeare Festival
OSC podcast with the Arvada Center’s Lynne Collins
Plus a look at recent and upcoming shows
