Reviews
Regan Linton’s ‘FDR’s Very Happy Hour’ is genuine refreshment
The 32nd U.S. president invites everyone for drinks at the Ellie Caulkins Studio Loft.
Gregory Alan Isakov enchants at Red Rocks with the Colorado Symphony
Colorado artist brings it home with a two-night stand at the Rocks
Third Side has a hit on its hands with ‘Brindlewood’
Ryan Glaser’s Brindlewood is a charming folk musical that proves small-scale theatre can cast a big spell.
Jack Johnson brings chill surf vibes despite over-capacity crowd at Fiddler’s Green
The former pro surfer delivered a comforting acoustic set with hits from the early 2000s.
Curious Theatre reveals a winner in ‘Topdog/Underdog’
Sharp script, direction and performances need no sleight of hand.
Tradition and change collide around the campfire in ‘The Grown-Ups’
Absurd Rodeo Theatre's backyard staging of The Grown-Ups makes this unsettling comedy feel immediate and essential.
‘Shadows & Secrets’ evokes personal history without the whodunit payoff
Insight Colab Theatre's inventive radio-play format brings a real family cold case to life, even if the ending never surprises
A brisk ‘Murder for Two’ could use more clarity
American Crossroads Theatre’s Colorado debut is packed with powerful piano playing, but this breakneck mystery is hard to follow.
‘Tick, Tick…Boom!’ gets lost in the crowd
Restless staging overwhelms some of the anxiety and tenderness at the heart of Jonathan Larson’s musical.
In Silverthorne, Anne Terze-Schwarz soars as Rosemary Clooney
Kenny Moten directs a powerful production of 'Tenderly' at Theatre SilCo.
Jesse Welles takes the fight to Dillon Amphitheater
The bard from Arkansas mixes protest with his signature wit and musicianship in a red-hot show beside the lake.
‘The Comedy of Errors’ embraces Shakespearean chaos in Centennial
Shakespeare in the Wild turns an opening-night curveball into a rollicking evening in a former Ross.
Mt. Joy brings the sunshine at Red Rocks
The indie-folk band plays another Colorado show Saturday at Fiddler’s Green.
SET’s intimate ‘Eureka Day’ makes uncertainty hilarious
Jonathan Spector’s school-board satire thrives in The Fifty-Niner’s close quarters.
A revamped ‘Spamalot’ gallops into the Buell
Josh Rhodes' touring revival is loaded with laughs, but Python fans may miss Terry Gilliam's signature look.
‘Taco Town’ at Miners Alley: great crew, incomplete order
Luke Sorge's new comedy earns its laughs, then abandons them in Act 2.
‘504: The Musical’ sings the messy work of solidarity
Phamaly’s optimistic, intersectional new musical centers a sit-in that led to a landmark disability-rights victory.
