Reviews
Brandon Flowers brings early 2000s nostalgia and Americana vibes to the Ogden
Reviewed: Sept. 12, 2026, Ogden Theatre — Thrasher Tour [...]
‘Summa Dat BBC’ blends drag comedy with a chilling look at identity and exploitation
Angel Garcia's one-person show is hilarious, unsettling and deeply empathetic in its portrait of a Black trans performer navigating a hostile world.
All aboard for laughs and a killer twist in ‘Murder on the Orient Express’
At the Breckenridge Backstage Theatre, an inventive transforming set and a twisty second act pay off a family-friendly whodunit.
‘All Shook Up’ delivers 1950s nostalgia with plenty of romance and corny comedy
Veritas Productions brings a high-energy jukebox romp to Parker's PACE Center, powered by a catalog of Elvis hits.
‘Harry Potter: The Exhibition’ casts a polished spell in Denver
The South Broadway attraction brings Harry Potter props, costumes, games and immersive rooms to Denver.
Another dazzler at Central City Opera
Mozart's The Marriage of Figaro opens the company's season as a musical and theatrical triumph.
This ‘Julius Caesar’ comes with streaming video in a sharp production at the Colorado Shakespeare Festival
In Boulder, Karen Slack shines as Brutus alongside an overall excellent cast.
Rocky Mountain Rep’s ‘Dirty Rotten Scoundrels’ pulls off the con
Dirty Rotten Scoundrels is a fizzy Grand Lake getaway with charm, laughs and a few rough edges.
Theatre SilCo’s ‘Million Dollar Quartet’ is a hunk of burnin’ fun
In Silverthorne, it’s a high-energy musical retrospect powered by a cast that nails every note.
Performance Now’s ‘My Fair Lady’ is a Golden Age throwback
Lakewood production delivers a lush, sharply sung My Fair Lady, though Eliza’s final return still stings.
Office life goes to hell in ‘Do You Feel Anger?’
The Moot Point Project's absurdist comedy transforms empathy training into biting workplace satire.
‘No Se Paga’ is a riot (in every sense)
Su Teatro turns affordability concerns into a zany, timely farce about working-class survival.
Amyl and the Sniffers say ‘F**k Trump’ in raucous Red Rocks show
Amy Taylor turned Red Rocks into a punk rally during Amyl and the Sniffers’ explosive June 17 set.
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.
Postcard from London: Five shows in three days
From Catherine Tate’s outrageous ‘Oh, Mary!’ to a sleek new RSC ‘Cyrano’ — dispatches from five West End evenings, all recommended.
‘Twelfth Night’ reopens the Mary Rippon with mirth
Colorado Shakespeare Festival reopens Boulder's Mary Rippon with sharp performances, lush design and a few pacing bumps.
World premiere of ‘Celestia’ lights up Denver’s St. John’s Cathedral
A music, light and projection spectacle from Paquin Entertainment Group and Montreal's Normal Studio transforms the historic cathedral into an immersive canvas.
