Reviews
Creede Rep’s ‘Working: A Musical’ finds its strength close to home
Localized production of Working is a heartfelt hometown tribute to Creede hampered by laborious scene changes.
‘Armageddon Time’ a troublesome deconstruction of the American Dream
The 45th Denver Film Festival opening-night film features great performances and cinematography but the evening is soured by an unfulfilling narrative
The Catamounts hit a 3-pointer with ‘Small Ball’
Mickle Maher’s excellent, genre-bending musical features an all-star local cast
Messy but fun: ‘Peter and the Starcatcher’ at Cherry Creek
Funny, high-powered production stretches the limits of a small stage
Like Motown? This one’s for you
At the Denver Center, touring Broadway production of ‘Ain’t Too Proud’ hits on most all cylinders
‘The Old Man and the Old Moon’ is naturally created theatrical fun
Evergreen Players production features a multi-talented cast and amazing shadow puppetry to make this stripped-down folk-rock musical a must-see
In Durango, an outrageous, immersive production of ‘Cabaret’
Strong performances drive Fort Lewis College production
At Aurora Fox ‘Futurity’ takes art changing the world to a new level
The sci-fi, Civil War musical is funny, incredibly well directed and deeply inspiring
GerRee Hinshaw commands the stage in her original show ‘Raised on Ronstadt’
Local Theater Co. production a compelling exploration of the power of music and memory
Rock the night away at BDT Stage’s 45th season opener
A familiar narrative allows the cast to rock out to ’50s rock ‘n’ roll music in BDT’s production of Buddy: The Buddy Holly Story
Loveland Opera Theatre mounts a faithful adaptation of ‘Brigadoon’
Strong orchestrations and individual performances help this clunky adaption that struggles to be understood
Firehouse presents a powerhouse ‘Blithe Spirit’
The theatre company’s production of a Noël Coward favorite profits from a rich cast and taut direction
Phamaly takes on 8 short plays
'Vox Vergere' a uniquely unmissable theatrical experience.
A Brazilian fairytale, ‘The River Bride,’ makes a splashy debut at the Arvada Center
Strong technical elements and a twisty narrative keep audiences on their toes in the Black Box Theatre’s season opener
All aboard the train of life in the Colorado premiere of ‘The Railway Children’
Debut Theatre’s 16-person troupe of young people powerfully tells Edith Nesbit’s classic story in a no-nonsense adaptation that focuses on character
‘The Scarlet Pimpernel’ wows at Candlelight
The swashbuckling musical shines in a nearly flawless production north of Denver
Shakespeare returns to Denver Center with a saucy ‘Much Ado About Nothing’
With a 1930s flair, director Chris Coleman wrings every laugh out of the popular comedy
