Reviews
Under the stars in Boulder, ‘Shakespeare in Love’ is a feast for the senses
At the newly renovated Mary Rippon Outdoor Theatre, a stacked cast and sharp direction make for a midsummer triumph.
Shakespeare under the stars
Durango Theatreworks presents ‘Much Ado About Nothing’ at Fort Lewis College
Civility goes out the window in ‘God of Carnage’
Powerful Invictus production features an excellent cast
Dying words
Wheat Ridge Theatre explores 3 stories of death in ‘The Shadow Box’
Bas Bleu closes out season with ‘A Walk In The Woods’
An unlikely friendship between a most unlikely pair
‘Moulin Rouge!’ earns its exclamation point
Touring Broadway production at the Denver Center through June 26
‘The Crossword Play’ a must-see at Lake Dillon Theatre
One-woman show takes some unexpected turns
When life offers you crumbs …
Absurdist comedy ‘Blackademics’ offers a revealing take on racial inequality on campus
OpenStage sets ‘The Christians’ in an actual church
Lucas Hnath’s play poses some tough questions for the faithful
Don Quixote rides again, on a trike, in Texas
At the Denver Center, ‘Quixote Nuevo’ imagines a hero for today’s borderlands
‘Singin’ in the Rain’ like a trip back in time
Candlelight Dinner Playhouses revisits a fan favorite
‘Choir Boy’ steams up the Kilstrom
Denver Center production a top-flight rendering of Tarell Alvin McCraney’s prep-school tale
In the end, giant birds will getcha
Benchmark premieres a dystopian current-day in ‘You Will Get Sick’
‘Freaky Friday’ a hit at the Fox
Musical version of the Disney film fun for the whole family
Red-Handed Otter explores the tension within our casual relationships
At Bas Bleu, a comedy about being trapped in a dead-end job
A Texas hurricane: ‘Ann’ shines at Cherry Creek
As Gov. Ann Richards, Martha Harmon Pardee fully inhabits an American legend
The king is dead, but long live the queens
In Colorado Springs, ‘The Legend of Georgia McBride’ a quirky, fun and freakish musical
