Reviews
‘Once Upon a Mattress’ flops in Central City
Over-the-top silliness undermines what can be a clever little musical.
Dinner and a show turns hilarious and interactive at Adams Mystery Playhouse
‘Murder at the Tiki Bar’ is the latest romp from the long-running dinner theatre
‘A Doll’s House, Part 2’ presents emotional fireworks in a static setting
Denver Theatre Ensemble delivers a solid but uneven take on Lucas Hnath’s drama.
‘Some Like It Hot’ sizzles with high-energy song, dance and character
Touring Broadway production taps its way into Denver Center’s Buell Theatre
An alien ritual is spicing things up at Meow Wolf
‘Phenomenomaly’ welcomes the Flicker Wermzz migration in a fun, bizarre event.
‘Steel Magnolias’ blooms with grace, humor and gut-wrenching emotion
Theatre SilCo staging of Robert Harling’s classic is a superbly directed production with an all-star cast.
At Central City Opera, ‘The Barber of Seville’ shows why it’s the ultimate romp
Gorgeous production of Rossini’s work is worth the trip up the hill
Hair-metal heaven: ‘Rock of Ages’ blasts back to the ’80s in Parker
Kelly Van Oosbree helms a banger for the PACE Center’s summer show.
At Candlelight, ‘Anastasia’ soars with a revolutionary edge
Johnstown dinner theatre closes its 17th season with an opulent, sophisticated musical.
It’s a wild ride at Creede Repertory Theatre with ‘The 39 Steps’
The popular farce gets a topnotch production as the theatre marks its 60th season.
Strong cast and inventive choreography drive ‘The Fantasticks’ in Creede
Director Kate Gleason helms a memorable production of the beloved musical
‘Something Rotten’ is something special in Conifer
StageDoor Theatre puts on a top-flight production of the bawdy musical comedy.
An absurdist take on office life and more, ‘The Book Handlers’ returns to Buntport
The Denver theatre troupe reprises their comedy about stupid jobs and faux intellectualism
The golden gals are back with a cruise-ship comedy in the Springs
Funky Little Theatre delivers the laughs with ‘Four Old Broads on the High Seas’
‘The Tempest’ at Colorado Shakespeare Festival is a visually stunning, anti-colonial fairy tale
Review: Ellen McLaughlin leads a stunning, emotionally grounded production of Shakespeare’s final play in Boulder.
Tattoo tales fall short in Fringe Festival performance
‘Ink Addicted’ struggles to find focus
