‘In Her Bones’ a profound, bittersweet Colorado story
Jessica Kahkoska’s play has its world premiere at the Springs Fine Arts Center
By April Tooke|2025-02-20T07:51:38-07:00Feb 18, 2025|Categories: Highlight, Reviews|Tags: Colorado Springs, drama|
The Ever and After
The Ever and After is a darkly whimsical adventure [...]
A Greek myth with a queer spin in ‘The Tragedy of Medusa’
Two Cent Lion’s bold retelling at the People’s Building reclaims Medusa’s story with mixed results
Humble Boy
Set in the English countryside, Humble Boy delves into the [...]
The Moors
A hopeful governess arrives at a remote mansion on the [...]
Exhibit
An African-American woman recalls being integrated into a school in Muskogee, Oklahoma, as a chid. Her recollections are flashes of a sharply polarized America in transition as the civil rights movement rolls forward.
Silent Sky
True, inspirational story bursting with infectious humor of 19th Century scientist Henrietta Leavitt, whose breakthroughs in astronomy profoundly impacted the way we see the universe and altered the course of scientific history.
Becky’s New Car
Ride shotgun in a way that most plays wouldn’t dare attempt, as Becky Foster - caught in midlife slump - is offered a new life when a rich stranger stumbles into the car dealership where she works.
25th annual Putnam County spelling bee
Fun-filled event where participants of all ages can put their spelling skills to the test. Cheer on the contestants as they battle it out for the title of spelling champion.
Long Day’s Journey Into Night
In the summer of 1912 a family struggles with addiction, unfulfilled dreams, moral flaws, and the dynamics of family relationships, as the beauty of human kindness and the disasters of human failings are also revealed.
‘Gee’s Bend’ a poignant story for Black History Month
Aurora Fox production striking for its performances and visual elements
Invictus Theatre stages a haunting ‘Beauty Queen of Leenane’
Martin McDonagh’s grim play comes to life in a solid production at The People’s Building
