Pubescent girls fuel the humor and drama in ‘Dance Nation’
In Fort Collins, the OpenStage production is staged in a parkour gym
By Kari Redmond|2024-05-21T10:27:40-06:00May 21, 2024|Categories: Reviews|Tags: drama, Fort Collins|
Bas Bleu 2024-2025 season announced
The Fort Collins theatre serves up a mix of drama, comedy, readings and more
At Bas Bleu, ‘The Open House’ is a tough nut to crack
Be thankful your family isn’t as dysfunctional as the one in Will Eno's bizarre and clever play
Intense ‘Sweat’ highlights the working-class struggle
Directed by Kenny Moten, OpenStage production hits all the marks
Men in dresses, women in pants and a clever play within a play
Bas Bleu production of ‘Act a Lady’ challenges the meaning of art
‘The Book of Will’ a beautiful homage to the arts, friendship and the one man who made it all possible
At OpenStage in Fort Collins a funny, interesting journey into the world of Shakespeare
Bas Bleu announces 2023-2024 season
Season includes plays by Karen Zacarias, Will Enos, Jordan Harrison and a return to form with Beckett's 'Waiting for Godot'
Sex (changes) and rock ‘n’ roll — ‘Hedwig and the Angry Inch’ has it all
At OpenStage in Fort Collins, audience participation is fully encouraged at this headbanging show
At Bas Bleu, muddled `Grace` explores faith and family
Despite some strong performances, the drama is a tough one to follow
Shepard’s ‘Buried Child’ leaves us with more questions than answers
Heavy, intense and subtle, Buried Child will stay with you long after the final scene
OpenStage presents a rollicking ‘Clue: On Stage’
A stormy night, a magnificent mansion, and a colorful cast of criminals locked inside in Fort Collins
‘A Doll’s House, Part 2’ a wild take on marriage and family
OpenStage Theatre presents Lucas Hnath’s comedic followup to that famous door slam
