Skip to content
FacebookYouTubeInstagram
OnStage Colorado Logo OnStage Colorado Logo
  • Home
  • Reviews
  • News
    • Features and Interviews
    • Theatre announcements
  • Calendar
    • Comedy
      • Comedy – Standup/Improv
    • Drama
    • Musical
    • Dinner Theater
    • Childrens-Family
    • Dance
    • Holiday-Seasonal
    • Music-Concerts
  • Shows by Region
    • Denver Metro
    • Boulder & surrounding
    • Colorado Springs & surrounding
    • Mountains
    • Northern Colorado
    • Southern Colorado
    • Western Slope
  • Podcast
  • Resources
    • Subscribe to our Theatre Blast newsletter
    • Contact
    • Support
    • Advertise
    • Submit Event
    • Request a review
    • About
    • Colorado Theatre FAQs
    • OnStage Colorado OSCA Awards
    • Colorado theaters and venues
    • Other Colorado Theatre Sites
    • Performing arts classes
    • Privacy Policy
  • Reviews
  • News
    • Features and Interviews
  • Podcast
  • Calendar
    • Comedy
      • Comedy – Standup/Improv
    • Drama
    • Childrens-Family
    • Dinner Theater
    • Musical
  • Colorado theatre locations
    • Boulder & surrounding
    • Colorado Springs & surrounding
    • Denver Metro
    • Northern Colorado
    • Mountains
    • Southern Colorado
  • Resources
    • Subscribe to our Theatre Blast newsletter
    • Submit Event
    • Support
    • FAQs
    • Advertise with OnStage Colorado
    • Colorado theaters and venues
    • OnStage Colorado OSCA Awards
    • About
    • Contact
    • Other Colorado Theatre Sites
    • Request a review
  • Joy Oladokun performing

Joy Oladokun illuminates the feeling of being alive at Paramount Theatre

The queer singer-songwriter brought her Heavy Things Tour to Denver on Nov. 4.

By Maddie Browning|2026-11-07T07:59:49-07:00Nov 7, 2026|Music, Featured, Reviews|0 Comments
Read More
  • A scene from OpenStage's production of "Dracula"

OpenStage unleashes a damn good ‘Dracula’

Peter Anthony's spectacularly designed, deliciously bloody production keeps spooky season alive in Fort Collins.

By Toni Tresca|2026-11-07T08:11:00-07:00Nov 6, 2026|Featured, Reviews, Theatre|0 Comments
Read More
  • the wldlfe performing onstage

The Wldlfe light up Marquis Theater

The indie pop-rock trio bring their latest album “Revolver” and older hits to Denver.

By Maddie Browning|2026-11-06T11:09:22-07:00Nov 6, 2026|Featured, Music, Reviews|0 Comments
Read More
  • Two actors in a scene from Stranger Sings

‘Stranger Sings!’ is an easy, breezy, cheesy pastiche

Shifted Lens delivers a campy, cleverly staged parody of Netflix's Stranger Things at Aurora's Storyteller Theater.

By Toni Tresca|2026-11-03T11:22:17-07:00Nov 3, 2026|Featured, Reviews, Theatre|0 Comments
Read More
  • DitD25 16 1

Life/Art Dance Ensemble’s ‘Dancing in the Dark: The House of Omens’ is a highbrow haunted house alternative

Autumn folklore replaces jump scares in a dance walk-through at The People’s Building.

By Jacqui Somen|2026-11-03T09:21:18-07:00Nov 2, 2026|Reviews, Dance|0 Comments
Read More
  • 04 Joanie Brosseau Rubald Randy Chalmers and Taylor Baker Photo by Jamie Kraus Photography

‘Don’t Let the Pigeon Drive the Bus’ translates effortlessly to the stage

Take the bus to the Denver Center’s Randy Weeks Conservatory Theatre for a musical the entire family will enjoy.

By Selena Naumoff|2026-11-02T10:23:10-07:00Nov 2, 2026|Featured, Reviews, Theatre|0 Comments
Read More
Previous123Next
OnStageCO rev rgb

Colorado’s No. 1 website dedicated exclusively to live performance

  • Subscribe
  • Reviews
  • Calendar
  • Contact
  • Submit your event

© All rights reserved. • OnColorado Media LLC

Page load link