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Chris has been writing with BroadwayWorld since 2014. He's also an actor, typically performing in musicals based on movies where he dies. He almost won a BroadwayWorld Award for Best Supporting Actor for his portrayal of Scott in Evil Dead: The Musical, but he was ousted by an actual Broadway veteran. He's actively recovering from the loss.

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BWW Reviews: A PUBLIC READING OF AN UNPRODUCED SCREENPLAY ABOUT THE DEATH OF WALT DISNEY with The Catamounts

March 18, 2015

I once worked with a girl who claimed she was a distant relative of Walt Disney.

BWW Reviews: COCK Fight, PART 1 - Edge Theater

March 17, 2015

This is part 1 in a two-part review of Cock, featuring both The Edge and Avenue Theater's concurring productions.

BWW Reviews: BIG FISH at the Aurora Fox

March 11, 2015

Everything's coming up daffodils at the Aurora Fox—but you'll have to catch Big Fish to really get what I mean.

BWW Reviews: NEXT TO NORMAL at Town Hall Arts Center

March 10, 2015

When you see a show at Town Hall Arts Center, you expect to be immersed in the production with such an intimate space.

BWW Reviews: MY FAIR LADY with Performance Now

February 12, 2015

Lakewood's Performance Now is now performing the classic My Fair Lady, and the production is as loverly as it can be.

BWW Reviews: FORBIDDEN BROADWAY: ALIVE & KICKING! at the Denver Center

January 14, 2015

The last time Denver audiences saw any incarnation of Forbidden Broadway was about two decades ago, and a return was long overdue.

BWW Reviews: JERSEY BOYS Returns to Denver Center's Buell Theatre

December 15, 2014

Jersey Boys has worked its way back for a third visit to Denver, and the fellas have still got it.

BWW Reviews: ROMEO AND JULIET with Fearless Theatre

November 21, 2014

You still haven't taken your seat and it's almost showtime.

BWW Reviews: GOOD TELEVISION with Ashton and Abster Productions

October 22, 2014

It's so easy to get wrapped up in the scripted formula of America's reality television shows, you forget there's actual reality taking place, at least to some extent.

BWW Reviews: MR. BURNS, A POST-ELECTRIC PLAY with The Catamounts in Boulder

October 14, 2014

Society seems so focused on current pop culture; it's difficult to imagine what may happen to it after an apocalyptic event.

BWW Reviews: HAROLD AND MAUDE at Vintage Theatre

October 7, 2014

Too often movies are turned into stage productions, losing that spark that made audiences fall in love.

BWW Reviews: World Premiere of DYLAN WENT ELECTRIC at Miners Alley Playhouse

September 30, 2014

Set in 1969, Dylan Went Electric follows seven characters' interactions in Sully's Tavern, a bar in Greenwich Village.

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