BWW Reviews: A Journey of 4000 MILES at the FAC
Her name was Lee Joseph.
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BWW Reviews: HAPPY DAYS at Theatreworks
'What does it mean?'
BWW Reviews: TILLY THE TRICKSTER at Fine Arts Center
Like its title character, Tilly has some flaws to work through but a good heart.
BWW Reviews: FAC's Trip into REEFER MADNESS
It's not Mary Poppins; it's Mary Jane.
BWW Reviews: SET Connects with DEAD MAN'S CELL PHONE
Springs Ensemble tells a sweet, sad story of isolation in the age of mass communication.
BWW Reviews: Theatreworks Examines Decay and Disillusionment in DETROIT
The audience sits on either side of a shared backyard flanked by two houses.
BWW Reviews: FAC's MARY POPPINS a Jolly Holiday Treat
The most successful production in Fine Arts Center history is also its most ambitious.
BWW Reviews: Holiday Cheer with THE WYNOT RADIO THEATRE SHOW at FAC
Take a trip back to the golden era when thrilling radio drama ruled the airwaves.
BWW Reviews: Theatreworks' PSYCHO BEACH PARTY Flounders in the Water
You'd think a play called Psycho Beach Party would be a little more, well.
BWW Reviews: In the Teeth of Madness with FAC's DRACULA
Just in time for Halloween, Fine Arts Center brings some old-fashioned horror to the stage.
BWW Reviews: Inspire Creative's SHREK More Fractured Than Fairy Tale
Shrek doesn't seem like the song-and-dance type, but Inspire Creative has fun with him anyway.
BWW Reviews: Theatreworks and LIDA Project Explore the Forgotten History of LUDLOW, 1914
The Ludlow Massacre isn't discussed much in schools, but this collaboration between Theatreworks and The LIDA Project gives ample reason why it should be.
BWW Reviews: SET Examines 'ART' From Multiple Angles
When did simple differences of opinion become so contentious?
BWW Reviews: Theatreworks' AS YOU LIKE IT - A Rustic Revel in Rock Ledge
Theatreworks' current Shakespeare in the Park production exudes warmth, love, and triumph over adversity--both onstage and off.
BWW Reviews: FLOYD AND CLEA UNDER THE WESTERN SKY at the Fine Arts Center
If you missed Once when it was at the Denver Center last month, then Floyd and Clea Under the Western Sky is probably an acceptable substitute.
BWW Reviews: Black Box Brings THE BUTLER DID IT! Home to Colorado Springs
The history of 'the butler did it' as a mystery plot device is filled with old-fashioned classism.
BWW Reviews: FAC's FOREVER PLAID Is Nostalgic in the Best Way
Forever Plaid has what is probably my favorite premise for a revue show: on February 9th, 1964, a close-harmony quartet called Forever Plaid is on their way to their first big show when their car crashes with a bus and all four members are killed.
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