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The complex relationship between two men caged together in a Latin American prison is explored.

This Sherlock Holmes world premiere explores the friendship between Holmes and Watson in a fresh and insightful way, against a backdrop of delightfully deceptive characters.

This psychological thriller about getting rid of the demons in your past is a perfect fit for the Halloween season.

The play tells the story of the imagined love triangle between Marie Antoinette, her real-life portrait painter Madame Elisabeth le Brun, and a politically radical playboy, Count Alexis de Ligne.

It took 10 years from the time of the death of Matthew Shepard to get hate crime legislation passed. I don't want it to be another 10 years before we remind ourselves of the reasons to be kind to each other.

There are few times that I would ever get up for a standing ovation in the middle of the show, but this showstopper and that sensational voice, had me on my feet!

Reminiscent of Asimov with a hint of The Hunger Games, this show explores the possibility of humans being micromanaged in every aspect of their lives and humanity being reduced to a calculation.

I say this with all sincerity, you do not want to miss the curtain call that will have you on the floor in laughter and then on your feet in applause!

There is a reason that colleges across the US love to do this musical - it's a fun, raunchy social satire, unfortunately Miners Alley played it a little too safe in their interpretation of this naughty production.

This show was absolutely fun to watch with a huge cast and so much action, melodrama, mystery, intrigue and comedy occuring onstage, it would make your head spin!

Readings of Poe's most famous and macabre stories set in a most haunting setting.

Fall in love with Charlie Brown all over again!

Julie, who possesses one hair from the head of the King, wants an Elvis clone!

Boulder's Dinner Theatre presents the Tony award winning hit AVENUE Q (Music and Lyrics by Robert Lopez and Jeff Marx and Book by Jeff Whitty) playing now through November 3rd in Boulder, CO. Okay, time for some honesty and confession - there has been a little hesitation for writing this review. Ultimately, it is time for a little tough love. As a critic, I am supposed to remain impartial but sometimes that is hard when we become invested in each play and the progress and setbacks of a company. Even though I am not supposed to show it, I must admit that each theater company holds a special place in my heart. I am thrilled when a company moves to a bigger performance space, add additional shows to their season or snags a regional or world premiere and am devastated when some have to shut down and their lights are extinguished forever.

Don't miss the mother of all sales hosted by Opera Colorado!

We explore his talented career, YouTube surprises and his upcoming CD!

What starts as a comedy about two men who do not want to be in the same room together becomes a gripping and moving drama.

Last performed by Colorado Ballet in 2005, this crowd-pleaser is sure to be a great start to an unforgettable season.

Meet the woman behind some of the hottest shows in Denver and find out what makes her tick along with her interesting past and exciting future.

One of the things that I adore most about this theater company is they are constantly evolving and they learn from their mistakes. REBECCA dots every 'i' and crosses every 't' and made for a thoroughly enjoyable evening of suspense.