Michael Mulhern - Page 18

So I have been spoiled here in Denver over the past several months with many excellent productions that included quality writing, standout performances, and great technical execution. It pains me to say this - mostly because of my love and admiration for Dolly Parton - but 9 TO 5: THE MUSICAL was not the fun musical romp that had every gay bone in my body singing the theme song.

So I'm not an evil genius, but there is a reason I didn't review this show until a couple of months into their five-month run. At this point in the game, the production should be like a well-prepared meal, all of the courses complimenting one another in delicious harmony.

What's good today....everything's the same!

Filled with blackmail, double cross, and murder...Cliffhanger is a modern morality play that puts our ideals of right and wrong to the ultimate test.

The Denver Center Theatre Company presents Lynn Nottage's searing war drama RUINED, a look at the plight of women amidst the bloody conflict in the Democratic Republic of Congo.

The story of five unforgettable women and friendships that last forever.

A New Jersey couple opens a café in the middle of the desert in this rollicking comedy.

And now, meine dahmen und herren, ladies and gentlemen - it's time for true confessions of a critic.

I felt like I was instantly transported to an artists' loft in Quebec, where a group of friends from the Circus School were hanging out and shooting the breeze. The music starts playing and the next thing you know - BAM! Seven lords a leaping!

The classic comedy about an average mild-mannered man and his invisible white rabbit.

Did someone say.....the Scottish Play, with a twist?!? I dare do all that may become a man, who dares more is none.

Come meet a colorful group of die-hard Bingo players while actually playing bingo during this hilarious musical!

A poetic drama about the triumph of love over hate.

Many say that David Mamet's Speed the Plow is a play about greed, power and sex in Hollywood, but I think it is more a study of seduction, desperation and morality.

The B-Team is rigged to explode all over the Avenue Theater like a silent but deadly dirty bomb. And while there is no crying in jihad, laughter is required.

The boundaries between past and present, fact and fiction, trust and betrayal begin to break down.

AVENUE Q RETURNS TO DENVER FOR A LIMITED ENGAGEMENT MARCH 11-13!

A funny, poignant look at commitment - all within the intimate confines of a car.

A story of the hardened farmer 'Bull' McCabe and his love for the land he rents.

The classic comedy about an average mild-mannered man and his invisible white rabbit.