Michael Mulhern - Page 6

This is the oddest Christmas show that I have ever seen and it was fascinating!

It was refreshing to see Matt step up to the lead role, and an even bigger compliment that he can not only command the stage, but take the audience along for a thoroughly enjoyable holiday experience.

What can I say about this show - it instantly puts you in the Christmas spirit and has the audience transfixed from beginning to end.

While the men were good in their supporting roles, it was the women who truly ruled this show.

We speak with Gene Kelly's wife, Patricia Ward Kelly on her romance with the legend, what his legacy means to her and her one-woman show at the STARZ Denver Film Festival!

We speak with the talented actress and filmmaker, Katharyn Grant on her love of Denver local theater, and her creative process behind her new film, THE ONE WHO LOVES YOU that is featured at the STARZ Denver Film Festival.

The Denver Center Theater Company presents the World Premiere of Most Deserving By Catherine Trieschmann's THE MOST DESERVING on the Ricketson Stage playing now through November 17th. A small town arts council has $20,000 to award to a local artist with an 'under-represented American voice.' Should they choose the teacher/painter of modest talent or the self-taught artist who creates religious figures out of trash? This comedy explores how gossip, politics and opinions of art can decide who is the most deserving.

The one thing that was evident throughout the awesome performance was the heart that was exuded from the actors in this show.

Nice job done by all involved to make this another highlight of the season with a wonderful story and insight into the life of Ichabod Crane filled with suspense, comedy, drama, and delight!

We sit down with the talented and lively Judith Hawking on her exciting role in the new play THE MOST DESERVING at the Denver Center and her passion for the arts and her craft.

Based on actual events, this play is a great insight into Denver history and the debate of immigration that is still a hot topic not only on a state, but a federal level as well.

You could tell that this cast loved their parts and the friendships were there that made it effortless to play off one another for maximum comedy and delight of the audience.

While on the surface this looks like a political drama when you pull back the layers this show is full of intersecting family ties and wonderful interpersonal intrigue.

The Denver Center Theatre Company truly honored this piece and the playwright with their stunning production and top-notch acting.

I must say that the true winner of the night was the movement, blocking and choreography of this talented ensemble that was carefully thought out and fascinating to watch. I

After a rocky start this musical rose to heavenly heights!

I had the pleasure of chatting the two of the talented ensemble of SISTER ACT: the Musical on what this show means to them, their experiences on the national tour and even busting a divine move.

I sat down with the phenomenally talented couple, Mike Hartman and Lauren Klein to discuss romance on and off the stage, the impact of theater in their lives, and taking on such iconic and challenging roles!

This production was a curious one - while there were several excellent performances of the evening, the show was almost hindered due to poor technical decisions riddled throughout the show.

These cherished stories (and some forgotten classics) get a new breath of life and a newly found appreciation through a web of comedy, drama, romance and with traces of Cirque de Soleil with a set that is truly something to behold!