BWW Review: University of Northern Colorado's THE PIANO LESSON
The Piano Lesson is an important part of American theater.
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BWW Review: THE ADDAMS FAMILY at BDT Stage
The Addams Family has been playing BDT Stage in Boulder since November, but even though death is just around the corner for this show's run, it still manages to be everything but neat, sweet and petite.
BWW Review: I LOVE YOU, YOU'RE PERFECT, NOW CHANGE at Midtown Arts Center
Everything you have ever secretly thought about dating, romance, marriage, lovers, husbands, wives and in-laws, but were afraid to admit.
BWW Review: RING OF FIRE Burns Bright at Midtown Arts Center
Ring of Fire, a lively jukebox revue of the music of the Man in Black, blazes bright at Midtown Arts Center in Fort Collins, CO.
BWW Review: DIRTY DANCING - THE CLASSIC STORY ON STAGE at the Buell Theatre
There's currently a live version of the classic movie Dirty Dancing touring, and it's in Denver through the end of the month.
BWW Review: VIOLET at Town Hall Arts Center
While Violet may appear to be in new musical in some theatergoers' eyes, the show actually has been around for a couple decades.
BWW Review: HELLO, DOLLY! Delights at the Candlelight Dinner Playhouse
There are a few shows that one can say the title of, and even a random person off the street who knows nothing about theatre would say 'I have heard of that.
BWW Review: MURDER FOR TWO at Garner Galleria
Murder for Two is currently playing the Garner Galleria at the Denver Center for the Performing Arts.
BWW Review: Inspire Creative's MARY POPPINS Comes Together in a Delightful Way
Mary Poppins is a very technologically intensive show, and like a lot of such works, it's easy to forget that there is more to it than the theatrical bells and whistles.
BWW Review: FAC's BUYER & CELLAR and the Allure of Celebrity
The opening night performance of Fine Arts Center's Buyer & Cellar comes at the conclusion of a week that saw several public figures pass from this life, including iconic performers David Bowie and Alan Rickman.
BWW Review: THE BIG BANG at Spotlight Theatre Company
You take your seat as a man in a vest and untucked shirt offers you fancy grapes (grah-pays) on a skewer.
BWW Review: FAC's Dream of a WHITE CHRISTMAS
Christmas is tailor-made for nostalgia--all those ornaments passed down through the years, all those familiar songs and television specials--and it doesn't get more nostalgic than White Christmas, a show that calls up memories not only of the timeless Irving Berlin song and the 1954 film built aroun
BWW Review: Theatreworks' BORN YESTERDAY
Born Yesterday, first performed in 1946, is a story that focuses on political corruption, corporate interests twisting the democratic process for their own ends, agenda-driven journalists, and a call to shed one's apathy and take control of a government that, ideally, exists to serve us all.
BWW Reviews: DOG SEES GOD at Equinox Theatre
The holidays are generally a good time to reconnect with your old Peanuts pals.
BWW Reviews: University of Northern Colorado's SUNDAY IN THE PARK WITH GEORGE enchants on opening night
University of Northern Colorado brings Stephen Sondheim (Music and Lyrics) and James Lapine's (Book) musical, Sunday in the Park with George, to life in a production that is truly picture perfect.
BWW Review: WEST SIDE STORY at the Candlelight Dinner Playhouse
'But, soft! What light through yonder window breaks' This line from Romeo & Juliet is one of the most famous moments in theatrical history.
BWW Review: Theatreworks' Haunting New Adaptation of GHOSTS
Murray Ross' adaptation of Ghosts distills Henrik Ibsen's three-act play into a brisk, intermission-free 100 minutes.
BWW Review: Into the Twists and Turns of SET's LONESOME HOLLOW
If you've ever walked a Chartres labyrinth, you know they can be deceptive.
Bww Review: FAC's WAIT UNTIL DARK an Engrossing Thriller
Vampires, slasher killers, and paranormal activity are all well and good, but for my money nothing beats the chills of a good suspense story.
BWW Review: FAC's ELEPHANT AND PIGGIE Good, Silly Fun
It is my not-very-humble opinion that Mo Willems' Elephant and Piggie series ranks among the best early reader books available.
BWW Review: SONDHEIM ON SONDHEIM at Cherry Creek Theater
Stephen Sondheim is one of the most celebrated and revered icons of modern musical theatre.
BWW Reviews: SPIRITS TO ENFORCE with The Catamounts
Even superheroes need a little help putting on Shakespeare.
BWW Review: WEST SIDE STORY at Town Hall Arts Center
Director Nick Sugar found a way to take the typical grandeur of West Side and condense it into Town Hall's tight space, bringing a deeper focus onto the character's emotions; something you don't get from most productions of the show.
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