BWW Reviews: MOTOWN at the Denver Center's Buell Theatre
Motown the Musical, currently playing at the Buell Theatre, provides a bit of a history lesson for the record label, but mostly it feels like a really impressive tribute concert.
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Motown the Musical, currently playing at the Buell Theatre, provides a bit of a history lesson for the record label, but mostly it feels like a really impressive tribute concert.
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Her name was Lee Joseph.
The Denver Center's Garner Galleria Theater is home to some very interesting cabaret-type shows.
This is part 2 in a two-part review of Cock, featuring both The Edge and Avenue Theater's concurring productions.
'What does it mean?'
Like its title character, Tilly has some flaws to work through but a good heart.
The music of jazz legend Thomas 'Fats' Waller is iconic.
I once worked with a girl who claimed she was a distant relative of Walt Disney.
This is part 1 in a two-part review of Cock, featuring both The Edge and Avenue Theater's concurring productions.
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When you see a show at Town Hall Arts Center, you expect to be immersed in the production with such an intimate space.
It's not Mary Poppins; it's Mary Jane.
Springs Ensemble tells a sweet, sad story of isolation in the age of mass communication.
Lakewood's Performance Now is now performing the classic My Fair Lady, and the production is as loverly as it can be.
A six-foot rabbit is not something that goes unnoticed.
The audience sits on either side of a shared backyard flanked by two houses.
Vintage Theatre Productions has tackled one of the more difficult musicals of the last 30 years.
The last time Denver audiences saw any incarnation of Forbidden Broadway was about two decades ago, and a return was long overdue.
The holiday season is in full swing, and holiday magic is all around.
The most successful production in Fine Arts Center history is also its most ambitious.
Jersey Boys has worked its way back for a third visit to Denver, and the fellas have still got it.
Take a trip back to the golden era when thrilling radio drama ruled the airwaves.
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