COLORADO THEATER REVIEWS

Theatreworks is presenting Seven Guitars in conjunction with next month's Death of a Salesman as part of a miniseries entitled 'America's Backyards.' Both productions are set in 1948 outside ordinary homes and revolve around ordinary lives. The synchronicity invites further comparisons between Augus...

From the opening number, this show envelopes you in a glittery hug with its energy and will have you dancing in the aisles by the end!...

Unfortunately, while the actors sang their hearts out in memorable moments, due to several glaring technical errors, the show never reached its full potential....

As a 37 year-old, Gen-X kid, this story completely spoke to me and I could not get enough of this amazing show....

This show, with its creative design and wonderful cast was the perfect entertainment for the summer and a great night for family!...

The Edge Theatre Company is proud to present John Guare's THE HOUSE OF THE BLUE LEAVES, playing now through August 11th. Artie Shaunessy is a songwriter with visions of glory. Toiling by day as a zookeeper, he suffers in seedy lounges by night, plying his wares at piano bars in Queens, New York, whe...

This classic, big Broadway musical did not disappoint with its big cast, big sets, and bigger voices!...

Planet Zolbott had a really good foundation, unfortunately the transformation from page to stage failed to deliver at times....

It gives me great pleasure to report that this gifted ensemble tickled every gay bone in my body and everyone in the audience absolutely LOVED it!...

Cymbeline is well worth a trip-though you'll have to decide for yourself whether that trip is down the tree-lined path at Rock Ledge Ranch, or within a smoke-hazed mind. This play, in the end, is mostly what you make of it....

Even as I write this review, I am tapping my foot, and humming the theme song in my head!...

The talented cast and crew of Phamaly made me fall in love with this classic all over again!...

All in all, thanks to the fine performances of the cast and crew - an excellent and enjoyable evening of musical theatre....

I must say that each character had wonderful developmental arch that featured the talents of each actors....

Tucked away in a storefront not too far from the Senior Center, the Funky Little Theater Company is the sort of daring, grassroots company I had not expected to find in Colorado Springs. Yet here Chris Medina's brainchild is, and in choosing Neil LaBute's In a Dark, Dark, House for its debut show, F...

I have to compliment these two stunning actresses on one of the best pairings I have ever had the pleasure of experiencing onstage; elevating this show to an exceptional night of theater!...

I was in awe of this talented ensemble and it is their thoughtful consideration of each of their characters that made this show so heartwarming and heartbreaking....

If there's one thing Colorado Springs could use right now (apart from help rebuilding after yet another devastating wildfire), it's a little catharsis. So while the timeliness of Fine Arts Center's Jacques Brel is Alive and Well and Living in Paris certainly wasn't intentional, it's nonetheless welc...

For as much as this show was about the wonderfully humorous script, the thoughtful staging and great non-verbal cues and reactions made this show an instant comedic hit....

What can I say about this show - it was witty, adorable, charming, and oh so British!...

Cherry Creek Theatre, has a gem on their hands with this obscure musical from the 80's....

Emmy Award Winning Actor Leslie Jordan performed his one man comedy FRUIT FLY at Lannie's Clocktower Cabaret this past weekend. Mr. Jordan travels back in time in FRUIT FLY, sharing childhood recollections including some perilous teenage shenanigans. The show traverses Leslie's life from the day hi...

First, compliments go out to entire ensemble as a whole for working so well together and building a strong chemistry that drew the audience in completely....

'I hate the theater; it's so disappointing,' may be the most ironic opening line in recent memory. The Drowsy Chaperone, is nothing less than a celebration of musical comedy in all its beautiful and frequently absurd glory, and the Fine Arts Center's production of it is as entertaining an experience...

While the script is quite humorous and read well onstage, it was apparent that there was definitely something lacking in this production....