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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.
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.
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.
While the script is quite humorous and read well onstage, it was apparent that there was definitely something lacking in this production.
Filled with mystery, intrigue, suspense and infused with wit, melodrama and vaudevillian antics, this show was an absolute delight to watch!
I must say that there was plenty of Disney magic in this visual extravaganza and it delighted my inner-child ever so much.
Based on the humorous novel Growing Up Lutheran by Janet Letnes Martin and Suzann Nelson, CHURCH BASEMENT LADIES is dishing up laughs at Boulder's Dinner Theatre now through May 12th.
In his director's notes for The Wild Duck, Murray Ross suggests Henrik Ibsen's play isn't produced often in America because of its bleak cynicism, resolving in a 'stunning black hole' of despair.
These lyrics are absolute comedic genius and had the entire audience in stitches.
Vintage Theatre presents THE BEST LITTLE WHOREHOUSE IN TEXAS playing now through May 5th.
In light of recent events and tragedies, this expertly acted and crafted play is more pertinent and timely than ever and should not be missed.
This show was a magical historical ride that carried the audience along for a fantastic evening of art and theater.
I was truly amazing how every aspect of this show came together in glorious harmony.
I was truly in awe of Candlelight Dinner Playhouse being a cultural beacon in the middle of the north Colorado farm fields.
A father goes on an errand to the laundromat, with his pre-verbal daughter in tow.
First I must share my personal thoughts on the loss of the amazing talent that was Adam Michael Perkes who passed away in the middle of this show's run.
As a fan of the true story and the movie, I wondered how they would tackle the complicated plot and several subplots that filled this boy's complex life
The stage may be unconventional-and uncomfortable-but Theatreworks' new interpretation of Everyman is worth the trip.
I guess my question was, 'If this was a game of life or death, why did it take so long to get there?'.
The actors comfortable interpretation of this verse, along with fantastic staging and great sword play made this show truly exceptional evening of theater.
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Topdog/Underdog Historic Shorter AME (8/29-9/20) |
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Colorado New Play Summit Helen Bonfils Theatre Complex (2/20-2/21) PHOTOS |
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Feeding Beatrice Aurora Fox Arts Center (10/02-11/01) |
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Working: A Musical Creede Repertory Theatre - Ruth Humphreys Brown (6/20-9/05) |
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Elephant Revival & Desert Dwellers Dillon Amphitheater (9/18-9/18) |
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What A Glorious Feeling! Garner Galleria Theatre (11/07-4/04) PHOTOS |
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Never Can Say Goodbye: The 70s Beehive Musical Rocky Mountain Repertory Theatre (9/04-10/03) |
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bogfriends Singleton Theatre (1/15-2/21) PHOTOS |
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Destiny of Desire: A Telenovela Play with Music Wolf Theatre (9/11-10/04) PHOTOS |
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Death Becomes Her Buell Theatre (5/25-6/06) PHOTOS |
