COLORADO THEATER REVIEWS

Malvolio is much, much darker and when he vows revenge in the last scene it comes off as ominous and sinister. It left me wondering if there was going to be a sequel - "Friday the 13th Night!" "Malvolio's Revenge!" "The Dark Night Rises!"...

This is one of the aspects I truly adore about Spark Theater--the intamacy. It feels like I am witnessing living art, and it is fascinating to watch....

Do not take your hair out of those curlers, grab a lawn chair and a PBR and go see this instant cult-classic!...

THE DROWSY CHAPERONE is truly a gay, show-within-a-show romp for the ages. At first I was like 'What gay holy hell is this?!'...

This show is so witty, so odd, so... Shaw!...

So this is what happens when everything goes right in a production. Creative set/lighting/sound/costume design + talented ensemble + fierce vocals and choreography = check mate and game won! ...

The players went through the blocking just fine, but never truly embodied or developed the characters to the depths of their potential emotional scope. Basically, they put on a play but not a performance. ...

This is really a funny and lighthearted play that highlights the technological promises of a new century and offers a fascinating glimpse into Denver history....

This show has the cutting wit that I so enjoy and almost literally had me on the floor with laughter....

Marcia Ragonetti is the very embodiment of Callas, an eerie reanimation of this demanding diva....

As is typical of Del Shores plays, SBS deals with real social and emotional issues, but does so in a way that makes us laugh at ourselves while nudging us to question our own prejudices in thinking and behavior. ...

This show haunted my lovely companion and me for days afterwards. Can't think of a better compliment than that. ...

This version of Willy's 16th century exploration of family expectations, courtship rituals, marriage as an institution, identity, love, and sex is a fun, physical, social exploration of what it means to be a woman - in 1590, 1950, and 2012. ...

David Mamet's classic 1984 'always be closing' play about the desperation and drama surrounding cutthroat real estate brokers remains pertinent in this time of recession and foreclosures....

Who knew Craigslist could be so fun … and so profoundly touching? ...

This show is laugh out loud funny and satirizes American society's common stereotypes with a melting pot big city spin....

While I do appreciate the liberties some directors take in exploring classics with alternative/parallel universes and the whole "what if?" scenario, sometimes a classic is best left a classic....

Curious Theatre presents their first show of the New Year and it's a compelling doozy!...

This play is a painfully tender and realistic story that has refreshing grit to it and is fearless in its exploration of abject depression, body image as it relates to emotions, familial estrangements, religion, and death. ...

I can honestly say this performance was life changing for me, offering a broadened perspective that blasts stereotypes right out of the water....

From its gravity-defying acrobatics and smooth dance numbers to its lovable characters and toe-tapping music and lyrics, this show made me squeal like a 12-year-old girl at cheer camp!...

When dealing with smart comedic timing such as Coward's, one must examine what works to enhance the show and what doesn't....

When we actors are starting out, we have to pay our dues, whether it's performing in dinner theatres, amusement parks, or cruise ship entertainment. This company, however, is an exception to the rule and brings a humble professionalism on and off the stage that is quite refreshing....

Multi-Tony award winning choreographer and director Jerome Robbins gives us a contemporary version of Arthur Laurents' classic book. Unfortunately, I did not care for several of Robbins' creative liberties. ...

Ladies and gents, put on your zoot suits and convertible attire, sweep up your hair (or slick it back) and head to the show!...