BWW Review: SISTERS OF SWING Delivers Solid Performance at Town Hall Arts Center
In Sisters of Swing, produced by Town Hall Arts Center, the lives of LaVerne, Maxene and Patty, are put on display as they sing their way through the years.
Colorado Theater Reviews
The latest reviews and critic recommendations from Colorado.
Our Colorado Critics
View All ›
BWW Review: THIS IS MODERN ART with DCPA's OFF-CENTER
Nowadays, you can argue anything is art.
BWW Review: Benchmark's A KID LIKE JAKE genuinely examines modern parenting
A Kid Like Jake, by Daniel Pearle, is Benchmark's second-season opener.
BWW Review: INTO THE WOODS Will Enchant You in a Whole New Way
If you think you've seen Into The Woods too many times, allow Performance Now's current production to change your mind.
BWW Review: THE KING AND I is Flawless...If It's Your Cup Of Tea
It takes a bit of push to get me to attend more classical works of musical theatre.
BWW Review: WAITRESS Is Filled With the Right Ingredients
It's no surprise I love a musical about pie, but its recipe is what makes Waitress so delectable.
Vintage's 'Honeymoon' Lacks Glitz But Not Talent
Sometimes you don't need a lavish design to make a musical about Vegas play well.
BWW Review: RENT's 20th Anniversary Tour Won't Disappoint Your Inner Renthead
Rent was one of the first musicals I truly loved.
BWW Review: SOMETHING ROTTEN Definitely Isn't
Sometimes I wait to pay attention to a certain musical until I can experience it fully.
BWW Review: You Won't Feel Like a Wallflower at DCPA's WILD PARTY
I think I'm addicted to immersive theatre, especially the way Denver Center's Off-Center has been bringing it.
BWW Review: ONCE at Midtown Feels Like Broadway
Ever since I saw Once on tour, I've been intrigued how it would do regionally.
BWW Review: Denver Center's MACBETH Stimulates... Everything
It won't even feel like Shakespeare! I'd told my fianc , who bowed out of this production because he thought he'd fall asleep.
BWW Review: Town Hall's IN THE HEIGHTS Feels Like Home
Before I knew the lyrics to Hamilton, I knew all the words to In The Heights.
BWW Review: A CHORUS LINE at The Arvada Center
After hearing that very line for years, you would think I would have picked up a copy or have listened to A Chorus Line by now.
BWW Review: Candlelight's THE MUSIC MAN is Joyfully Quintessential
There are some shows that are just easy to love.
BWW Review: MEN ARE FROM MARS... at the DCPA's Garner Galleria
A production of Men Are From Mars - Women Are From Venus Live! is exactly where you'd expect a couple of young gay fiances on a Friday night, right? I mean, it's that iconic book Tai read in Clueless.
BWW Review: RING OF FIRE at Vintage Theatre
Ring of Fire is a jukebox musical featuring the music of Johnny Cash, but it's not necessarily biographical.
BWW Review: THE CURIOUS INCIDENT OF THE DOG IN THE NIGHT-TIME at Denver Center For The Performing Arts
The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time is a five time Tony Award winning play by Simon Stephens that is based on the novel by Mark Haddon.
BWW Review: Denver Center's SECRET GARDEN is darkly enchanting
For a children's story, The Secret Garden evokes the kind of emotions that could make grown men sob.
BWW Review: 42ND STREET at Candlelight Dinner Playhouse
Set in 1933, the musical 42nd Street follows a cast directed by Julian Marsh (David L.
BWW Review: DISGRACED at Denver Center For The Performing Arts
Disgraced is an introspective look into the lives of a married couple and how they identify individually with the Muslim religion and how that perception reflects into their lives.
Explore a Lost Dimension at Stanley Marketplace with DCPA's Off-Center
There's a lost dimension where space worms will eat everything but your shoes, but you can only get there if you hitch a ride through a portal at the new Stanley Marketplace in Aurora.
BWW Review: THE NETHER at Benchmark Theatre
Anyone else waste their summer vacations playing The Sims all day? Escaping to a world where you're in control, and there's few limitations to what you can do.
BWW Review: STAGE KISS at Equinox Theater
Stage Kiss, by Sarah Ruhl, is a comedy that takes the play within a play concept and shows how two actors with a past are cast as leading man and woman in a lost 1930's play and how they too begin to mesh the lines between offstage and onstage.
|
Topdog/Underdog Historic Shorter AME (8/29-9/20) |
|
Feeding Beatrice Aurora Fox Arts Center (10/02-11/01) |
|
The Carpenters Songbook: A Live Celebration Buell Theatre (11/14-11/14) |
|
Don’t Let the Pigeon Drive the Bus! The Musical! Weeks Conservatory Theatre (10/23-12/20) |
|
Ali Stroker in Concert Lone Tree Arts Center (11/14-11/14) |
|
A Beautiful Noise: The Neil Diamond Musical Buell Theatre (9/07-9/12) PHOTOS |
|
Fully Committed Creede Repertory Theatre - Ruth Humphreys Brown (5/23-9/19) |
|
What A Glorious Feeling! Garner Galleria Theatre (11/07-4/04) PHOTOS |
|
Insight Colab Theatre presents Shadows & Secrets Vintage Theatre (8/28-8/30) |
|
How to Conquer America: A Mostly True History of Yogurt Kilstrom Theatre (2/05-2/28) PHOTOS |