BWW Review: JESUS CHRIST SUPERSTAR at Arvada Center
I've spent a couple decades successfully avoiding Jesus Christ Superstar.
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I've spent a couple decades successfully avoiding Jesus Christ Superstar.
There's something noteworthy about a show that brings to life an eclectic collection of characters from decades ago with a relatable vigor.
There's nothing like seeing a new musical that feels like it was ripped from the Golden Age.
The Great Depression was a dark and confusing period in American history, with unemployment at record breaking highs, homelessness and food scarcities, much of the American population was struggling to make ends meet.
If our global temperature changes as little as two degrees Celsius, that's when we'll start to notice the disastrous effects of climate change.
Typically I'm not one to love shows filled with children.
With the forthcoming departure of the Ringling Bros.
The Book of Will, directed by Davis McCallum, takes inspiration from the true story of Shakespeare's first folio, mainly compiled by his friends and fellow actors Henry Condell and John Heminges a few years after Shakespeare's death, following the death of another actor, Richard Burbage, who seeming
There's wiping a tear from your eye during an emotional performance, and then there's mopping up buckets of tears from your shirtsleeve for most of the show.
The story of Don Quixote is frequently touted as one of the best in literature.
There's a glimmer of familiar holiday magic radiating from Denver's downtown art district.
There's nothing like a rock musical led by a genderqueer German named Hedwig.
If you're in the mood for church but you're looking for something that actually makes sense, An Act of God might be right up your alley.
There's no place like home for the holidays, and the Arvada Center is making sure of that this holiday season.
I've seen Jersey Boys three times now, and there's something about it that keeps me working my way back to it.
When you think of Frankenstein, it's easy to default to a mad scientist cackling in his lab as he electrifies a boxy green guy with bolts in his neck.
The magical world of Willy Wonka's candy empire is a story that most are familiar with.
Down on Skid Row, there's a flower shop that eats people.
Tennessee Williams has a knack for making me want to quote lines from his shows.
The Arvada Center is kicking off its 41st season by taking you to church, and maybe heaven, too, if you let it.
Murder Ballad is The Edge Theater's premiere musical, and hopefully they realize what a killer space they have for the genre.
Candlelight Dinner Playhouse presents The Wizard of Oz, initially an adaptation of the 1900 book, "The Wonderful Wizard of Oz," by L.
It takes a special kind of movie to be converted into a stage musical.
Beautiful - The Carole King Musical is one of those shows where you can't help but fall in love with the nostalgia of it all.
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