Vocalist Matt Brooker performs with the CJRO small group in an evening of hit standards featuring some of the greatest crooners of all time. The program celebrates iconic vocal styles in the tradition of classic American standards.
The Colorado Jazz Repertory Orchestra honors the centennial of iconic horn player Miles Davis with a series of concerts featuring trumpeter Shane Endsley. The series celebrates the enduring legacy of one of jazz's most influential figures.
CJRO Artistic Director Drew Zaremba revisits a collaboration with Wonderbound Artistic Director Garrett Ammon for a 1920s-inspired program centered on new and reimagined scores written by Zaremba. A recording of this show will be available later in the year.
Trailblazing violinist Enion Pelta-Tiller joins the CJRO small group for a program blending Western swing, bluegrass, and jazz. The concert series explores the intersection of American roots music traditions.
What did our critic think of SPAMALOT at Denver Center For The Performing Arts?…
In 1977, a group of disabled activists peacefully occupied the San Francisco federal building in support of the signing of the first major piece of legislation that mandated enforcement of legal protections for the disabled community. 504: The Musical is a fictionalized version of the twenty-five da…
What did our critic think of TACO TOWN at Miners Alley Performing Arts Center?…
A fun, funny tour that may leave former theatre kids unexpectedly nostalgic.…
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Furlough’s Paradise at Curious Theatre Company examines the strained relationship between estranged cousins Mina and Sade, reunited by grief and forced to confront the divergent paths their lives have taken. …
Elham, playwright Sanaz Toossi’s brilliant character played by an equally brilliant Vanah Assadourian, frustratedly exclaims in a tongue unfamiliar to her mouth, “I want everyone to know I am not an idiot and also I am nice.” English, produced by the Denver Center for the Performing Arts, capt…
Alicia Keys’ Hell’s Kitchen at the Denver Center for the Performing Arts tells a perfectly coherent story—it’s just not a very interesting one. An overprotective mother badgers her daughter to stay safely in her apartment and away from the glitz, glamour, and danger of those pernicious New Y…
Brilliant musicianship, soulful performances, and expert craft make Next to Normal at the Denver Center for the Performing Arts deeply identifiable. Unfortunately, the pathos it creates through these immense talents may cast more doubt on mental health care than broker clarity surrounding mental ill…
Cryptic, co-produced by Fictive and OddKnock Productions turned a warehouse space into an immersive production that felt more like a fast-paced amusement park ride. Without spoiling too much, the premise is that a chipper tour guide (on my night played by Beau Fisher, though the role may alternately…
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