Review: SOMEWHERE at Denver Center For The Performing Arts
What did our critic think of SOMEWHERE at Denver Center For The Performing Arts?…
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Review: FURLOUGH'S PARADISE at Curious Theatre
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. …
Review: ENGLISH at Denver Center For The Performing Arts
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…
Review: ALICIA KEYS' HELL'S KITCHEN at Denver Center For The Performing Arts
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…
Review: NEXT TO NORMAL at The DCPA Theatre Company
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…
Review: CRYPTIC at Oddknock
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…
Review: BIRTHDAY CANDLES at Curious Theatre
What did our critic think of BIRTHDAY CANDLES at Curious Theatre? Curious Theatre's talented team and more than capable actors show case a brilliant play new to the Denver area.…
Review: High-Flying Feats in WATER FOR ELEPHANTS at the Denver Center
The national tour of Water for Elephants is the latest show to stop at DCPA as it makes its way across the country. I only just last year read the novel by Sara Gruen followed quickly by the feature film starring Reese Witherspoon and Robert Pattinson. …
Review: COWBOYS AND EAST INDIANS Defies Assumptions at DCPA
DCPA Theatre Company's legacy of 'outdoing' themselves continues with their latest world premiere production of Cowboys and East Indians, based on the short story collection by Nina McConigley and written by McConigley and Matthew Spangler.…
Review: THE NOTEBOOK Makes it Rain at DCPA
It is no wonder so many movies, tv shows, and musicals start out as the written word. I would argue the best stories are those that draw you in and keep you engaged from start to finish, regardless of how long it takes to finish. Perhaps that is why when I first read The Notebook by Nicholas Sparks …
Past Shows
English
“English Only.” This one rule governs language instructor Marjan’s classroom, where she teaches four adult students outside of Tehran. Together, they leapfrog through a linguistic...
Somewhere
From the Tony Award-winning writer of The Inheritance and The Legend of Georgia McBridecomes a music and dance-filled portrait of a tight-knit Puerto Rican family striving to make...
Next to Normal
Winner of three Tony Awards and the Pulitzer Prize for Drama, Next to Normal deploys wry humor and brutal honesty to explore how a family navigates their...
Cowboys and East Indians
Adapted from Nina McConigley’s award-winning collection of short stories, Cowboys and East Indians follows the Sen family as they grapple with expectations and cultural collisions moving from...
Godspeed
It’s 1865. Slavery has just been abolished in Texas. And a gunslinger named Godspeed returns to the Lone Star State with a six-shooter, one bullet,...
A Christmas Carol
Essential to the holiday season in Denver, A Christmas Carol is a joyous and opulent musical adaptation for the whole family that traces money-hoarding curmudgeon Ebenezer...
Cat on a Hot Tin Roof
Tennessee Williams’ Pulitzer Prize-winning drama unfolds one sweltering Mississippi night on the Pollitt family estate, where three generations reunite to celebrate Big Daddy’s birthday. As...
The Happiest Man on Earth
Based on The New York Times best-selling memoir by Eddie Jaku, this “powerful and magnificent new work” (BroadwayWorld) tells a remarkable story of survival, revealing a paradox...
Little Shop of Horrors
The Denver Center Theatre Company presents Little Shop of Horrors, directed by Chris Coleman. Starring Ben Fankhauser as Seymour and Gizel Jiménez as Audrey, this...
The Hot Wing King
The Hot Wing King, a Pulitzer Prize-winning play by Katori Hall, will premiere at the Denver Center Theatre Company on April 25, 2025. Directed by...
The Reservoir
The Reservoir, written by Jake Brasch and directed by Shelley Butler, explores the tumultuous life of Josh, who returns to Denver from NYU seeking sobriety...
The Suffragette’s Murder
The Suffragette’s Murder is a farcical whodunit set on July 5, 1857, in a bustling Manhattan boarding house. As tenants prepare for a secret women's...
Ring of Fire
A set of gifted singers and instrumentalists sing through some of the greatest songs of one of America's most brilliant singer/songwriters, Johnny Cash. Though he...
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Plot/Twist: A Show About Narrative Rise Comedy (2/06-2/05) |
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Matilda Candlelight Dinner Playhouse (6/25-8/30) |
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Dave Hanson and Blue Sky Bar 404 (7/08-7/08) |
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The Outsiders at Temple Hoyne Buell Theatre Temple Hoyne Buell Theatre (9/08-9/27) |
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Death Becomes Her Buell Theatre (5/25-6/06) PHOTOS |
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Lil Wayne The Junkyard (8/29-8/29) |
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Waitress Buell Theatre (11/27-11/29) PHOTOS |
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Feeding Beatrice Aurora Fox Arts Center (10/02-11/01) |
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Tuck Everlasting Theatre West (7/10-7/18) |
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Colorado Music Festival's 2026 Season Chautauqua Auditorium (7/09-8/09) |