A shadow from the Old World descends upon England, bringing with it a terror that is as seductive as it is deadly. As inexplicable events draw friends and strangers together, they are pulled into a world of secrets, obsession, and supernatural danger. Steven Dietz's acclaimed...
Two brothers inherit a joke, a rivalry, and a whole lot more in Curious Theatre’s Topdog/Underdog.…
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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…
The Revolutionists is about four very real women who lived boldly in France during the French Revolution's Reign of Terror (1793-1794). Olympe De Gouges is desperately trying to write the perfect revolutionary play for her generation. Charlotte Corday is determined to become an...
In a Berlin nightclub, as the 1920s draw to a close, a garish Master of Ceremonies welcomes the audience and assures them they will forget all their troubles at the Cabaret. With the Emcee's bawdy songs as wry commentary, Cabaret explores the dark, heady, and tumultuous life of...
The second etcetera show in OpenStages 49th Season, The Christians, is a rare play about religion that both believers and nonbelievers can embrace. Though audiences may be skeptical about the title and venue, OpenStage guarantees that this is not a sermon. Instead, this is a...
When reputation is everything, how do you follow your heart? This fresh, spirited update of Jane Austens beloved novel follows the fortunes (and misfortunes) of the Dashwood Sisters sensible Elinor and sensitive Marianne after their fathers sudden death leaves them financially...
Its 1934. Snow is falling. And the Orient Express is filled to capacity. What starts as a luxurious journey through Europe becomes the scene of a murder in the blink of an eye. Just after midnight, the famous train is stopped in its tracks by a snowdrift. When the isolated...
Dirty diapers, breast pumps and 2 a.m. feedings, are enough to give anyone sleepless nights ... Not to mention the need for a strong cup of coffee. Molly Smith Metzler (Shameless, Orange is the New Black) holds both a microscope and a megaphone to the joys and perils todays...
By Nick Payne Directed by Natalie Scarlett Playing February 28 March 21, 2020A physicist and a beekeeper meet at a party. They hit it off and go for a drink. Or perhaps they dont. Perhaps she is engaged to someone else, perhaps he is. Maybe she breaks his heart, maybe he breaks...
By Jaclyn Backhaus Directed by Denise Burson Freestone January 18 February 15, 2020Ten explorers. Four boats. One Grand Canyon. Men on Boats is the true(ish) history of an 1869 expedition when a one-armed captain and an insane yet loyal crew set out to chart the course of the...
Book by Terrence McNally, Music and Lyrics by David Yazbek Directed by Kate Austin-Gren November 2 November 30, 2019A loser becomes, for just a few minutes, a winner. -The New York TimesSix unemployed steelworkers in Buffalo, New York are miserable. They have no cash and no...
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Topdog/Underdog Historic Shorter AME (8/29-9/20) |
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Gypsy Performance Now Theatre Company (9/11-9/27) |
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Mamma Mia! Buell Theatre- Denver Center for the Performing Arts (5/11-5/16) |
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The Tempest Kilstrom Theatre (10/02-11/01) PHOTOS |
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And So We Walked: An Artist's Journey Along the Trail of Tears Singleton Theatre (4/16-5/23) PHOTOS |
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Jersey Boys Buell Theatre (12/01-12/06) PHOTOS |
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Lone Tree Symphony Orchestra “Fate and Future” Lone Tree Arts Center (9/18-9/18) |
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Riverdance 30 – The New Generation Buell Theatre (3/23-3/27) PHOTOS |
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A Christmas Carol Wolf Theatre (11/25-12/27) PHOTOS |
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Venus in Fur The Other Road Theater Project (12/04-12/12) |
