Ed Baierlein

Bitter, frustrated love earns a rousing ovation in Germinal's newest play

Go to Hell

Through its characters' thoughts and feelings, A Kind of Alaska mesmerizes

Germinal's production of The Misanthrope is no throwback

Date explores the world of online match-ups

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Germinal's Eccentricities of a Nightingale soars

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Tiny Alice is big and brilliant at Germinal Stage

The Birthday Party

Harold Pinter’s study of repression.

Out of the Ashes

Ragtime

Boulder’s Dinner Theatre breathes new life into this revival.

Hallelujah!

Tartuffe: Born Again gives you reason to believe -- in the value of theater.

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Brief reviews of current shows

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Encore

Early Shepard Fades

Germinal's Fool for Love is cleanly staged, but the meaning's murkier.

Simple Truths

Hearts to God struggles to convey the Shaker religion.

Word Perfect

84, Charing Cross Road celebrates the life of language.

A Critic's View

Denver's theater scene struggles to reach critical mass.

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Amazing Bloom

Germinal communicates a profound slice of Joyce's Ulysses.

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Power Pinter

Puzzling No Man's Land remains emotionally grounded.

Pigs Rule

Germinal Stage gives George Orwell's fable a spare treatment.

Tennessee's Last Waltz

Even the playwright's lesser work shows signs of genius.

Death and Laughter

Daffy Truth piles the humor along with the corpses.

The Gods Are Crazy

Germinal's humorous Greek Treats melds the mythical and the mundane.

Voices Carry

Spoon River Anthology creates a moving tapestry of memories.

Of Lies and Men

The truth comes into question in this pair of plays.

Curtains!

Al Brooks and Maxine Munt’s theater disbanded last month with little notice. But anyone who ever trod the boards of the Changing Scene gives it rave reviews.

Collision Discourse

The power of language is the real star of The Philanthropist.

Criticize This!

What We're Made Of

Fools for Luv

Absurdly Good

Hades Man

Angelenos With Dirty Faces

THRILLS