The Boulder theater scene has sprung to life lately, after several years when pretty much the only choice locals had were the -- admittedly excellent but generally traditional -- offerings of Boulder's Dinner Theatre. Anyone wanting new or boundary-breaking works had to travel to Denver. But now new ... More >>
Laura Norman is one of the more talented actors around, subtle and intelligent, capable of deep emotion but never sentimental or hackneyed. She can rescue a mediocre play and add a very specific kind of shine to an excellent one. In 2005, she received a Best of Denver award for her portrayal of Ha ... More >>
Pulitzer finalist Dava Sobel is definitely a star -- the asteroid 30935 davasobel is even named after her. And tonight you'll be starstruck when the Boulder Ensemble Theatre Company offers a free reading of Sobel's play And the Sun Stood Still, which dramatizes the events that led Nicolaus Copernicu ... More >>
The Boulder Ensemble Theatre Company is presenting Shipwrecked! An Entertainment. The Amazing Adventures of Louis de Rougemont (as Told by Himself) through February 25 at the Boulder Ensemble Theatre Company. Juliet Wittman caught the production last weekend; here's her review: We're all fascinated ... More >>
More than once during the Buntport Theater's Kafka on Ice, the character of Franz Kafka (played by Josh Hartwell) comments on how stupid it is to stage an ice-capade revolving around his life and work. "It's inappropriate!" he protests. As justification, toward the end of the play, another ch ... More >>
Try something new with Modern Muse.
Bertolt Brecht's warning fails to move.
Capsule reviews of current shows
Capsule reviews of current shows.
This original play fizzes, then fades to black.
A new play examines life in a movie theater.
Jez Butterworth has created a rare bird, grounded in place and character.
These six one-acts have a lot to say.
The horrors of McCarthyism in a high school resonate in Boulder today.
Something’s missing from this JFK conspiracy plot.
Brief reviews of current shows
Brief reviews of current shows
Brief reviews of current shows
Moving Hedda Gabler ahead several generations gives the play new life.
Modern Muse forcefully revisits the suddenly timely Inherit the Wind.
Stop Kiss offers an intelligent and bittersweet look at a budding gay romance.
Empty talk undercuts a serious subject in Boy Gets Girl.
Theatre Group, Theatre on Broadway
Characters find scant happiness in the edgy Comfort.
Dance festival gets above it all
The War Plays tries to hit the target but sometimes misfires.
Family values get roasted in Pig.
The power of language is the real star of The Philanthropist.
