South Pacific

Laurents's updated West Side Story comes to Denver

Mauka Tiki brings tiki culture to Denver this month

Billy Elliot dances around its shortcomings with Broadway cliches

Jail Cell defecator Abram Boise avoided smearing poop all over Telluride

Holding it. ​Being a reality TV standby best known for getting kicked off his first gig on MTV's Road Rules: South Pacific for attacking a black co-star with widely speculated racist motivations is not exactly the most admirable thing to be known for, but this weekend, Abram Boise managed to s ... More >>

Sh*tty connection between Durango feces spitter Paul Kausalik and MTV bad boy Abram Boise

Big pics below.​It's as if the planets suddenly came into alignment -- but in a truly disgusting way. Yes, friends, we bring you two, count 'em, two thoroughly repulsive stories with Colorado connections involving jails and shit. Paul Kausalik and Abram Boise, come on down!

Ask the bartender: How did the cocktail culture survive Prohibition?

​Sean Kenyon knows how to pour out both drinks and advice. A third-generation bar man with almost 25 years behind the bar, he is a student of cocktail history, a United States Bartenders Guild-certified Spirits Professional and a BAR Ready graduate of the prestigious Beverage Alcohol Resource ... More >>

Dress for Success

​Sean Kenyon knows how to pour out both drinks and advice. A third-generation bar man with almost 25 years behind the bar, he is a student of cocktail history, a United States Bartenders Guild-certified Spirits Professional and a BAR Ready graduate of the prestigious Beverage Alcohol Resource ... More >>

Mary Jane's Relaxing Soda is a strange brew

It's not the real thing, but you may think it is​Stoners, beware! Mary Jane's Relaxing Soda does not contain pot. But 28-year-old soda jerk Matt Moody, the drink's inventor, insists that Mary Jane lives up to its name. "It's not a high, but it would be close to draw a comparison and that was ... More >>

Today's featured event: Let Boulder author John Shors take you very, very far away

​World traveler, journalist, PR exec: Boulderite John Shors has done it all. But these days, he wears the hat of a novelist because, upon the release of his third work of fiction, Dragon House (NAL Trade, $15), he's proven himself an author with a big scope -- one who writes focused stories wi ... More >>

Candy Claws

In the Dream of the Sea Life
Self-released

Death on the Zero Horizon

In the Dream of the Sea Life
Self-released

The Working Women of Wellington

In the Dream of the Sea Life
Self-released

Delegating Denver #3 of 56: American Somoa

In the Dream of the Sea Life
Self-released

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Brief reviews of current shows

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Brief reviews of current shows

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Brief reviews of current shows

Red Herring

A cold-war play that never heats up.

Do I Hear a Waltz?

Arvada Center creates passable music.

Golden Nuggets?

Nene needs your love.

Palace Arms

Nothing succeeds like excess.

World Flavor

Nothing succeeds like excess.

Camera Works

Denver's Month of Photography marches on at Gallery M, Mizel and Robischon.

Thunder Rolls

A '60s British TV series gets an extreme makeover.

Unenchanted Evening

Country Dinner Playhouse serves a wrinkled South Pacific.

Beers and Cheers at A-Basin

Beers and cheers for the American way at Arapahoe Basin this Memorial Day.

None Like It Lame

Connie and Carla is based on a classic but ends up a drag.

Cable Guy

Bill Daniels made a fortune bringing cable to the West. But would he agree with how his legacy is being spent?

The Message

Take Two

Bite Me

New Year's Peeve

Drink of the Week

Fiji Blossom

A Different Qwest

Meet a corporate lawyer's alter egos: a DJ and a space-age musician.

A Spaced Odyssey

As the Denver Museum of Nature & Science looks to the future, employees worry that its original mission has been lost.

Musical Genius Shines

Carousel finds angelic voices even as it explores dark themes.

No Box of Chocolates

Tom Hanks grows up and delivers an adult romance with Cast Away.

Home on the Range

Discouraging words are seldom heard at the Denver Art Museum and Robischon Gallery.

Late Bloomer

This capable cast almost makes you forget that Violet isn't a very good musical.

One Man's Junk

City Hall tries to trash Bill Good's treasures.

Lookin' for Some Hot Stuff

Leo grins and bares it for The Beach.

Trischka's Treat

The banjo champion makes music that's finger-pickin' good.

Song Sung Blue

A Grand Night for Singing hits a flat note.

Time's Out

Rocky the Leprechaun helps people prepare for the end.

The Hole Truth

Rocky the Leprechaun helps people prepare for the end.

Black and White in Color

Rocky the Leprechaun helps people prepare for the end.

Mission Accomplished?

Rocky the Leprechaun helps people prepare for the end.

McHale's Navy

Rocky the Leprechaun helps people prepare for the end.

A Native Is Restless

Weary Denver computer programmer Thom Lancy dreams of retracing the Kon-tiki expedition to the South Seas.

Catch the Wave

Weary Denver computer programmer Thom Lancy dreams of retracing the Kon-tiki expedition to the South Seas.

Mouthing Off

Weary Denver computer programmer Thom Lancy dreams of retracing the Kon-tiki expedition to the South Seas.

Thrills for the week

Weary Denver computer programmer Thom Lancy dreams of retracing the Kon-tiki expedition to the South Seas.

THRILLS

Weary Denver computer programmer Thom Lancy dreams of retracing the Kon-tiki expedition to the South Seas.