Curious Theatre Company Announces a New Season Amid Trepidation and Hope
Coming back from COVID-19 and a cultural reckoning, the company’s director, Chip Walton, has a lot on his mind.
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Miners Alley Playhouse Returns With an Intergenerational Treasure
“This is not one of those treacly plays where younger and older people come to some sort of epiphany.”
BETC Takes Flight With New Name, the Butterfly Effect, and JQA
The company is performing JQA as its debut production under a new name, the Butterfly Effect Theatre.
The Catamounts Find Inspiration in a Farm That Fed Tuberculosis Patients
Land of Milk and Honey tells the story of an Arvada farm that fed tuberculosis patients in the early 1900s.
Buntport Theater Makes a Case for Space…and Creativity
The company is back with Space People in Space.
After a Season in the Dark, Benchmark Plans for the Future
Changes are afoot at the Lakewood theater company.
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Actor Luke Sorge Goes Zen as a Playwright During the Pandemic
His play premieres at Miners Alley in April.
Intermission Is Over at BDT Stage
The theater has been shuttered, with cast and crew unemployed.
Curtain Call: Reflections on Two Decades of Reviewing Denver Theater
Reflections on two decades of reviewing Denver theater.
Arvada Center Supports Actors Through the Pandemic
As the pandemic rages on, the arts institution continues to find ways to keep local actors and directors employed.
BETC Marries Science and the Arts in Four Short Plays
Boulder Ensemble Theatre Company explores the intersection of science and art in Science Shorts.
Denver Actors Among the Best Paid Nationwide: “That’s Some Bullsh*t”
U.S. News and World Report gets bad reviews.
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Benchmark Theatre Co-Founder Rachel Rogers Takes a Final Bow
It wasn’t COVID that caused her to leave.
Meet the Star Denver Couple in the Arvada Center’s The Family Tree
Geoffrey Kent and Jessica Austgen talk about their new production of The Family Tree.
Miners Alley Playhouse Digs Into an Uncertain Future
Len Matheo is mining the future for gold.
Until the Flood Explores the Aftermath of the Killing of Michael Brown
Until the Flood looks at what happened in the wake of Michael Brown’s death at the hands of law enforcement.
Theater Zooms Online for Lucidity Suitcase Intercontinental’s Zoo Motel
Lucidity Suitcase Intercontinental’s Zoo Motel brings theater online.
Rennie Davis Applauded The Trial of the Chicago Seven…With Mixed Feelings
The film, now on Netflix, strays from the original story of the Chicago Seven but is nonetheless timely.
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Benchmark Theatre’s Season of Birth, Rebirth and Uncertainty
“It’s scary to look ahead to 2021, when we still have so much uncertainty.”
BDT Stage Goes Dark; No Prediction If Curtains Will Open Again
After decades of dinner theater, the company is unsure whether it will survive.
Stories on Stage Begins Twentieth Season With Simple Pleasures
Great writing comes to life through this theatrical series.
Betty Hart Brings New Energy to the Colorado Theatre Guild
Betty Hart is bringing a new vision to the Colorado Theatre Guild