Hairspray Swirls Into Denver With a Local Twist
In addition to a local star, there’s another twist: A sprinkler mishap has moved the opening to Thursday night.
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Arvada Center’s The Great Comet Is a Theatrical Reflection on War and Humanity
The immersive musical, which is based on seventy pages from War and Peace by Leo Tolstoy, is at the Arvada Center through March 31.
Breaking Boundaries: How the Colorado Theatre Guild’s Unified Auditions Impacts Local Talent
The Unified Auditions is the largest audition event of its kind in Colorado.
IDEA Stages Votes to Suspend Executive Director and Organization
This decision comes following an exhaustive review by the IDEAs Accountability Committee sparked by concerns raised during a production of In the Heights at Vintage Theatre.
Review: Dune: Part Two Is a Kick-Ass Sci-Fi Epic With More Sandworms and Fewer Problems
If you thought the first film was a bit of a snooze, prepare to be wide awake and on the edge of your seat for this one.
Review: Drag, Drama and Discovery in The Legend of Georgia McBride at Vintage Theatre
This production is anything but a drag.
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Vintage Theatre’s New Purchase Underscores the Role of Building Ownership in Theaters
The journey of Vintage Theatre to secure its building in Aurora highlights the significance of venue ownership in ensuring the longevity of theatrical institutions.
Straight to the Sources Behind the Four Plays at the 2024 Colorado New Play Summit
Experience the “gold standard” of new play development in the West this weekend
Beth Stelling’s Hilarious Takeover of Comedy Works
Experience Beth Stelling’s latest hour in Denver, which she teases is “more physical and experimental with volume.”
Review: Lisa Frankenstein Is Far Better Than Box Office Returns Suggest
The macabre, modern fairytale proves creativity isn’t dead in Hollywood.
First Look: Space Explorers: The Infinite Is a VR Trip Through the International Space Station
Witness the daily lives of astronauts in 360-degree views at the Stanley Marketplace.
Experience Sting’s Music Through Dance in Message in a Bottle
Set to the music of Sting, the dance production is inspired by real stories from refugees.
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Review: Argylle Is a Star-Studded Spy Thriller That Loses Its Way
The greater the cast, the more muddled the narrative.
Ten Things to Do for Black History Month In and Around Denver
Black History Month is back, with events ranging from music to movies and more.
Experience Love Outside the Binary in Triumph of Love
The “genderqueer Fantasia of silliness” is at Wheat Ridge Theatre Company through February 18.
Dazzle Has a Jazzy Tribute to Black History Month
“I hope one day we will be able to say that Black voices aren’t underserved or overlooked, but it’s still a thing.”
Paramount Theatre Welcomes Lewis Black on His Final Tour
Known for his ferocious comedy style, Lewis Black has been a standup comedian for over thirty years and is retiring from touring to focus on his podcast and writing.
First-Ever Roast Battle World Championship Heats Up Denver Improv
What started in 2013 at the Comedy Store in Los Angeles because of a drunken kerfuffle at an open mic has become an international comedy sensation.
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Take a Bite Out of Dylan Griffith’s Magic Apple Series at Meow Wolf
“I don’t want it to be all doom and gloom. It’s more about change than that.”
Chicago 25th Anniversary Tour Lands in Denver
The tour includes an ensemble cast member from Brighton.
And That’s Why We Drink Brings True Crime, Ghost Tales and Laughs to Denver
Christine Schiefer and Em Schulz discuss the makings of their world-famous podcast, and tease their new book.
Littleton Musical Urinetown Is a Steady Stream of Satire and Show Tunes
“If the title was something more public-friendly, this show would always be a sell-out, but Urinetown it is, and Urinetown is your town.”