Performing Arts

Jesus, the Grinch and more duke it out.

Cleo Parker Robinson Dance is back on stage with multicultural Granny Dances to a Holiday Drum.

A showcase of playwrights is co-produced by Wheat Ridge Theatre Company, Bucharest Inside the Beltway,

The Nutcracker is remodeled for those with special needs.

Not your ordinary standup show.

Fire acts, flaming sculptures and circus performances

We can all relate to Scrooge in some aspect.

The production opens November 6.

It was a great run for Ed Baierlein and Sally Diamond.

Maria Vazquez and Flamenco Denver bring dance artistry to the Newman Center

It’s a big weekend for female serial killers, but there are less horrifying events around town, too.

This is the new company’s second show, and it’s chosen a perfect production for October.

Arthur Miller’s 1953 play about the Salem witch hunt has new relevance today.

After a 2020 cancellation, the show will return to Denver in February 2022 and tickets go on sale October 5.

Female serial killers are the stars of the show.

Setting the stage for a new season.

The production runs through October 16, with a virtual talk-back on October 13.

The folk-punk musical asks: What would you do if you only had a hundred days to live?

The Dollop headlines; the Grawlix, the Fine Gentleman’s Club and Josh Blue come home.

Twenties-era debauchery awaits.

John Ashton debuts his new play which explores how families address aging.

Lee Robinson and Kate McLachlan are creating a queer comedy world of their own.