Colorado’s 70mm IMAX screenings of ‘The Odyssey’ fail on opening weekend
“I couldn’t watch the movie as God/Christopher Nolan intended.”
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Hit and Run: Musical Improv has invented 730 musicals and counting
“We want to be a great improv show, but more than that, we want to be a great show,” says the creator of Denver’s longest-running improv show.
Sun’s out, fun’s out: Over 100 things to do across Colorado this summer
These are the coolest events during Denver’s hottest season.
City-funded arts projects have Denver on the rise, but some plans are crashing down
DDA-backed Denver Immersive Repertory Theater has exited the stage before it even got a chance to open.
Where to eat before you see a show in downtown Denver
Our theatergoer’s guide to dining downtown compiles the highbrow, the lowbrow and the no-brow.
‘Top Chef’ alum closes LoDo restaurant after two years
Church & Union was only open for two years.
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Ten unique shows to see at the 2026 Denver Fringe Festival
The Denver Fringe Festival takes over the metro area June 3-7, with dozens of delightfully strange shows staged in over twenty venues.
Your guide to Colorado’s summer theater festivals in 2026
From Shakespeare under the stars to new-play incubators and mountain musicals, here are the Colorado theater festivals worth checking out.
Buntport’s new comedy ‘This Is The Day ’91’ centers a very weird world record
Buntport Theater’s original play follows three friends desperate to reclaim their record for most soft toys caught blindfolded in one minute.
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Party Like It’s 1891: Pirates of Penzance Sails Back to Historic Elitch Theatre After 135 Years
On May 16, Opera Colorado presents a lively, accessible adaptation of The Pirates of Penzance at the Historic Elitch Theater.
I.C.E. Baby: Inside Colfax East Centers “Real Stories, Real People Happening in Real Time”
A new docu-theater work at Void Studios uses stories from Aurora’s immigrant communities to explore themes of identity and collective action.
Black Gold Brings Five Points Stories to the Stage at the Bug Theatre on May 9
“We don’t know what people are walking in with, but when they see this, they are not going to leave the same way that they came in.”
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Curious Theatre Staying in Acoma Home After Landmark Building Sale
After years of financial uncertainty, a $1.9 million deal ensures that Curious Theatre will remain in its historic venue.
Remembering Ed Baierlein: Actor, Director and Germinal Stage Founder
Germinal spoke and breathed Ed, and soon became a courageous backbone of the theater scene.
Dog Day Afternoon: Colorado Shakespeare Festival Holds Auditions for Canine Star
On March 28, the Colorado Shakespeare Festival auditioned dozens of dogs for a scene-stealing role in Shakespeare in Love at CU Boulder.
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New Immersive Show Cryptic Blends Technology and Theater in RiNo
“We’re really trying to push against doing what is proven or what is known and try to find ways to innovate within the live performing arts.”
Happy 2B Nappy Brings Black Hair History to the Stage in Aurora
“It’s so important for people to see reflections of themselves so they feel loved and we can have more people loving themselves in the world.”
New Play Fierce Satire and Mediocre Sex Stitches Sharp Shorts Into One Biting Therapy Session
This February, And Toto too Theatre Company premieres Denver-based playwright Edith Weiss’s new comedy at Buntport Theater.
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Colorado New Play Summit Turns Twenty with Four Readings and Two World Premieres
The DCPA’s 20th Colorado New Play Summit takes place February 14-15, with four readings of new work and two world premiere productions.
“What Happened to Free Speech and Artistic Expression?”
The cast of Shrek the Musicalwas asked to remove Pride flags from the Parker production.
Colorado Theatre Guild Creates Commercials to Promote Scene
The Colorado Theatre Guild’s new commercials spotlight live theater statewide, and its leaders preview a collaborative vision for 2026.
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Over the Rainbow: Pride Flags Too Freaky for Parker?
The Shrek cast decided to “protest this request” mid-show by performing with the flags anyway, sparking a larger debate about art and censorship.