932 stories from OnStage Colorado
David Nehls and Miners Alley bring down the house with ‘Good Night, Oscar.’
The singer-songwriter explores her dual personalities with her latest album ‘Hell’s Belles.’
From classic haunted houses to gothic immersive theatre, Danielle Riha of Immersive Denver shares where to get your frights before Halloween
From Sweeney Todd to the Haunted Junkyard, plus an interview with the creators of ‘FDR’s Very Happy Hour.’
As Denver's immersive scene faces setbacks, Culture House Immersive and The Catamounts test a new model with SIP.
Ian August’s manic new time-loop comedy is packed with sharp jokes, though its human relationships remain underdeveloped.
Two first-rate leads carry Alfred Uhry's quiet, decades-spanning drama in Palmer Lake.
In Denver, Bareilles delivers a powerful performance spanning personal turmoil and joyful discoveries.
A windmill-tilting hero, a pair of scheming lovers and some of the funniest dancing you'll see all season.
Skyward Productions mounts a tight, tuneful musical fable about finding light in dark times.
Cheryl Strayed’s advice columns become a global video mosaic in Phamaly’s intimate new stage adaptation.
Elemental Theatre's production of Jeffrey Hatcher’s ghost story is a taut two-person thriller.
A racist ghost demands fealty from a Black couple in this creepy tale.
Arvada Center’s sprightly production embraces Neil Simon’s 1960s comedy as a charming period piece.
What: Denver Sketch Festival When: Oct. 8-10 Where: RISE Comedy, 1260 22nd St., Denver Three nights of original sketch comedy and a short-film showcase take over RISE Comedy. The Denver Sk…
Vintage Theatre’s [title of show] is a funny, intimate look at the messy process of making a musical.
The 2027 festival runs June 26-Aug. 1 in Central City.
Lauren Yee's Yiddish-tinged fable, in its Colorado premiere, asks what we owe the people we love.
BETC’s 110-minute drama centers grief and companionship in a well-acted evening of haunting stories.
The South African singer stopped by Denver in between music festivals for her first headline show in the city.
Kirsten Wilson’s No Contract finds piercing truths about dementia but runs nearly three hours and loses its theatrical shape.
The Denver company opens its 28th season Nov. 8 at the new Cleo Parker Robinson theatre, followed by 'Nutcracker' runs in Lakewood and Northglenn.
The editor of DC's leading theatre site explains what the Kennedy Center means to Washington, what's become of it and why the DC theatre scene is definitely worth the trip.
The singer-songwriter and guitarist had women swooning over her impressive guitar skills in Denver.
A solo performance staged just three days after shoulder surgery becomes a aptivating night of theatre.
