‘The Breckenridge Séance Experiment’ amazes with mind reading, illusion and storytelling
Brendan Russo’s intimate show at the historic Briggle House blends local history with mind-bending illusion.
Brendan Russo’s intimate show at the historic Briggle House blends local history with mind-bending illusion.
Disney's Beauty and the Beast dazzles in Denver with gorgeous costumes and theatrical magic, yet its screen-heavy scenery falls flat.
The indie-folk artist stopped in Denver with plenty of melancholic tracks as well as moments of bursting rock.
The 32nd U.S. president invites everyone for drinks at the Ellie Caulkins Studio Loft.
25 years in, Damon Albarn & Co. remain in top form.
Ground Floor Theatre and JAAMM Festival collaborate on an inspiring journey to identity and understanding.
At The Arts Hub in Lafayette, a few missteps can’t slow down one of the best spooky-season musicals.
What: Last Call: A Live Cocktail Murder Mystery by Miranda McCauley When: Thursdays-Saturdays through Oct. 31; 4 p.m. (PG) and 7 p.m. (PG-13) Where: Backstage Theatre, Breckenridge Runtime: …
You'll want to visit this cozy small town full of fascinating personalities at What If Theatre.
A country star and a Houston housewife become lifelong friends in Kelly Van Oosbree’s warm, funny staging.
The company’s bare-bones production is a silly, spooky-season treat.
The country-pop star delights in being fully herself and bringing people together.
Wonderbound’s accessible dance drama follows two siblings through grief, memory and magic, scored live by Clay Rose Band.
The troupe’s latest original work is a true laugh fest — for vampirologists and Sonic fans alike.
Strong solo performances anchor Searcher Collective’s immersive tour of Victorian ghost stories, even when the scares fall short.
At the Denver Center Theatre Company, Shakespeare’s romantic fantasy receives an elegant production with a touch of music.
The events depicted in this regional premiere remain relevant 68 years later and 830 miles away.
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.