OnStage Colorado podcast for mid-April
A wrapup of what's going on with live theatre in Colorado along with an interview with Colorado playwright Jeff Neuman
A wrapup of what's going on with live theatre in Colorado along with an interview with Colorado playwright Jeff Neuman
Featuring guests Rachel Graham, Mark Ragan and Jessica Robblee
'The Book Club Play' features a stellar cast in a rollicking comedy about group dynamics
'I Hate Hamlet' puts a TV actor on a whirlwind journey
'The Heavyweights' take on the popular musical comedy with mixed results at Denver Center's Garner Galleria Theatre
There's zero male presence in this re-telling of the founding of America, now playing at the Denver Center
Guest host Bob Moore joins Alex Miller to talk theatre; Toni Tresca interviews Breckenridge Backstage Theatre Artistic Director Jacqueline Stone
The 1964 musical still packs them in at the Buell in powerful touring production
Local Theater's 'Undone: The Lady M Project' imagines a queen on trial
In Martin Casella's comedy, a group of men confront a tiny little problem
All-star cast and strong direction bring to life a searing portrait of America
Guest Betty Hart joins host Alex Miller in a comprehensive rundown of theatre happenings in the state
Jessica Robblee is a marvel as Emily Dickinson in 'The Belle of Amherst' The post A loving portrait of a literary enigma appeared first on OnStage Colorado.
Thunder River serves up a loving and impressive production of the classic comedy
The Catamounts present the 27th edition of the popular series
An interview with the Denver Center's Grady Soapes and a whole lot more
BETC production of 'Ms. Holmes & Ms. Watson, Apt 2B' is a thrilling, funny and dark comedy
Eugene O'Neill's boozy tragedy isn't for the faint hearted
The Miama-based comedy has its world premiere at the Denver Center
The Summit County theatre's new name reflects a move away from the past
The latest, plus a conversation with Chris Alleman at Theatre SilCo " formerly the Lake Dillon Theatre Company
In his last days, the former emperor is surrounded by characters hell-bent on reminding him of his failures
Aaron Sorkin's adaptation of the classic novel is as powerful as it is timely
At Curious Theatre, a self-contained immigration story powerfully depicts a common struggle
With kids along, you'll see it through new eyes