214 stories by "John Moore"
Video statement from Ben Dicke: "Bloody Bloody" opens Sept. 27
"Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson" producer and star Ben Dicke, injured in a fall just before the opening perf…
Robert Garner Life Celebration in Denver
Producer Robert Garner was posthumously presented the LIfetime Achievement Award by the Broadway League at his life celebration Sept. 8, 2012, at th…
Ten-year-old Logainne Schwartzandgrubenierre is a sweet spelling whiz whose first name does not rhyme with Rogaine and whose last name combines her two dads' two surnames and who knows she t…
To Kent Thompson, the National Theatre Conservatory was the best-kept secret in Denver. And that may have been its downfall. And that may have been its downfall. But the impact of the impen…
Offerings include "Heartbreak House," "The Who's Tommy" and Joey Wishnia's one-man "Shakespeare and Me."
Last week's arrival of the rocking "American Idiot" was a reminder that modern Broadway musicals are wanting to get edgier and more relevant to attract younger audiences. You know, the kind…
The weekend ahead has guilty pleasure "Xanadu" at the Aurora Fox Theater; an all-star "Proof" in Cherry Creek; Broadway stars gathering in Fort Collins; "Six Degrees of Separation" at Vintag…
Ten varied openings, from the return of the longest-running show in Colorado theater history - "I Love You, You're Perfect. Now Change" at the Galleria - to "Othello" in Fort Collins to a ne…
The Denver Center Theatre Company solidified its growing place as a major player in the development of new works for the American theater with last weekend's well-received 7th annual Colorad…
A new Pulitzer-nominated played called "In the Next Room (or the Vibrator Play)," now being staged in Colorado Springs, is proof enough that, when it comes to pop-culture titles, times &mdas…
A busy weekend of live theater openings ranges from Boulder Ensemble's "Shipwrecked" to Springs Ensemble Theatre's hard-hitting nuclear-testing drama "The Land Southward" to Performance Now…
Review: Leonard Barrett, best known for his work with the handicapped theater company called PHAMALy, is performing a one-man cabaret show called "Unforgettable" — and it's truth in a…
Reviews: There are two worthy dramas now playing that could not be more different but for the brave performances by their respective leading ladies: Megan Van De Hey in the Aurora Fox's "W…
Charles Ross' "One Man Star Wars Trilogy," and Jesters Dinner Theatre's "Forever Plaid."
The 2011 Denver Post Ovation Award winners honoring the best in Colorado theater will be announced on Dec. 25. How will our winners compare with your favorites? Click here to take our survey…
Reviews: There are two amiable area theater productions about the importance of home that are particularly meaningful at the holidays — without ever even mentioning the holidays: Ba…
The disbanded Denver band Five Iron Frenzy asked fans for $30,000 to fund a new recording on the trendy website kickstarter.com. That fans already have given nearly four times that amount po…
The last time the Denver band Five Iron Frenzy played a note in 2003, there was no such thing as social media. But that's exactly what is bringing the Christian ska band back to life.
A 20-year-old Northwestern University student has been watching the Adams-Meryl Streep film "Julie & Julia" every day for a year, and blogging about it. The Denver Center will be hosting…
Review: Boulder's Dinner Theatre's artfully presented and elegantly performed production of "Phantom" is a return to what it does best — telling rich, sophisticated stories with dram…
With more than 30 holiday productions to choose from, there's plenty of both sugar and spice for theatergoers to savor this season. Here's a complete rundown.
Review: The Auroa Fox serves up the final chapter in comedian Jeff Daniels' "Escanaba" trilogy, the well-known comic actor's labor of love about a Michigan family and its beloved hunting l…
For the second straight year, nonprofit theaters contributed $1.9 billion to the national economy. But does anyone care? That and the news of the week.
Review: The Denver Center Theatre Company tells "The Adventures of Tom Sawyer" in the spirit of an exciting bedtime story. There's never a dull moment, but neither is there a jaw-dropping o…
Thousands of middle-school students will be see Denver Center Theatre Company's "The Adventures of Tom Sawyer. Maybe one of them will be the next Laura Eason, the Cherry Creek High School gr…
