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On-stage, King George III decreed: "You'll Be Back." And so it is.
Broadway Market, the new Denver food hall from teams behind the Stanley Marketplace and Avanti Food & Beverage, has an opening date.
Actress Carol Channing, whose career spanned decades on Broadway and on television, has died at age 97.
An AMC spokesman Ryan Noonan would not say how many seats will be removed to make room for the new recliners, but he said the number of chairs typically drops by 50 to 60 percent.
The restaurant will instead spin sushi rolls on the belt and deliver a DIY ramen bar.
Her residency was scheduled to kick off in February at Park Theater at the Park MGM casino-resort.
After a whirlwind 2018 that saw one of the year's most public breakups and a mental health scare, "Saturday Night Live's" Pete Davidson is starting 2019 fresh in a Denver basement.
This Christmas, Hollywood's major film releases are competing for Americans' entertainment time with a slew of new shows on Netflix - and all those television series that slipped t…
There was a royal wedding with something for everyone, some groundbreaking movies, the return of Mary Poppins (to the screen) and Harry Potter (to Broadway), a goodbye to some favorite celeb…
The 6th Avenue fixture has no re-opening date following utility outage
Despite moving into its $110 million new headquarters six years ago, budget cuts and staff turnover have gotten more attention than any single exhibition at its flagship museum and archive a…
Author Jon Krakauer has filed suit over a musical adaptation of his 1996 book "Into the Wild."
Created in collaboration with local playwright Ellen K. Graham, Buntport's latest "Coyote. Badger. Rattlesnake" brings drama and laughs.
Denver playwright Jeffrey Neuman's "What You Will" at Benchmark Theatre is a witty, incisive and sometimes prurient reflection on loyalty, truth, marriage and relationships.
Feral mountain gear re-opens Saturday after a crowdfunding campaing raised more than $100,000 to help relocate the store into an old movie theater.
From plays and musicals to a comedy-sketch show, here are five holiday shows worth checking out this year.
The 50-year-old Australian, who has played characters ranging from X-Men's Wolverine to "Les Misérables" ex-con Jon Valjean, and earned Broadway's respect with a Tony for "The Boy From …
Aziz Ansari is returning to Denver for a show at the Buell Theatre on Feb. 16. It'll be his first local show since #MeToo.
Jonathan Van Ness & Friends will be Thursday, March 7, at 7 p.m. at the Paramount Theatre, 1621 Glenarm Place.
The musical tells unique tale about how tiny Canadian town hosted surprise air passengers on (and after) 9/11.
Can't fit Tiny Tim in your budget? You're in luck. Tickets for the Denver Center for the Performing Arts' Christmas shows go on sale Tuesday.
Pop singer Ariana Grande has been through a lot lately: a broken engagement to Pete Davidson and the loss of her ex-boyfriend Mac Miller in the last few months. She also was the performer at…
Forty years after he first appeared in theaters, Michael Myers is still drawing huge audiences for a good scare.
From the art museum's upcoming "Dior: From Paris to the World" and the U.S.-exclusive "Claude Monet: The Truth of Nature" to recent Broadway productions of "Hamilton,"Â Disney's "Frozen" a…
More chefs have been added to the forthcoming Golden Triangle food hall Broadway Market, and you may have heard of them.
