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Movies having anniversaries include "Night of the Living Dead," "Beetlejuice" and "Twilight."
OOT, as its called, edits out the story and the stiffness and the protracted intermissions and serves up just the thrills. Cheers to that.
At its best, "Dear Evan Hansen" offers an aching portrayal of life's slippery fulcrum points, from teenagers' capacity for deception and mindless cruelty to the jaw-clenching realms of paren…
Cleo Parker Robinson has performed “Barrelhouse Blues” around the world, and her career came full circle in her hometown of Denver on Friday night. Robinson, 70, performed for th…
John Legend, Ice Cube, En Vogue and more Denver concerts on sale this week
An antitrust lawsuit filed by four independent film exhibitors, including the Denver Film Society, against Landmark Theatres can move forward following a Friday ruling by U.S. District Court…
Philadelphia is reaffirming that classical music has a legit place in 21st century American art, and anyone who cares about opera ought to pay attention.
"Sleeping Beauty" has kid appeal, but the music and movement keep the fairy tale interesting to grownups. The show will have performances Oct. 5-14.
Pizzeria Coperta, a new concept serving Roman pizza and street food, is the first business signed to the new Broadway Market.
An aging theater has stood shuttered for years in southwest Denver. In a few weeks, though, it'll come back to life -- at least for one show.
Behind the scenes with the "Dear Evan Hansen" cast as the Tony-winning Broadway sensation debuts its national touring company in Denver
Denver Center for the Performing Arts has announced a $25 digital-ticket lottery for its Sept. 25-Oct. 13 performances of "Dear Evan Hansen."
New Denver Center Theatre Company artistic director Chris Coleman's "Oklahoma!" reinvigorates a familiar musical with resonance (and panache).
"The Dawn Wall" documentary nearly sold out its Wednesday showings, spurring the addition of a second showing date on Thursday.
The Workmans, who opened Acova in June, preserved much of the interior of the historic building but added modern touches, like steel supports and a play area adjacent to the garden-like pati…
Why not laugh as we lament the demise of a longtime local theater company?
Here's a look at the films coming to theaters through December (note: dates are subject to change).
The regional premiere of "The Cake" at Curious Theatre is a slice of modern life, showing how difficult it is to make even slight progress toward understanding across the divides.
"Crazy Rich Asians" isn't slowing down at the box office even in its third weekend in theaters, and is helping to send a strong summer moviegoing season off on a high note.
Hand-held metal detectors, used at court houses, sporting events and airports, will soon be making an appearance at downtown Denver's Boettcher Concert Hall.
When master playwright Neil Simon accepted the Mark Twain Prize for American Humor in 2006, he was visibly nervous. But his gentle humor was evident.
Paywright Neil Simon, a master of comedy whose laugh-filled hits such as "The Odd Couple" and his "Brighton Beach" trilogy dominated Broadway for decades, has died. He was 91.
The "How I Met Your Mother" co-star and Tony-award winning stage actor will read from new book "The Magic Misfits: The Second Story" before screening a yet-to-be determined film.
Glitz won over guns as the gilded romance "Crazy Rich Asians" debuted at No. 1 in North American theaters this weekend, surpassing industry expectations and beating out action-packed fare li…
Chris Charpentier is recording his first comedy album. We caught up to talk about the album, why he keeps politics out of his show and the Denver scene.
