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The building -- monumental at 92,000 square feet and pricey at $70 million -- is an investment in things real and symbolic.
The sequel to the 2001 cult flick took a long, winding path to theaters -- including through the Mile High City
Different approaches to gardening are merely the seedlings for what will bloom into a timely tussle about entitlement and the American Dream, ethnicity and discrimination, compromise and dig…
Two by two,
We're marching door to door
Cause God loves Mormons,
And he wants some more!
It's probably unjust to compare the touring edition of Disney's "Aladdin" to anything but another Disney musical.
Through dozens of film, TV and theater projects over the past three decades, John Leguizamo has gotten intimate with the never-ending process of promoting his latest project.
Scott Thompson's gay bon vivant and lounge lizard unloaded scathingly literate, hilarious truths long before Twitter was a thing.
Bekah Brunstetter discusses her 2016 play, and even gives some "This Is Us" insider stories.
A first look at the Denver Center Theatre Company's 40th season, and first under the watch of Chris Coleman, its new artistic director.
Program aims to ease troops' transition from war to home and address the disconnect between veterans and civilians.
In "This Is Modern Art," a consciously hip play by Kevin Coval and Idris Goodwin about graffiti artists and the rules that constrict and inform their work, the basic definitions of art are c…
A customer service representative at the box office on Monday said there were, indeed, tickets available for every remaining show.
The cacophony of angry voices is a hammer to the head in Tony Kushner's play at Denver's Curious Theatre. Then there's the literal hammering. And the annoying clapping. Sometimes all at once…
An experienced Cirque du Soleil acrobat performing an intricate aerial routine for the first time onstage plummeted to his death in front of a live audience in Tampa on Saturday night.
Your best bets for the most interesting, affordable and family-friendly arts festivals coming to Colorado in the next few months.
See a show at the Ellie Caulkins Opera House arts and culture brought to the state's economy that year, a figure that outdid mining and transportation, a federal study shows.
Embattled iHeartMedia is circulating documents for a bankruptcy filing that could come as soon as this weekend for the biggest U.S. radio broadcaster.
At Denver's Buell Theatre through April 1, the national touring cast delivers a knockout performance.
It will only take you nine easy steps.
The hotly anticipated touring show that employs hip-hop and dance to tell the story of founding father Alexander Hamilton arrived in Denver with huge hype thanks to a long and successful Bro…
If you live and breathe "Hamilton," you'll probably want to eat and drink it, too.
The DCPA's high-profile Broadway series features "Dear Evan Hansen," "CATS" and more.
It is your solemn duty to enjoy that fateful night to the fullest. The musical has been called life-changing by some theater-goers, so do your homework to make sure you don't miss a beat.
The brothers, who play Aaron Burr and Hercules Mulligan/James Madison around the country, talk about the challenges, rivalry and rewards of being in the hottest stage show around.
Just about anything can happen when five arts groups square off against one another for $55,000 in funding before a live audience and a panel of judges.
