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Colorado screenwriters sue Walt Disney company claiming theft of 1999 screenplay for "Pirates of the Caribbean."
Latino and African-American residents less likely to attend arts, cultural events, survey for Denver's Imagine 2020 cultural plan says.
Halfway through the new Broadway musical "The Band's Visit," a restaurateur in a remote Israeli town sings an aching ballad.
Did he bar a publication from reviewing shows? How does Denver's theater scene stack up? We put the DCPA's new artistic director in the hot seat.
Because Giacomo Puccini wrote very little besides operatic works, his mastery of orchestration is often overlooked, yet his great gift for recognizing exactly which tone colors are best to i…
Last summer, Lin-Manuel Miranda took his final Broadway bow as the title character in "Hamilton." But it turns out it wasn't his last performance. Miranda will reprise the role - in Puerto R…
Rare and hard-to-find footwear share a space with creative cocktails and tapas-style small plates at the newest spot to open in the Golden Triangle
O'Brien draws parallels between shocking global news and personal family tragedy, demonstrating how early traumas have lingering effects.
"Thor: Ragnarok" thundered to one of the year's best box-office debuts with an estimated $121 million domestically, proving again (just as its flexing its muscle) the might of the Walt Disne…
From mid-November through December, six Denver-area productions of "The Nutcracker" will be putting more than 400 children on the boards.
Netflix said Friday night that Kevin Spacey will no longer be a part of "House of Cards" and it's cutting all other ties with the actor after a series of allegations of sexual harassment and…
The campaign for Denver's $937 million bond package in Tuesday's election has had little problem drawing big donor support -- thanks in large measure to the cultural institutions that stand …
There's high-brow, middle-brow and low. And then there's the often arched-brow shenanigans of Buntport.
If you have a child who dreams of dancing, you've seen "The Nutcracker" enough times to know that you can't leave until Clara finally wakes up - and you do, too.
An activist background permeates "Black," a short (20-minute) conversation between a black woman and a white woman momentarily linked by the death of a 12-year-old child.
In an effort to teach a lesson about opposites, a high school teacher opens a blackboard to reveal a triptych reproduction of Jacques-Louis David's "The Intervention of the Sabine Women."
Netflix and the maker of "House of Cards" say production on the show starring Kevin Spacey is suspended.
Netflix says its political drama "House of Cards" will end after its upcoming sixth season.
For a few hours after a bombshell BuzzFeed interview in which actor Anthony Rapp alleged Kevin Spacey had made a sexual advance toward him more than 30 years ago, when Rapp was just 14, Spac…
Actor Kevin Spacey said Sunday he is "beyond horrified" by allegations that he made sexual advances on a teen boy decades ago.
Do you know which Harry Potter characters share their names with ancient constellations? What's the incantation for the levitating charm? Do you know your Bowtruckles from your Basilisks?
The introductions of its four characters at the start of "Smart People" are vivid, swift, instructive.
The fall foliage in "Birds of North America" will outlast Colorado's own blast of color by a few weeks. Scenic designer Tina Anderson's set " a small shed off to one side, a brace of trees b…
Big chains are increasingly playing the art-house game.
The Hornet, Sweet Action and other Broadway businesses had their own themes and even the Ghostbusters made an appearance. See photos from the event in out slideshow.
