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Folks chowing down at the Torchy's Tacos eatery on Broadway near downtown Denver won't be able to wash down the spicy fare with beer, wine or cocktails.
"Take Every Wave: The Life of Laird Hamilton," the latest documentary from Rory Kennedy ("Last Days in Vietnam"), is partly the life story of Hamilton, widely considered the world's best big…
Sorkin will be making his first appearance at the event.
The event is a sensory explosion, complete with vintage Victrolas, stunning costumes and a seven-piece orchestra tucked away in a corner.
It's hard to envision an audience member slinking out of this romp.
"Voice Lessons: A Sisters Story" hit shelves last week.
"The Florida Project," Sean Baker's exuberant, ungovernable ode to the innocence and resilience of childhood, takes place in a ramshackle lavender-painted hotel called the Magic Castle, hard…
Parker-based artist Lorenzo Chavez is town's first artist-in-residence participant, working out of a renovated gallery inside The Schoolhouse at Mainstreet, which is slated to re-open to the…
"The Foreigner," a fun and funny farce from the 1980s, just happens to have renewed relevance at the moment.
As she retools the DCPA for the 21st century, Janice Sinden is weighing priorities, including a potentially billion-dollar renovation of the Denver Performing Arts Complex and intense pressu…
Do kids even watch this show anymore?
GeBauer is one of six people being honored Sunday as "Legends of Dance in Colorado" by the University of Denver Carson Brierly Giffin Dance Library.
NEW YORK -- Ron Chernow's timing is exquisite, even if it took six years and 25,000 index cards to get to this moment.
If voters approve this $116.9 million question -- as part of the city's $937 million bond package -- Denver's major taxpayer-supported cultural institutions would be in line for help with ex…
"Blackish" launched its fourth season Tuesday with a musical episode that sought to clear up misconceptions about slavery and American history.
When Yosvani Ramos steps onto the stage on the opening night of the Colorado Ballet's production of "Dracula," he won't be rising from the dead. But in coming back from a potentially career-…
The lawsuit names Landmark and Dallas-based 2929 Entertainment -- both owned by billionaire Mark Cuban -- as plaintiffs.
After a nearly seven year hiatus, Gorillaz made its return to Denver with a sold-out show at Red Rocks Amphitheatre on Tuesday night.
The tragedy is interpreted by director Robert O'Hara as a study in machismo, male relationships and what it means to be a man.
"We have a body of classics," said artistic director Janet Eilber. "But going into the 21st century, we needed to figure out the future."
The historical comedy opens the Boulder Ensemble Theatre Company's 12th season.
A look at the past 100 years of the Ogden Theatre as it evolved from one of Denver's oldest movie houses to a crucial component in Denver's live music ecosystem.
Spotlight Kids Theatre builds a uniquely supportive and familial atmosphere for youth in Adams County by ensuring every student gets a part and working on their individual strengths and weak…
What's extraordinary about this venue is not just its location, but also the quality, scale and frequency of its productions.
In 2017, "Appropriate" asks audiences to understand the hatred, the anger and the pathologies that evolved as a result of the racist past.
