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New Colorado Symphony music director Brett Mitchell is heading up a dazzling lineup in the coming season.
The season also includes the first national tour of Disney's "Aladdin," the Broadway hit "School of Rock" and the return of Denver favorite "The Book of Mormon."
Metro Denver is diverse, but you wouldn't know to look most arts organizations, their stages or their audiences. The Denver Center for the Performing Arts is worried enough about the problem…
The Oscar-lauded "La La Land" comes to life in Denver this summer.
In what is most certainly the most shocking moment in Oscars history, Faye Dunaway announced the wrong winner for best picture at the end of the night, awarding the trophy to "La La Land" wh…
Will the 89th Academy Awards be a parade of political speeches or landslide for "La La Land"? Probably both.
It won't change the course of your politics, but "Two Degrees" harbors an undeniable emotional resonance.
The times couldn't be more interesting for "The Great Wall" -- the biggest, most expensive movie ever made in China -- arriving in American theaters at a point when U.S.-China relations co…
The centerpiece will be Tony Kushner's latest work, "The Intelligent Homosexual's Guide to Capitalism and Socialism with a Key to the Scriptures."
Oh ye citizens of area metropoles, it is time to get your Greek on.
In an age where movie theaters -- and the public experiences they provide -- have become increasingly questionable, New York Times film critic A.O. Scott still prefers to see certain films w…
The writer-director made a film that is cinematically striking but also maddeningly superior. We Coloradans tend to be prickly about films that take mass shootings as their "inspiration."
"I wanted to show how people live, and not how people die," said writer-director Tim Sutton.
Written in the two weeks before Trump's inauguration, the play seizes on theater's potential to quickly respond to current events.
So many questions, so little time.
"La La Land" director Damien Chazelle waltzed off with the top honor at the Directors Guild of America Awards, Saturday. It's the latest stop on the ebullient musical's journey to the Oscars…
A ballerina who drew audiences from around the world to an abandoned Mojave Desert stage she adopted after being stranded there by a flat tire in 1967 has died at the age of 92.
The small arena-style space at Jeffco Fairgrounds was formerly home to bull-riding events until they outgrew that space, and then sat mostly unused save for the occasional 4-H event. Now, wi…
Ween returns to Morrison's fabled amphitheater this summer.
LOS ANGELES (AP) " The versatile actor Sir John Hurt, who could move audiences to tears in "The Elephant Man," terrify them in "Alien," and spoof that very same scene in "Spaceballs," has di…
NEW YORK (AP) " Original cast members of the Tony Award-winning Broadway hit "Hamilton: An American Musical," will sing "America the Beautiful" during pregame festivities at Super Bowl 51, t…
The magic carpet ride has come to an end -- and a new adventure has begun.
When Ryan Gosling and Emma Stone's "La La Land" won nearly universal praise from critics late last year as a delightful vestige of classic Hollywood musicals, you could practically feel the …
History was made across Tuesday's 89th annual Academy Awards nominations, where the retro musical "La La Land" reaped a record-tying 14 nominations and a wave of African-American films, led …
Denver Center for Performing Arts was selected by Theatre Forward to participate in a two-year study that will monitor the impact of theater on students at Westminster High School.
