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The final scene of "I Saw the Light," a biopic about folk legend Hank Williams, shows a packed theater on New Year's Day in 1953.
A vintage printing press sits center stage in a touring Broadway show that celebrates, among other things, the power of the printed word.
Perhaps you've seen the evocative posters for "The Mountaintop," playing at the Arvada Center's Black Box Theatre.
The smell of burning sage permeates the Aurora Fox theater before each performance of "Black Elk Speaks" as it did before every rehearsal, the producer has noted, when the cast — 80
Tonight's opening performance of "Newsies" has been canceled due to the blizzard.
High-class art theft is afoot in "Art Dog," a new production from Denver Children's Theatre based on Thatcher Hurd's popular children's book of same name.
Surely, the tale of three generations of Hispanic American men fighting in three different U.S. wars could shed light on a particular experience for a particular family and the men themselve…
From the start, even from the title, it's clear Kim Rosenstock's "Tigers Be Still" is a fantastical story.
Vintage Theatre's production of the Pulitzer Prize-winning drama "Rabbit Hole" is a searing, brilliant examination of grief, anger and the ethereal promise of hope.
The tale of the final hours of the life of Jesus of Nazareth has been told countless times — but on Sunday, Fox will broadcast a retelling with a modern-day musical twist, with the res…
Fortunately for theater-goers, if unfortunately for the country, Marsha Norman's 1970s play "Getting Out," about a woman just released from prison, is entirely relevant and moving today.
The chance to be entertained by two of Broadway's hottest stars — Kelli O'Hara and Brian d'Arcy James — proved to be just the ticket for making the 36th Saturday Night Alive a mi…
Despite its embrace of theater, film and music, the Highland neighborhood's Bug Theatre has enjoyed some of its best attendance in recent years with comedy events.
Local Theatre Company in Boulder plans a fresh approach to its new play fest this year: The 2016 festival will invite audience members to be part of the creative process, along with three in…
The 38th season of the Theatre Company at the Denver Center for the Performing Arts contains a mix of classics and contemporary dramas, from Charles Dickens and Tennessee Williams to two wor…
The 38th season of the Theatre Company at the Denver Center for the Performing Arts, announced Tuesday, contains a mix of classics and contemporary dramas, from Charles Dickens and Tennessee
"10 Myths on the Proper Application of Beauty Products," the first full-length show of Buntport Theater's 15th season, manages to hold our attention while stretching the bounds of convention…
The humor is twisted, to say the least. While the audience giggled through "Heathers the Musical" at the Aurora Fox Arts Center, the balancing act is awkward: the comic sendup of teen st…
Theater Openings The Avenue Theater Company's "Tigers Be Still" March 10-April 2: Comedy that takes an unusual look at depression and grief.
Mike Nichols talks about his luck in life almost as if he weren't a creative genius.
"Alice (in Wonderland) is a big, colorful acid trip of a ballet, a welcome update of Lewis Carroll's classic tale that aims to meet the action-packed expectations of contemporary audiences.
Poised on her pointe shoes, Daniela Thorne was the picture of composure. The 13-year-old ballet dancer hid her nerves behind meticulously applied makeup, a flowing costume and a beaming smi…
