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The SCFD board of directors Thursday took a step toward ending the debate over how public arts funding should be distributed in the region Thursday, reaffirming a plan it previously approved…
Everyone can relate to the premise of "If/Then," the musical about ambivalence and roads not taken.
Everyone can relate to the premise of "If/Then," the musical about ambivalence and roads not taken.
NEW YORK (AP) — Oscar-winner Lupita Nyong'o will make the leap to Broadway this winter, bringing the harrowing play "Eclipsed" to the Great White Way.
It's been a long run for Denver's Scrooge. Philip Pleasants, considered the perennial Ebenezer Scrooge at the Denver Center for the Performing Arts, will retire from the role after this year…
The Metropolitan Opera's live, high-definition broadcasts to movie theaters have changed opera in America.
The aesthetic arguments are entrenched: For the artist, creativity takes priority over tradition; art simply has to be free to express itself because it is art.
The Theatre Company at the DCPA today announced the four playwrights for the 2016 Colorado New Play Summit.
When the Peter Pan of "Pan" first spies Neverland, he's just flown in on an airborne pirate ship, only to be greeted by hundreds of buccaneers serenading their captain with a rendition of Ni…
A lugubrious cloud of mediocrity sets in early in "Freeheld," a dreary dramatization of a pivotal gay rights case that paved the way for marriage equality.
In the opening number of "If/Then," the newly liberated heroine ponders "what if?" It is not the only song in Tom Kitt and Brian Yorkey's heady and sincere musical to entertain that quandary.
A joyful backstage musical blended into a murder mystery that doesn't mind being corny in the service of a time step or a high kick, "Curtains" is for lovers of old-school musical theater.
Paper-thin but enjoyable as a fairy tale, Creede Repertory Theatre's "Good on Paper" at the Arvada Center requires a suspension of disbelief and a romantic heart.
Strange doings in the woods at The Space Theatre. In modern storytelling, the untamed forest is the setting for mayhem, particularly for young women venturing out alone at night, usually in…
Everything you need to know is in the title: "My Mother's Lesbian Jewish Wiccan Wedding." In an earlier time, the juxtapositions alone would have elicited laughs.
"Outside Mullingar" at the Boulder Ensemble Theatre Company sets a high bar for the company's 10th season.
Twenty years is a long time in professional ballet, a business where everyone sees your promise at 19 and watches for your knees to crumble before 30.
"Lookingglass Alice" is a mix of theater and circus, an acrobatic adaptation of Lewis Carroll's works taking audiences down a rabbit hole for 90 entertaining minutes.
Cleo Parker Robinson Dance celebrated its 45th Anniversary with its sixth annual Dancing with the Denver Stars gala on Aug. 29 at the Marriott City Center Hotel.
The Boulder Ensemble Theatre Company is one of a dozen theater groups nationally to be awarded a 2015 grant from the American Theater Wing (creator of the Tony Awards).
The Chinese folk tale "Nasirdin Afandi" has been around for centuries, taking different forms across international borders over time.
Prepare to be polarized. When Annie Baker's 2014 Pulitzer Prize-winning play "The Flick" opened in New York, it was so controversial, and the critics and audiences so radically divided, it q…
NEW YORK (AP) — There's a "SpongeBob" musical in the works but the music is no kiddie stuff. Nickelodeon said Monday it will produce the world premiere of "The SpongeBob Musical" …
Wonderbound contemporary dance company has always been good about sharing the spotlight with other creative types, working with local musicians to create events that are somewhere between d…
For many women these days, it's not "He's just not that into you" that's the problem. It's that "There aren't enough of him."
