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Pulitzer winner making Denver debut with LIDA
Oddly, two Ponderosa High School grads land the same role in 'The Producers'
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"It shows a serious lapse of taste on the part of the people who give you these Tonys," joked a self-effacing Mel Brooks. "I think they should know better. But I'll take it. ... You know, it…
Are you rude, self-centered and, in general, a real boor at the theater? Wise up with this guide.
What happens when John Denver's tribute cast infiltrates a popular parody
Funny article.
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'Mamma Mia' lead to Jenny Fellner
After more than two years of trying to figure out the most effective way of staging the Denver Center Theatre Company's "Almost Heaven: Songs and Stories of John Denver," the obvious still has not fully sunk in with its creative team:
"Almost Heaven: The Songs of John Denver." Now, that would be a powerhouse.
Sure, Annie Golden is a Broadway star. Of course, she was cute as a pixie in Milos Forman's 1979 film classic, "Hair." But ladies and gentlemen, Denver also will be home for the next eight m…
Woody Harrelson's performance was so dead-on last Saturday the crowd watching OpenStage Theatre's performance of "Murder at the Vicarage" was not even aware that a Hollywood superstar was playing the bloody corpse.
Plus an item on how Denver's Morgan Hallett made her Broadway debut in "Long Day's Journey."
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"Urinetown" has been celebrated as the worst-titled work in theater history, a contest with surprisingly slim competition. Here's a subjective look at 10 of the worst or most unfortunately t…
Here's a sample of 10 well-known actors who have toiled on the stages of the Denver Center Theatre Company.
Includes new quotes from Annette Bening.
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Fable delights Denver, but N.Y. a tougher 'hood
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All 10 in opera leads given special award
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How do you know when your story has become a really big deal? When a version of it winds up as the lead item on espn.com and gay.com on the same day.
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Eden Espinosa is watching her step. It's a long way down from cloud nine. Especially when you're only a few steps from reaching your Broadway dream.
Mark Schoenfeld and Barri McPherson have written a Broadway-bound urban fairy tale called "Brooklyn" that's a long ride on the A-Train from matching their own unlikely New York story.
David Miller is now Rodolfo in Baz Luhrmann’s Broadway production of Puccini’s ‘La Bohème.’
Rebecca Eichenberger is now Carlotta in Broadway’s ‘The Phantom of the Opera.’
And the second star is in the next article...
Rachel DeBenedet in rehearsals for revival of 'Nine'
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The Denver Civic Theatre will reopen April 30 with a pre-Broadway tuneup of the world premiere musical "Brooklyn," which is slated to open in New York on Sept. 14.
Controversial Mitchell Maxwell hopes to reopen site May 1
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After waiting in the wings for nearly 1,000 performances, actress Jana Robbins will be rewarded Tuesday in Denver for 30 patient months of playing the most thankless role in theater.
