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The timeless tale of a orphaned boy adopted by an ape mother — complete with vine swinging!
ARVADA — After years of bringing in less money than it spends, the Arvada Center for the Arts and Humanities is closer to being an organization led by a nonprofit group instead of …
It's a small miracle that can happen at rock concerts and Sunday worship services. Yes, the shared voice of the crowd can be a thing of transcendent wonder.
Looking for a trip to France? Well, Denver Center Attractions has a very nontraditional one for you.
Kyle Taylor Parker is going from backup dancer to leading man — but staying in 6-inch heels.
In its 40th season, Germinal Stageis painting an impossible portrait of love. Three directors are touting three one-act comedies at the 73rd Avenue Playhouse on Fridays, Saturdays and Sunda…
At The Bug Theatrethis month, a maelstrom of married couples can be found swirling around a 35-year-old single man, dizzying him, mesmerizing him, trying to pull them into their Stepford mo…
Roxxy Duda stepped onto the University Theatre stage one recent Sunday to introduce a matinee performance of "I Hate Hamlet.
In a room barely big enough for 10 people inside a rented daycare facility in Thornton, a small cast of actors maneuvered around a prop couch and practiced stage blocking while trying not t…
There are a dozen good reasons to go see Central City Opera's production of "Dead Man Walking" and one good reason to hesitate.
It's almost too easy to say that the Arvada Center's production of the Disney musical "Tarzan" won't mean a thing if it ain't got some swing.
A son is sent packing by his parents with the upbeat promise that there's a "Big Bright Beautiful World" out there.
Devo co-founder Mark Mothersbaugh wanted to do something special in advance of "Myopia," his first-ever gallery show at the Museum of Contemporary Art Denver in October.
Told from the perspective of junior high students with GoPros, cellphones, video cameras and spyglasses, " Earth to Echo" is a tech-savvy flick packed with family-friendly adventure.
It's probably a few years yet before Abby Noble and Conner Kingsley feel the need to thank agents, managers, publicists from an awards gala podium.
In "I Hate Hamlet," successful actor Andrew Rally arrives in New York from Los Angeles after the end of his TV series, "L.
The Wit Theatre Company's "The Aliens," staged at the Crossroads Theater in Five points, is a meditative play, a series of languorous vignettes that measure love, death and the powerful …
It's time once again to celebrate the United States of America.
★★★ Drama. PG-13. 93 minutesAwkward adolescence is a subject of some fascination for Argentine director Lucía Puenzo, whose "XXY" and "The Fish Child" both explored…
There's some mighty fine two-stepping taking place in the intimate musical "Floyd and Clea Under the Western Sky," having its Colorado premiere at Colorado Springs' Fine Arts Center (thro…
