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Vintage Theatre's excellent production of "Lobby Hero" starts as slowly as time passing on a graveyard shift, but launches into hyperspace once the first salvo launches.
As often as "The Tempest" is performed, it still comes as a surprise how truly strange a work it can be.
Paul Haggis examines his own storytelling methods in "Third Person," an ambitious puzzle-movie in which couples in three interlocking stories reveal different facets of a single psyche &mdas…
Billy Recce was 11 years old on Oct. 15, 2009, when he, along just about everyone with access to a TV, raptly followed the perilous flight of a runaway weather balloon believed to contain
The Santa Fe Opera always lines up one can't-miss moment each summer, a promising premiere or an unlikely resurrection that folks here build their annual classical music pilgrimage around.
Ken Cazan is having what you might fairly call his schizophrenic summer of 2014.In July, he directs Central City Opera's dark execution saga "Dead Man Walking.
Exceedingly stylish and ultimately quite silly, "The Signal" is a sci-fi head trip better appreciated for the journey than the destination.
"The House of the Devil" and "The Innkeepers" established Ti West as an old soul on the horror scene: a 1970s-schooled classicist pursuing a tidier brand of terror than the excessive blood
Dan Ritchie, former chancellor of the University of Denver, announced his retirement Tuesday as chief executive officer of the Denver Center for Performing Arts.
Dan Ritchie, former chancellor of the University of Denver, announced his retirement Tuesday as chief executive officer of the Denver Center for Performing Arts.
The murderous romp "A Gentleman's Guide to Love and Murder" has gotten a lot of love at the Tony Awards — it nabbed the best new musical trophy on a night that saw Audra McDonald, Brya…
NEW YORK (AP) — Audra McDonald has become the Tony Awards' most decorated actress. The singer and actress on Sunday won her sixth Tony for portraying Billie Holiday in "Lady Day a…
Broadway's biggest party — the American Theatre Wing's Tony Awards — is set to sashay into Radio City Music Hall tonight.
Music is having a tough time on TV lately while musicals may be resurgent. Even as pop sensation "American Idol" has fallen flat, the live NBC telecast of the stage version of "The Sound of …
It's OK if you detect a trace of Walter White and a touch of "American Hustle " in "Peggy Jo and the Desolate Nothing," onstage at Bunport though June 21.
Musicals are treated at times as if they are built solely for belting. So each year, when the Cherry Creek Theatre presents its summer musical, it offers up-close-and-personal lessons…
For four weekends, Buntport and Square Product Theater have joined forces to consider the tale of cross-dressing bank robber Peggy Jo Tallas, as only two of the area's most creatively heads…
Cleo Parker Robinson, the founder and executive artistic director of Cleo Parker Robinson Dance Ensemble, met Maya Angelou in 1981 when the two created "Lush Life," a jazz, poetry and da…
Two of the area's most inspired, zany theater companies — Denver's Buntport and Boulder's Square Product Theatre — team up for the final work of their seasons.
"Dead Man Walking"Central City Opera, July 5-25 Jake Heggie's 2000 "Dead Man Walking" is the most important opera of the past 20 years, if only because it keeps getting performed in an era …
