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Couples tend to "meet cute" in romantic comedies, especially in the movies. They back into each other.
NEW YORK (AP) — Phillip Hayes Dean, a playwright, director and theater actor who wrote the one-man play "Paul Robeson" starring James Earl Jones on Broadway in 1978, died Monday in Los…
The Denver Center Theatre Company plans to leave 'em laughing. A revival of the Marx Brothers' "Animal Crackers" ends the company's fine 2013-14 season with a bang, zippy lines and ple…
"Frozen," utterly unlike the merry Disney animated movie, is a chilling journey through the psyches of a serial killer, the mother of a 10-year-old victim, and a criminal psychologist.
"Frozen," utterly unlike the merry Disney animated movie, is a chilling journey through the psyches of a serial killer, the mother of a 10-year-old victim, and a criminal psychologist.
House of Lannister, House of Stark, House of Targaryn, House of Baratheon...and some six million other houses tuned in.
The distance between artifice and authenticity in a stage performance can run from a hair's breadth to a chasm.
The Actors Company and Theater School, commonly known as Colorado ACTS, will be moving a few miles southwest to Wheat Ridge on May 1, as the Arvada Plaza at Ralston Road empties out in
Nine seasons and 208 episodes of the hit CBS sitcom "How I Met Your Mother" ended Monday night with a twist that finally revealed how Ted Mosby (Josh Radnor) met his children's mother, whose
The set Tina Anderson devised for the world premiere of the Boulder Ensemble Theatre Company's "And the Sun Stood Still" is ingenious.
Something simmering and intellectually arousing is afoot at a former nightclub in Colorado Springs.
"The Road to Mecca," in a taut production at Miners Alley Playhouse, is profound in what it says, and what it implies, about society, aging, love, art and race in apartheid-era South Africa.
With a tight grip on some of the ugly truths of addiction, Peter Quilter's "End of the Rainbow" imagines the final six weeks of Judy Garland's life.
When a young woman questions the totalitarian aphorisms that govern a futuristic America, her family reacts by treating her as a criminal.
In 1995, Dava Sobel introduced readers to one John Harrison with her graceful and engrossing history, " Longitude, The True Story of a Lone Genius Who Solved the Greatest Scientific Prob…
Need a refresher before the new season of "Game of Thrones"? Haven't yet encountered "Orphan Black"?
Su Teatro's revival of "Ludlow: El Grito de las Minas" ("Cry of the Miners") tackles an ambitious goal: to illustrate the unspeakable attack of Colorado National Guard and Colorado Fuel &…
"12 Angry Folk" just doesn't have the same ring to it, does it? Too bad. Because the Cherry Creek Theatre's production of "12 Angry Men" — about a jury stalled during a homicide tri…
Antonio Mercado knows a confluence when he sees one.The 39-year-old Greeley native is an actor and University of Colorado Denver theater professor who has experimented with live music and dr…
As a bit of American musical theater, "Chicago" gets away with murder. Not just because its main character, the narcissist with moxie named Roxie Hart, is acquitted for a killing she clearly
