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NEW YORK—Tug Coker grew up in suburban Virginia with an impossible dream: One day he'd love to play pro basketball.
NEW YORK—The Public Theater will offer six plays making their world premiere and two new musicals during its 2012-2013 season, including a show with songs by David Byrne and Fatboy Sli…
NEW YORK—Very quietly, almost stealthily, a new king has been inaugurated on Broadway. Box office figures to be released later Monday show that "The Lion King" last week swiped the…
Superfan Mike Meko of Denver will mark his 15th and 16th viewings of the Broadway musical "Wicked" when it returns to Denver's Buell Theatre Wednesday through May 20.
A Denver-based theater company is preparing to make the move into Aurora's fledgling arts district.
Offerings include "Heartbreak House," "The Who's Tommy" and Joey Wishnia's one-man "Shakespeare and Me."
It is not apples and oranges, writing about the Arvada Center's regional premiere of "Chess, A Musical" and the Denver Center Theatre Company's revue "Ring of Fire: The Music of Johnny Cash."
It could be quite the coincidence that Manhattan Transfer was picked for the opening concert at the Elaine Wolf Theatre.
Theatergoers, be forewarned: No wimps. No mercy. No chairs. Just the way Quentin Tarantino likes it. His bloody cult classic "Reservoir Dogs" is being presented in a Colorado Springs warehou…
Review: The anxieties coursing through Lloyd Suh's "Great Wall Story," about three reporters cooking up a fake story, feel mighty contemporary for a romp set in Denver in 1899. Lisa Kenn…
In a show that sets a new bar for innovation, insight and breathtaking equality — the Buntport ensemble has figured out a way to let everyone, and no one, star in "Tommy Lee Jones Go…
NEW YORK—One of the hardest tickets to get on Broadway could be yours for free—as long as you've got some luck.
BOULDER, Colo.—If you haven't seen what Glenn Grassi—the Erie man whose tiny house on wheels made national headlines last year—has been up to lately, you'll find out soon e…
Denver's popular PHAMALy theater announced its 2012-2013 season lineup today. It's the 23rd season for the award-winning PHAMALy, a boundary-pushing theater company comprised entirely of per…
"Becky Shaw" is the kind of play that reminds us why we go to theater in the first place: to see people who are just like us, only much more interesting. They've got our issues — relat…
Last week's arrival of the rocking "American Idiot" was a reminder that modern Broadway musicals are wanting to get edgier and more relevant to attract younger audiences. You know, the kind…
Here is the original, invented story about a total non-event — the supposed razing of the Great Wall of China — that appeared on page 6 of The Denver Post on June 25, 1899.
In the 1890s, The Denver Post's downtown office was known as "The Bucket of Blood." Under the ownership of a genial confidence man and a frugal grifter accused of running a fixed lottery, The
Maybe the least flattering thing you can say about "American Idiot," with its indictment of Bush-era politics, is that it is kinder and gentler than you might expect. Punk rock on the Broadw…
Like so many people, Alicia Ramirez knew little about her parents' lives until she was well into adulthood. Ramirez, a nun with the Sisters of Loretto, was 40 when someone asked her mother …
Here comes Colorado native James May, playing Cogsworth the Clock in the national touring production of "Disney's Beauty and the Beast," at the Buell Theater from Wednesday through March 18.
LOVELAND - — The Rialto Theater Center was officially anointed Tuesday night, with special recognition to the donors who made it possible.
