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The table is set for an exploration of prejudice and bigotry in Lisa Loomer's play "Two Things You Don't Talk About at Dinner," running through Feb. 19 at the Space Theatre inside the Denve…
NEW YORK—A former "American Idol" contestant is heading to Broadway with a character who, it's safe to say, is truly two-faced.
The Denver Center's hit new play "The Whale" has a lot of things to say about contemporary life in America, but it makes a particularly keen point — and maybe not on purpose — a…
The Arvada Center's superlative production of Oscar Wilde's timeless social satire, "The Importance of Being Earnest," proves the adage that there are no small parts:
Two of Denver's most visionary theater companies are taking on plays that embrace but also push forward their creative ambitions: The handicapped company PHAMALy is performing "The Elephant…
It's hard to tell who to like and who to pity in Samuel Hunter's enjoyably tragic "The Whale," a new production from the Denver Center Theatre Company.
The Broadway show "The Book of Mormon" is already a hit in Denver — though many theatergoers will miss it because the 51,000 tickets for the run sold out in less than five hours.
Shortly before 10 am Sunday, when tickets were scheduled to go on sale for "The Book of Mormon," the web site for the Denver Center for the Performing Arts saw unprecedented traffic -- and p…
Limber up your dialing and clicking fingers: Tickets for "The Book of Mormon" go on sale today at 10 a.m.
During "9 Circles," a military attorney confronts an honorably discharged Army "grunt" accused of heinous crimes in Iraq with a question about American involvement there: "Is it worth it?"
The Denver Center Theatre Company has canceled tonight's performance of "The Whale" due to the illness of a cast member.
NEW YORK—Producers of Broadway's "Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark" have fired back in their legal fight with one-time director Julie Taymor, claiming the woman they once called a visiona…
NEW YORK—Theater buffs, mark your calendars. This year's Tony Awards will be held June 10. The American Theatre Wing announced Tuesday both the award-show date and the cutoff for e…
Actors will often tell each other to "break a leg" before a show, but the cast of the cheerleading musical at the Buell Theatre this week prefers to say "Bring It On."
Review: Leonard Barrett, best known for his work with the handicapped theater company called PHAMALy, is performing a one-man cabaret show called "Unforgettable" — and it's truth in a…
Reviews: There are two worthy dramas now playing that could not be more different but for the brave performances by their respective leading ladies: Megan Van De Hey in the Aurora Fox's "W…
Curious Theatre's "9 Circles"Through Feb. 18: Bill Cain's new play is the story of the young and disturbed soldier Daniel Reeves, who is on trial for war crimes committed during his tour in
The new musical version of "Bring It On," playing at the Buell Theatre through Jan. 21, is as determinedly animated as a pep rally, full of kinetic energy and nearly relentless optimism &md…
The fist week of the new year brings us six openings from Pueblo to Fort Collins, including Colorado Springs TheatreWorks' "Joe Turner's Come and Gone," Miners Alley Playhouse"Present Laught…
Charlie is eating himself to death. And by the time audiences meet him at the beginning of "The Whale" he has almost completed the job. He's closing in on 600 pounds, his heart is failing, h…
Want tickets to the hottest show in town — or in the U.S., even? Single tickets for the Colorado run of "The Book of Mormon" will go on sale at 10 a.
Plenty of hit movies are reinvented as stage musicals these days, some neatly (like "Hairspray") and some awkwardly (like "Legally Blonde").