SET’s intimate ‘Eureka Day’ makes uncertainty hilarious
Jonathan Spector’s school-board satire thrives in The Fifty-Niner’s close quarters.
Jonathan Spector’s school-board satire thrives in The Fifty-Niner’s close quarters.
Josh Rhodes' touring revival is loaded with laughs, but Python fans may miss Terry Gilliam's signature look.
Luke Sorge's new comedy earns its laughs, then abandons them in Act 2.
Phamaly’s optimistic, intersectional new musical centers a sit-in that led to a landmark disability-rights victory.
Onaledge Lodge provides an ideal natural setting for Shakespeare’s ultimate rom-com.
Suzanna Champion’s slick staging leans so hard into the jokes that it dilutes the musical’s dark, timely satire.
‘Golden Girls’ style comedy rings true for middle-aged Southern ladies.
Musical comedy at The Bug has aliens taking over a town with spontaneous song and dance
Luke Sorge’s new comedy opens this weekend at Miners Alley Performing Arts Center.
Elemental Theatre Company’s old-time-radio take on The Scarlet Pimpernel has lively Foley work but little dramatic urgency.
Denver Theatre Ensemble gives Derek Murphy’s Closing Times an intimate, atmospheric world premiere.
At Creede Repertory Theatre, Graham Ward plays 40 different characters in a one-man tour de force.
Jessica Robblee and Marco Alberto Robinson ignite Jen Silverman’s bleak comedy.
Impact Theatre Collective opens Aurora’s Storyteller Theatre with an impassioned, inconsistent production.
A game cast can’t overcome a pieced-together script that’s tough to follow.
Jessica Hindsley’s sparse staging puts the focus on the young performers powering this country jukebox musical.
Denver's comedy bar kicks off two weeks of stand-up battles and improv showcases with over 150 performers from around the world.
Shakespeare in the Wild's Shannon Altner on free theatre, clown school and the appeal of outdoor shows.
Myths, Mops & Mischief and BETC's MAD LIBrarians close out the pay-what-you-can series July 25 and Aug. 2 at The Savoy Denver.
DCPA Cabaret's 'Dracula: A Comedy of Terrors' grabs four awards, while Denver Center's 'English' was named outstanding production of a play.
In a bonus episode recorded on location at Creede Repertory Theatre, OnStage Colorado sits down with the company's artistic director and a returning ensemble member to talk localized theatre…
Terence McNally's 'Master Class' digs into the story of the ultimate diva, Maria Callas.
Creede Rep’s The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee pairs winning comedy with a tender portrait of belonging.
Localized production of Working is a heartfelt hometown tribute to Creede hampered by laborious scene changes.
Colorado Shakespeare Festival's ambitious new Julius Caesar riff needs to give its peripheral Romans more room to lead.