969 stories from OnStage Colorado
The Montreal company's b-boy-inflected work swings between tenderness and violence, and it sticks with you.
A standout Lady Macbeth and a fine chorus can’t overcome static staging in Verdi’s blood-soaked tragedy.
Sadie Shepard delivers an arresting performance in "People, Places and Things," but repetitive staging dulls its impact.
Springs Ensemble Theatre stages Will Arbery’s talky drama of faith and politics with one of its strongest casts in years.
Anne King leads a moving production of 'Birthday Candles' at Boulder's Dairy Arts Center.
At Theatre Artibus, an absurdist take on the rigors of marriage.
The company’s 62nd season, “More Than Meets the Eye,” runs May 29-Sept. 18 and includes Shakespeare, Noël Coward and a musical comedy.
The queer singer-songwriter brought her Heavy Things Tour to Denver on Nov. 4.
Peter Anthony's spectacularly designed, deliciously bloody production keeps spooky season alive in Fort Collins.
The indie pop-rock trio bring their latest album “Revolver” and older hits to Denver.
Shifted Lens delivers a campy, cleverly staged parody of Netflix's Stranger Things at Aurora's Storyteller Theater.
Autumn folklore replaces jump scares in a dance walk-through at The People’s Building.
Take the bus to the Denver Center’s Randy Weeks Conservatory Theatre for a musical the entire family will enjoy.
Alex Miller and Toni Tresca look back on the 49th Denver Film Festival, from a Kilimanjaro climb and a rodeo documentary to a Netflix Oscar push that left one of them cold.
Four Shakespeare plays, including 'Hamlet' and both parts of 'Henry IV,' mark the festival’s 70th year.
Company dancers took on choreography, filmmaking and more in a showcase of what comes after the stage
The 21st annual festival, set for Feb. 20-21, will include four readings of new plays and two world premiere productions.
Vintage Theatre's gothic thriller is entertaining spooky season fare, despite a sluggish first act.
A ballet barre becomes a path through life in a full-length work from choreographers Rebecca Allen and Larah Pamplin.
After an alarming tour bus fire, MUNA puts on a spectacular final show of the North American leg of its tour.
Brendan Russo’s intimate show at the historic Briggle House blends local history with mind-bending illusion.
Disney's Beauty and the Beast dazzles in Denver with gorgeous costumes and theatrical magic, yet its screen-heavy scenery falls flat.
The indie-folk artist stopped in Denver with plenty of melancholic tracks as well as moments of bursting rock.
The 32nd U.S. president invites everyone for drinks at the Ellie Caulkins Studio Loft.
25 years in, Damon Albarn & Co. remain in top form.
