Stage
Sing out, Mama Rose
A few years ago, thanks to the advent of reality TV, the stage mom trope had a moment in the sun. Dance Moms and Toddlers...
An Odyssey of one’s own
Think about the homecoming that is taking place right now — slowly — across the globe. We are all, in some way, returning. To...
Bus Stop: Princeton, Topeka and points beyond
Einstein stated it most elegantly with his explications of the theretofore ineffable mysteries of the space-time continuum, “Everything is relative.” Despite the human yearning for black-and-white absolutes, anyone who’s ever been in love knows with certainty that ...
Labour of love
People live on the island of Manhattan their entire lives and never visit the Statue of Liberty. There are lifelong Arizonans who’ve never stood...
‘Ain’t I a woman?’
When it comes to the proud and painful song of American history, many voices are often missing from the choir. Among these muted narratives...
Snow Angel
Thursday, March 20: Snow Angel. 7 p.m. Longmont Theatre Company, 513 Main St., Longmont, 303-449- 6000...
Reinventing the wheel
The Catamounts had just wrapped up its largest production to-date, an immersive staging of the musical Shockheaded Peter, when the pandemic shut down Colorado in...
Before and after
For the 27th rendition of FEED, an avant-garde, multi-sensory theatrical food experience, Amanda Berg Wilson, artistic director and co-founder of Boulder’s experimental theater group...
Hello I must be going, to the Denver Center for the...
The Denver Center for the Performing Arts opened Animal Crackers, the classic of stage and screen from The Marx Bros. And whether you know the show or not, the summary is that it doesn’t matter...
Theater | Week of July 03, 2014
Shrek the Musical. Boulder’s Dinner Theatre, 5501 Arapahoe Ave., Boulder, 303- 449-6000. Through Sept. 6...