Preparing a major Broadway musical for a tour across the country is no small feat. The idea of packing up 1000+ costume pieces, 68 wigs, 79 speakers, two miles of cable, and four tons of equipment might even stump Kaylie of @tidycademypro. Nevertheless, MJ will move from market to market loading, unloading, staging, breaking down, and […]
Once and The Tempest among titles in 2026/27 Denver Center Theatre Company Season
/in Press, Breaking News, Theatre Company, General/by DCPA PressDenver Center Theatre Company Artistic Director Chris Coleman is proud to announce the 2026/27 season for the regional producing theatre arm of the Denver Center for the Performing Arts (DCPA). The new Theatre Company season kicks off performances on September 11 and will feature eight mainstage productions including a fantastical William Shakespeare tale, a twist on an Alfred Hitchcock thriller, and a beloved folk-rock musical. “The 2026/27 […]
In Pursuit of the American Dream in Somewhere
/in Theatre Company, General/by Lisa BornsteinIt was the summer of 1959. West Side Story was the biggest hit on Broadway and filming on the movie was just beginning. The neighborhood of San Juan Hill on the West Side of Manhattan was in the process of being demolished, so Director Robert Wise took advantage of the demolition to film scenes among half-destroyed buildings, using the rubble to suggest […]
MJ: Preparing for the Road
/in Broadway, General/by DCPA PressPreparing a major Broadway musical for a tour across the country is no small feat. The idea of packing up 1000+ costume pieces, 68 wigs, 79 speakers, two miles of cable, and four tons of equipment might even stump Kaylie of @tidycademypro. Nevertheless, MJ will move from market to market loading, unloading, staging, breaking down, and […]
The Creators of MJ
/in Broadway, General/by DCPA PressWhen MJ was being prepared for its Broadway debut, the creative team sat down for an interview to provide insight into their process and the magic behind the show. OFFICIAL TICKETS: Visit MJ show detail page for verified tickets, seat maps, and pricing. LYNN NOTTAGE (Playwright) When the notion of making a Michael Jackson musical […]
From stage to boardroom: 5 theatre-inspired tips for confident speaking
/in DCPA, Education, General, Uncategorized/by Madison StoutSpeaking outdoors or to a large group can be challenging, and not just because of the nerves. Without meaning to, speakers often push their voices to be heard, leading to strain, fatigue, and disconnection from the audience. According to Allison Watrous, Executive Director of Education and Community Engagement at the Denver Center for the Performing […]
DCPA Tip: When do DCPA Tickets Go On Sale?
/in DCPA, General/by DCPA PressHow to Get Access First If you’ve ever wondered “Are tickets on sale yet?”, you’re not alone. We hear this question every day, especially when new Broadway titles or Theatre Company productions are announced. Ticket on-sale dates at the Denver Center for the Performing Arts (DCPA) don’t all happen at once, and they can vary […]
DCPA Tip: What Happens if You Can’t Make the Show?
/in DCPA, General, Uncategorized/by DCPA PressCurrent Options for DCPA Ticket Holders Even the best laid plans sometimes go awry due to illness, travel delays, or busy schedules. While the Denver Center for the Performing Arts does not issue refunds or credits on account, explore our current options in case your plans change. FOR MORE INFORMATION: Visit our FAQ for answers […]
Director Hamid Dehghani on English
/in Theatre Company, General, Uncategorized/by DCPA PressThese days, Iran appears in the news mostly through the language of crisis: war, repression, destruction, and fear. We see distant images of cities, explosions, and uncertainty. We hear about lives interrupted or lost, about people struggling under forces far larger than themselves. But what we rarely see are the intimate human spaces inside those […]
Create Your Own Shakespearean Insults
/in Education, General/by DCPA PressThe Five Points of the East
/in DCPA, Broadway, Community Engagement, Uncategorized/by Twanna LaTrice HillThe musical Hell’s Kitchen is more than a young girl’s coming of age story – it is the story of a place and a time – a notorious, vibrant, ethnic neighborhood that was rife with crime in the 90s but also a center for cultural innovation where the dramatic arts could flourish. Since that time, […]