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'The Whistleblower' cast at first rehearsal. Photo by John Moore.

The truth hurts: What happens when you blow the whistle on your loved ones

January 11, 2019/in Theatre Company/by John Moore

World-premiere play explores what happens when a man decides he just doesn’t want to lie anymore to anyone about anything

Anna Karenine Rehearsal. Photo by John Moore.

From Russia with love: Bringing ‘Anna Karenina’ to life on the stage

January 10, 2019/in Theatre Company/by Sylvie Drake

Director Chris Coleman talks about turning Tolstoy’s enduring, expansive novel into a taut stage play

'The Whistleblower' has its first performance on February 8. Photo by John Moore for the DCPA NewsCenter.

‘The Whistleblower’ and the comic danger of radical honesty

January 10, 2019/in Theatre Company/by John Moore

World-premiere play explores what happens when a man decides he just doesn’t want to lie anymore to anyone about anything

Read more about 'Come From Away. Photo by John Moore

Our 10 favorite NewsCenter stories of 2018

January 3, 2019/in Community Engagement/by John Moore

In 2018, the DCPA NewsCenter provided readers with more than 400 stories from the Denver Center and surrounding Colorado theatre community.

January: When local theatre digs deeper

January 3, 2019/in Community Engagement, Other Theatres/by John Moore

From ‘Hooded’ to ‘Gloria’ to American Prom,’ substantive new plays tackle issue of race at theatres from Aurora to Denver to Colorado Springs

Zaria Kelley and Bianca Laverne Jones play a hand game at the first rehearsal for 'Last Night and the Night Before.' Photo by John Moore for the DCPA NewsCenter.

‘Last Night’ and the story you’ve never heard before

January 2, 2019/in Theatre Company/by John Moore

‘Just sit back and allow these people into your heart,’ says author of upcoming world-premiere play that defies expectation