Janice Sinden is named an ‘Outstanding Woman in Business’
The DCPA’s President and CEO was chosen from among 350 nominees and 36 finalists.
Prison theatre: Finding freedom and purpose in the power of making art
Nathan Ybanez has spent his life being watched with suspicion, lust and disgust – both before and after he was sentenced to life in prison at age 16. But for a few fleeting recent hours inside the maximum-security prison that has housed him for the past 20 years, the convicted killer from Douglas County was […]
Sir Richard Branson will explore the business of empathy at Biennial
Celebrity Virgin Group owner focuses philanthropic efforts on solving big problems
Video: The inside story behind Denver Center’s ‘Indecent’
‘It will be like a lot of plays you have seen – and unlike anything you have seen.’
Beau Bridges takes solo flight under Coach Wooden’s wings
Award-winning actor coming to Aspen to honor his one-time coach and lifelong mentor.
What you need to know about Việt Nam, then and now
The historical context behind Việt Nam war, and a look at the country’s cultural reach today.
‘Miss Saigon’ in Denver: Facts, figures and FAQs
Everything you want to know about the new production now visiting Denver
In the Spotlife: Zachary Andrews on ‘A Doll’s House,’ drones and Dwight
“Ibsen recognized 140 years ago that men struggle to recognize women as peers, as autonomous, as human.” Meet Zachary Andrews Zachary Andrews has previously appeared in DCPA Theatre Company productions of Romeo & Juliet, A Christmas Carol and The Three Musketeers. Regional credits include playing Spike in Vanya & Sonya & Masha & Spike for […]
Tri Ma’s mother ‘was the Harriet Tubman of our family’
There’s only one way to describe Tri Ma’s mother. She’s a rock star,’ said the son of a woman who helped dozens escape Viêt Nam
Audio: Pam Sherman talks about playing beloved Erma Bombeck at Denver Center
Iconic humorist was published in 900 newspapers around the world