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November 4, 2026/by DCPA PressInPress, Broadway, General

Lakewood’s Own, Maya Lu Monroe, to Join the Waitress 10th Anniversary Tour

Eight-Year-Old Local Performer Cast as “Lulu” for the Hilarious…

The Ghost of Christmas Present stands on his sleigh dressed in a grand green robe and crown, holding a staff. The ensemble dressed in ornate period costumes gathered around him.

November 2, 2026/by DCPA PressInDCPA, Theatre Company, General

Activity Central: A Christmas Carol

The Cratchit family crowds around a table in A Christmas Carol

November 2, 2026/by John MooreInTheatre Company, General

Rediscovering the “Sunshine of the Spirit” in A Christmas Carol

The Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come looms in the background as Scrooge kneels in despair before a gravestone inscribed with “Here Lies Ebenezer Scrooge.” Wisps of fog surround the stage, creating an eerie atmosphere.

November 2, 2026/by Misha BersonInTheatre Company, General

A Christmas Carol: The Gift That Keeps Giving

Alt Text: Mrs. Fezziwig stands center stage in an elaborate, colorful Victorian gown adorned with floral accents and ribbons, holding a fan and striking a pose.

November 2, 2026/by Suzanne YoeInTheatre Company, General

Fun Facts about A Christmas Carol

Young child with long hair sits cross-legged on a white sofa, wearing a blue shirt, light cardigan, light blue jeans, and white sneakers. The portrait is taken indoors with soft natural light, and the background is softly blurred, showing a bright living space. The child is centered in the frame and looking toward the camera.

November 4, 2026/by DCPA PressInPress, Broadway, General

Lakewood’s Own, Maya Lu Monroe, to Join the Waitress 10th Anniversary Tour

Eight-Year-Old Local Performer Cast as “Lulu” for the Hilarious…

November 1, 2026/by DCPA PressInBroadway, General

Q&A with Chip Davis, Creator of Mannheim Steamroller

Promotional graphic for Jersey Boys featuring four performers in matching bright red suits and black ties against a white background. Large red text displays the show's title, while smaller text above and below notes the return of the Tony Award-winning musical. A gold emblem in the corner highlights the 20th anniversary tour.

October 26, 2026/by DCPA PressInBroadway, General

What Really Happened… Rick Elice Talks About The Jersey Boys Phenomenon

Four performers stand onstage with their backs to the audience beneath bright concert lights in a scene from Jersey Boys. Dressed in matching dark suits, the performers gesture toward the audience as microphones and musical equipment are visible onstage.

October 26, 2026/by DCPA PressInBroadway, General, Uncategorized

From Jersey to the World

Full company performance scene from Jersey Boys featuring four performers in black suits center stage with raised arms, surrounded by dancers, musicians, and additional cast members beneath dramatic concert lighting and a large illuminated stage structure.

October 24, 2026/by DCPA PressInBroadway, General

The Costume Design of Jersey Boys

The Ghost of Christmas Present stands on his sleigh dressed in a grand green robe and crown, holding a staff. The ensemble dressed in ornate period costumes gathered around him.

November 2, 2026/by DCPA PressInDCPA, Theatre Company, General

Activity Central: A Christmas Carol

Essential to the holiday season in Denver, A Christmas Carol is…

The Cratchit family crowds around a table in A Christmas Carol

November 2, 2026/by John MooreInTheatre Company, General

Rediscovering the “Sunshine of the Spirit” in A Christmas Carol

The Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come looms in the background as Scrooge kneels in despair before a gravestone inscribed with “Here Lies Ebenezer Scrooge.” Wisps of fog surround the stage, creating an eerie atmosphere.

November 2, 2026/by Misha BersonInTheatre Company, General

A Christmas Carol: The Gift That Keeps Giving

Alt Text: Mrs. Fezziwig stands center stage in an elaborate, colorful Victorian gown adorned with floral accents and ribbons, holding a fan and striking a pose.

November 2, 2026/by Suzanne YoeInTheatre Company, General

Fun Facts about A Christmas Carol

A group in elaborate period costumes gathers around a table with a lace cloth, expressing surprise and joy. The scene is warmly lit, conveying a festive atmosphere.

November 2, 2026/by DCPA PressInTheatre Company, General

Pass the Parcel Game

October 27, 2025/by Suzanne YoeInOff-Center, Community Engagement, Events

Camp Christmas Returns to Take Over Stanley Marketplace

In 2019, DCPA Off-Center partnered with Lonnie Hanzon of…

October 7, 2025/by DCPA PressInDCPA, Press, Breaking News, Off-Center

DCPA shifts approach to immersive programming

Three individuals are seated around a small round table covered with a black cloth. They are positioned in front of an empty auditorium with rows of red seats. The person on the left is wearing a dark gray t-shirt and jeans, the person in the middle is wearing a light blue button-up shirt and glasses, and the person on the right is wearing a black polo shirt and jeans.

October 2, 2025/by Lisa KennedyInDCPA, Broadway, Theatre Company, Off-Center

Filleting Questions from the Fishbowl

Three individuals are seated around a small round table covered with a black cloth. They are positioned in front of an empty auditorium with rows of red seats. The person on the left is wearing a dark gray t-shirt and jeans, the person in the middle is wearing a light blue button-up shirt and glasses, and the person on the right is wearing a black polo shirt and jeans.

September 25, 2025/by Lisa KennedyInBroadway, Theatre Company, Off-Center, Uncategorized

How to Build a Season to Remember

Audience members wearing bright-colored 3D glasses gasp in reaction to something out of frame

September 18, 2025/by Lisa KennedyInDCPA, Off-Center, General

15 Years Later, Off-Center is Still Serving Up Its Tasty Recipe

Color lobby card for Singin’ in the Rain featuring three performers linked arm in arm in the center of the image. The design includes a yellow background, a blue umbrella graphic with the words “MGM’s Technicolor Musical Treasure!,” and prominent red title text reading “Singin’ in the Rain.” Cast and production credits appear along the sides and bottom of the promotional artwork.

October 19, 2026/by DCPA PressInCabaret, General, Uncategorized

A Who’s Who from Singin’ in the Rain

The instant someone mentions Singin’ in the Rain (1952),…

Art Deco–style infographic titled From Silent Films to Singin’ in the Rain showing a timeline of film history from 1895 to 1952. The graphic highlights the silent film era (1895–1931), the release of The Jazz Singer in 1927 as the first commercially successful feature film with synchronized dialogue, the transition period when silent films and talkies coexisted (1927–1931), and the effective end of the silent era in 1931. A separate marker shows that the story of Singin’ in the Rain is set in 1927–1928, while the film was written in 1950–1951, filmed in 1951, and premiered in 1952. Decorative film, microphone, spotlight, and movie-themed icons appear throughout the blue-and-gold design.

October 19, 2026/by Lisa BornsteinInDCPA, Cabaret, General

Spanning the Eras

September 28, 2026/by Heidi BoskInCabaret, General

A Dancer’s Eye, A Director’s Vision

August 24, 2026/by DCPA PressInPress, Cabaret, General

Company and Creative Team Announced for What a Glorious Feeling!

Black-and-white image of a vintage film projector with large spinning reels casting a bright beam of light into a dark space. The projector occupies the left side of the frame, while the illuminated projection beam extends across the image against a black background, emphasizing the equipment's mechanical details and cinematic atmosphere.

August 12, 2026/by Lisa KennedyInDCPA, Broadway, Theatre Company, Cabaret, General

Screen-to-Stage Adaptions in DCPA’s 2026/27 Season

Community

Denver Arts Week 2026 promotional graphic featuring large white text on a blue background reading “Denver Arts Week 2026,” with “Presented by Visit Denver” below. Abstract shapes in orange, yellow, teal, navy, and cream frame the design.

October 15, 2026/by Suzanne Yoe

Denver Arts Week 2026 Shines a Light on Cultural Capital of the West

When Denver was a fledgling town, you were more likely to see…

Classic cherry pie with a golden lattice crust and bright red cherry filling, surrounded by fresh cherries on a dark, flour-dusted surface.

October 13, 2026/by Suzanne Yoe

In Pursuit of Perfect Pie

Black and white photo of a man in suit and tie smoking a cigar

October 11, 2026/by Dick Kreck

The Mob in Denver

Vintage illustrated poster advertising Elitch’s Zoological Gardens in Denver, Colorado, featuring drawings of animals including a lion, tiger, elephant, and camel, along with scenes of gardens, attractions, buildings, and the park entrance.

October 2, 2026/by Rich Grant

The Amazing History of Nation’s Original Summer Stock Theatre

Education

Auditions

November 1, 2026/by Madison Stout

From Stage to Screen: Acting for the stage and on-camera

Acting has been around for centuries and over time evolved into…

Gerald the elephant and Piggie stand onstage, wearing fun accessories like a pool inner tube, a rainbow tutu, and a top hat.

October 12, 2026/by Madison Stout

From Page to Stage: Why Mo Willems’ Stories Feel Made for Theatre

Promotional graphic for Don’t Let the Pigeon Drive the Bus! The Musical! featuring a large blue pigeon puppet with a yellow beak against a bright orange and yellow background. A speech bubble contains the title in bold lettering, and additional text reads “The Musical!”

October 2, 2026/by Suzanne Yoe

Activity Central: Don’t Let the Pigeon Drive the Bus! The Musical!

Promotional graphic for Don’t Let the Pigeon Drive the Bus! The Musical! featuring a large blue pigeon puppet with a yellow beak against a bright orange and yellow background. A speech bubble contains the title in bold lettering, and additional text reads “The Musical!”

October 2, 2026/by DCPA Press

Educator & Family Resources: Don’t Let the Pigeon Drive the Bus! The Musical!

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