Tag Archive for: Broadway

Weaving a Spell of Friendship

On a dreary spring morning in St. Louis, actors Adam Grant Morrison and David Fine are talking about their pivotal roles in Harry Potter and the Cursed Child’s national tour, now in its second year. Morrison mentions a scene in which his and Fine’s characters — Albus Severus Potter and Scorpius Malfoy, respectively — have […]

Q&A with the Creators and Producers of Harry Potter and the Cursed Child

Many producers had floated the idea of creating a Harry Potter musical, J.K. Rowling had always politely declined. But a play about the adult Harry, inspired by the epilogue of Rowling’s seventh and final novel? Now, that idea intrigued the author whose books have sold more than 600 million copies worldwide. Together with playwright Jack […]

Magical World Leaps to Life On Stage in Harry Potter and the Cursed Child

Harry Potter creator J.K. Rowling ended her epic seven-volume series of novels with a tantalizing teaser: an epilogue titled “Nineteen Years Later,” in which Harry and his friends Hermione and Ron, now grown, are preparing to send their children off to school at Hogwarts. That brief chapter inspired the spectacular stage production, Harry Potter and […]

Beyond the Script: Denver Public Library’s Guide to Hadestown

READ Memento Mori by Eunice Hong Recasting the myths of Eurydice, Orpheus, Persephone, and Hades through the lens of a Korean American family, Eunice Hong’s novel weaves together Greek mythology, neuroscience, and family memories as a means of grappling with death. Memento Mori asks what happens when we no longer exist except for in the […]

DCPA Announces All Public On-Sale and Subscriber Pre-Sale Dates

  The Denver Center for the Performing Arts (DCPA) announces both the Subscriber pre-sale and public on-sale dates for 2026/27. Subscriptions are available now at denvercenter.org.   OFFICIAL TICKETS: Visit the Subscription detail page for package options, seat maps, and pricing. “Planning ahead makes it easier for our audiences to say ‘yes’ to the experiences they love,” said […]

MJ: Preparing for the Road

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 […]

The Creators of MJ

When 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 […]

The Five Points of the East

The 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, […]

MJ The Musical‘s Journey to Broadway

Reprinted by permission of MJ The Musical Broadway has long been the platform for stories that resonate, entertain, and inspire, and MJ The Musical is no exception. The show is a powerful reminder of the relevance and impact of Michael Jackson’s music. It’s a journey through his art, personal struggles, and the imprint he left […]

Hadestown: A Primer on Greek Mythology

If you’ve forgotten your Greek mythology (and who can blame you…it only dates back 2,500+ years), rest assured our primer will have you ready for the Denver engagement of Hadestown. OFFICIAL TICKETS: Visit the Hadestown show detail page for verified tickets, seat maps, and pricing. Orpheus was a legendary musician who could charm all living […]