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
This article was published on September 16, 2019 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 […]
Miss Saigon in Denver: Facts, figures and FAQs
Everything you want to know about the new production now visiting Denver
Jackie Nguyen: ‘These women are real. Their stories are real.’
The story of Jackie Nguyen’s mother, Minh, closely resembles that of Kim in ‘Miss Saigon.’
Two playwrights tackle feminism and humanity 140 years apart
The themes in ‘A Doll’s House’ still hold true for modern audiences and continue to inspire playwright Lucas Hnath
Daniel Lowenstein: Quiet man whose art spoke volumes
The son of legendary theatre producer Henry Lowenstein designed and painted theatre scenery over four decades
‘A Doll’s House’: How did Ibsen become a pioneering feminist anyway?
How a man made a woman’s call to self-knowledge the thesis of his entire canon
Lonnie Hanzon, Off-Center announce immersive Camp Christmas collaboration
Creators hope massive holiday installation at Stanley Marketplace grows into a new seasonal tradition for all of metro Denver
Beth Malone is bringing Molly Brown to New York City
Denver Center-born ‘The Unsinkable Molly Brown’ will be staged off-Broadway in 2020
‘Northside’ and gentrification: There goes the neighborhood
Playwright Bobby Lefebre has seen the future, and it follows the same pattern of privilege that has displaced minorities for centuries