Part 1: Why are women important in the theatre?
‘When I was growing up, I had no idea there are so many specialized jobs in the theatre’
‘Papa’ Bill McHale was a father figure to hundreds of actors
Longtime Country Dinner Playhouse producer made memories, launched careers
Deeper Dive: A closer look at ‘Light Up the Sky’
Satirical love letter to the hysteric and hysterical life in the theatre
Deeper Dive: A closer look at ‘Angry, Raucous, and Shamelessly Gorgeous’
An all-female tribute to aging gracefully and … gorgeously
Regan Linton: What constitutes a ‘disability play,’ anyway?
Phamaly Artistic Director is performing in Pulitzer-winning play ‘Cost of Living’ in Maryland
Douglas Langworthy: A champion of good plays and goodness
DCPA Theatre Company’s Director of New Play Development was known for his sharp mind and gentle spirit Douglas Langworthy liked to call himself “a card-carrying Libra, ever seeking harmony in the world.” Never comfortable in the spotlight, he would rather rate any public experience by its “squirm factor.” Which may explain why the DCPA Theatre […]
2020 Colorado New Play Summit criss-crosses cultures like never before
Annual celebration of new plays had its storytelling feet planted in all sorts of different worlds
Betty Hart and Amanda Berg Wilson: Meeting of the mind(s)
Accomplished local directors teaming up for David Byrne and Mala Gaonkar’s ‘Theater of the Mind’
Joshua Bess is skating back to hometown with ‘The SpongeBob Musical’
Just one word to describe how Columbine grad feels: Electric
‘The SpongeBob Musical’ essay: Why it’s more than just for kids
College student finds a musical world she’d like us all to live in