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John Moore
| Dec 22, 2015
The Boulder actor found out he would be playing the wild man of the woods the day before rehearsals were to begin.
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John Moore
| Feb 24, 2017
The Pulitzer-winner examines Hitler's mentalist and hears uncomfortable echoes from history that reverberate today.
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John Moore
| Mar 10, 2017
Get to know the popular stage and screen actor who knew he had to do this play halfway through his first read of the script.
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John Moore
| Jun 11, 2015
'Our Souls at Night' will be made into a play but time will tell whether it will receive a full production on a Denver Center stage.
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John Moore
| Mar 26, 2015
The DCPA was singled out for four of Westword’s Best of Denver Awards for 2015, it was announced today.
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John Moore
| Mar 30, 2015
Phamaly Theatre Company’s goodwill trip to Osaka, Japan, climaxed with a performance of "The Fantasticks" before 1,300 - the largest audience in its 26 years.
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John Moore
| Apr 01, 2015
York Walker, who grew up outside Chicago loving The Muppets, Disney on Ice and Viola Davis, plays an impressionable young member of the Nation of Islam in "One Night in Miami."
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John Moore
| Jul 13, 2015
The DCPA Theatre Company landed two of the five nominations for best musical: 'The Unsinkable Molly Brown' and 'The 12.'
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John Moore
| Oct 06, 2015
Philip Pleasants is playing Scrooge for the final time. Sam Gregory will replace him in 2016. And Michael Bouchard is your new David Sedaris.
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John Moore
| Jun 02, 2015
'Going through the exercise of completing a play makes these students stronger readers, stronger writers and stronger communicators. And those are portable skills that can be applied to any career path.'
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John Moore
| Apr 19, 2015
Gregory Treco, a graduate of Eaglecrest High School in Aurora, is making his DCPA debut playing the revolutionary disciple Simon in the Theatre Company's world premiere production of "The 12."
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John Moore
| Jul 26, 2016
We spoke with stars Abby Mueller and Becky Gulsvig after the opening performance at the Buell Theatre.
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John Moore
| Sep 07, 2016
The unreliability of memory will expressed in two signature lighting elements by Charles MacLeod.
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John Moore
| Nov 07, 2015
First rehearsal includes a moving tribute to actor Philip Pleasants, and from returning actor Daniel Langhoff, who was diagnosed with colon cancer.
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John Moore
| Mar 22, 2015
The adorable, sad-eyed terrier mix playing Sandy in the national tour of "Annie" was only a day away from euthanasia when Tony Award honoree William Berloni rescued her.
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John Moore
| Mar 11, 2017
The featured ensemble member in the national touring production of 'An American in Paris' visited Denver School of the Arts. Photos and video.
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John Moore
| Nov 02, 2016
From Beth Malone's brother to 'JonBenet's Tricycle,' here is your guide to 30 Colorado-made films at this year's festival.
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John Moore
| Feb 08, 2016
Upon arriving, you assume the identity of a class member. You get a fictional name tag, you have your photo taken, and you are handed a yearbook.
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John Moore
| Apr 29, 2016
Nearly 5,000 students from 80 Denver schools performed more than 640 short and chilly scenes on stages around the Denver Performing Arts Complex
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John Moore
| Aug 25, 2016
Colorado College will dedicate more than $20 million of its endowment for the ongoing support and long-term sustainability of the Colorado Springs Fine Arts Center.
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