For one day in Denver, ‘Hamilton’ makes students the stars
Broadway education program allows underserved students to rise up and have their voices be heard before thousands of peers
The King and Us: A former Anna recalls her time with Brynner
The Broadway musical ‘The King and I,’ opening Jan. 2, is a triumphant survivor of changing theatrical fashions and wildly changing times.
Two decades later, ‘RENT’ still comes in on time
When we think of RENT, we think of the ’90s. Yet it hasn’t become a period piece. Thousands of performances later, they’re still coming.
‘Frozen’ economic impact on Denver: $30 million
In 20 years, the DCPA’s partnership with Disney Theatrical Productions has infused $267 million into the local economy.
Meet the cast of Denver’s Broadway-bound ‘Frozen’
Where have you seen these faces before? Chances are, all over stage and screens. Frozen opens in Denver Aug. 17
For Colorado’s Gene Gillette, it is morning in America
He lost his mother at 5, beat cancer at 40, and now returns home in ‘The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time’
Guest column: Judy Craymer on the origins of ‘Mamma Mia!’
After 18 years, the ABBA musical ‘Mamma Mia!’ says its farewell on a final national tour that comes to Denver next week.
Beth Malone on ‘Fun Home’: ‘It’s about anyone born of a mother’
The Tony Award nominee and Colorado native came home to talk about the Denver-bound musical and sing the anthem at a Broncos game.
‘Cabaret’ is a mirror of its times – at all times
Harold Prince saw an opportunity to show ties between racism in the U.S. and the rise of Nazism through ‘Cabaret.’
The Real Von Trapps and the sound of freedom
Audiences worldwide know the von Trapp family’s story is one of faith, courage and love. But what happened after leaving Austria?