Daniel Lowenstein: Quiet man whose art spoke volumes
The son of legendary theatre producer Henry Lowenstein designed and painted theatre scenery over four decades
Beth Malone is bringing Molly Brown to New York City
Denver Center-born ‘The Unsinkable Molly Brown’ will be staged off-Broadway in 2020
Mary Louise Lee stands on the shoulders of her ancestors
Veteran Denver performer says Caroline, Or Change needs to be told because ‘history repeats itself’
Well, hello, Gene! Original ‘Dolly’ actor is still dancing in Denver at 84
After more than 50 years, Gene GeBauer hopes to reconnect with some very special memories at Sunday’s performance
DCPA reports $193.4 million economic impact in 2017-18 ticket sales
2017-18 was one of the Denver Center’s best seasons on record with 850,000 tickets distributed
Charles Weldon had a life that was bigger than life
The accidental actor went from a cotton field to the No. 1 song in America to a long life both on the road and national stages including the Denver Center
10 walkable restaurants after a Denver Center show
Downtown Denver affords plenty of post-show dining options within easy walking distance of the Denver Performing Arts Complex
Ross Haley launched hundreds of shows, and theatrical careers, in Boulder
Colorful Colorado theatre figure defied all odds in bringing venerable Boulder’s Dinner Theatre to life in 1977
CBCA: Metro arts are a $1.9 billion annual economic engine
Biennial report shows increases in every measurable area from education programs to attendance to arts employment
It’s simple to Semple: Chairman leads by example with gift
Chairman Martin Semple and fellow Trustee Isabelle Clark respond to the call from the Denver Center’s first-ever capital campaign