Shakespeare Fest: Students put spirit of youth in everything
Despite a gloomy forecast, the mild weather cooperated just long enough for 5,000 students to perform in the oldest student Shakespeare Festival in the country.
Hurlyburly of nation's largest student Shakespeare Festival returns Friday
DCPA staff taught students how to make ruffs out of coffee filters, doublets out of T-Shirts and shoelaces, and togas out of pillow cases.
'Cult Following: Rated G' brings improv to the 'mini' masses
The ‘Cult Following’ actors don’t have to awaken their inner child. They still are their inner child.
Video: Mamma Mia's Cashelle Butler returns to Cherry Creek High School
Cashelle Butler, who attended DCPA Education classes as a teenager, is home playing Tanya in the national touring production of ‘Mamma Mia.’
Authentic voices: 2017 student playwriting winners announced
Jasmin Hernandez Lozano of Vista Peak High and Ryan McCormick of Fort Collins High will have their plays fully produced this summer.
Janice Sinden: Eliminating NEA would be bad for our economy
The President and CEO of the DCPA makes the case that the arts are not a subsidy. They are an economic engine.
Video: Tap master Savion Glover on America's call to arts
As arts funding declines, “Establishments like the Denver Center realize there is a need for arts in education to continue.”
Shakespeare rolls down the window on today's world
Over two days, a team from DCPA Education exposes Colorado students to Shakespeare, and its relevance in their everyday lives.
Barton Cowperthwaite: A Denverite in 'Paris' returns to alma mater
The featured ensemble member in the national touring production of ‘An American in Paris’ visited Denver School of the Arts. Photos and video.
Photos: Best of Savion Glover, Saturday Night Alive 2017
The annual gala netted a record $1 million for theatre education programs that serve more than 105,000 students each year.