The rebel CEO: 'We’re going to shake things up'
What do you think the future of live theatre should be? What kind of programming should we embrace? Should we tear up the rulebook and…
Director of Education introduces theatre to students in China
Allison Watrous recently was chosen to teach an intensive class at the International College of Beijing. “It was awesome having the opportunity to teach and…
NEA Chair champions Colorado, and arts therapies for veterans
Jane Chu praised Colorado’s above-average participation in the arts, and she paid a personal visit to Phamaly Theatre Company.
Extra, Extra! A look back at Denver’s own ‘Newsies’ past
Nathan Gart, patriarch of the Gart Brothers sporting-goods empire now known as Sports Authority, is just one notable character in the colorful history of Denver’s newsies
Hernandez's paper trail runs from Wyoming to Colorado Ballet to 'Newsies'
The dancer grew up in central Wyoming and moved to Denver at the tender age of 17 to join the Colorado Ballet. He’s now performing…
'Sweet & Lucky': Kickstarter campaign allows audience to dive deeper
This two-hour performance takes place in a 16,000-square-foot warehouse where audiences will plunge into a labyrinth of dreamlike encounters.
March 2016: Applause crossword puzzle
With each new issue of Applause Magazine, we offer readers a puzzle related to our current shows, here ‘Riverdance,’ ‘Sweeney Todd’ and Disney’s ‘Newsies.’
Michael Gorman: The Oldsie of Newsies returns to Denver
Michael Gorman’s large place in Colorado theatre lore includes directing rising stars Beth Malone and Melissa Benoist.
Where the blade meets the band: 'Sweeney Todd' rehearsals open
To be real, there is one overriding reason ‘Sweeney Todd’ opens next month as the Theatre Company’s final offering of the season: DeVotchKa.
Mayor unveils bold vision for new Denver Performing Arts Complex
The plan calls for an expanded Sculpture Park, a new home for Denver School of the Arts, three 40-story residential towers and much more.