Real 'Just Like Us' women: 'Our story is the story of millions'
‘I don’t think I can have a conversation with Tom Tancredo,’ says the woman known as Marisela. ‘It’s just pure hate.”
Video: Exploring gender fluidity in Shakespeare, and in schools
DCPA Education Division has developed an interactive classroom workshop that starts a conversation on our changing landscape.
Gareth Saxe's 'Lion King' homecoming
Gareth Saxe has come home from from Broadway to play the evil Scar from ‘The Lion King’ in his hometown.
Seawell celebration: He lived the life he imagined
Monday’s farewell to DCPA founder Donald R. Seawell was not so much the end of an era as a homecoming.
DCPA casts will cabaret for a cause Nov. 23
Actors from ‘The Lion King’ ‘A Christmas Carol,’ ‘Murder for Two’ and ‘The Santaland Diaries’ will help Denver Actors Fund and DCPA Education.
November 2015: Applause magazine puzzle solution
How much do you know about the pride of Pride Rock? Here’s our crossword puzzler.
Westminster High School tackles immigration with 'Just Like Us'
The student actors at Westminster High School are about to become the first in the nation to stage the DCPA-born immigration drama ‘Just Like Us.’
Deborah Lowenstein: 'The luckiest life' comes to a close
The wife of legendary Denver theatre producer Henry Lowenstein was a free-spirited astrologer and masseuse.
DCPA CEO Scott Shiller: How to respond to declining arts coverage?
Which matters more to you — a review by an established theatre critic, or a recommendation from a friend or family member?
Video: Michael Riedel on how Broadway saved New York
“Before ‘A Chorus Line,’ there was no money. After ‘A Chorus Line,’ there was nothing but money.”