DCPA Tip: How to Choose the Right Denver Center for the Performing Arts Subscription (Without the Guesswork)

A Simple Guide to DCPA Subscriptions Whether you’re a lifelong theatre lover or just experienced your first show, there’s nothing quite like the thrill of live theatre. Subscribing is the best way to keep the magic going and never miss a must-see moment. There comes a time many people hit while browsing Denver Center for […]

DCPA Tip: Getting to the Show Without the Stress, A Downtown Denver Insider’s Guide

Parking, transit, timing and turning your night at the theatre into something worth arriving early for   A night at the theatre should feel like something you get to do, not something you manage. And in many ways, arriving at the Denver Performing Arts Complex is easier than people fear. Yes, downtown Denver is active, […]

Sharing the Joy of Music With Kids

Originally published 2023. Updated in 2026. Music entertains, trains the ear, aids in dance parties, adds spice to a special occasion and can soothe tender feelings. Really, there isn’t much music can’t do to help heal and fuel the soul, which is why getting children involved in the art form proves beneficial. Choose from full […]

Activity Central: The Sound of Music

Nearly 70 years after The Sound of Music first appeared on stage, the story is as popular as ever. Before you bring your family to the theatre to see the live musical on stage, ignite their excitement with activities, videos, articles and more. All activities are available at The Sound of Music official website and […]

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?

The Article That Goes Like This

Spamalot’s Quest for the Holy Grail of Humor Let’s start by getting the vocabulary straight. The word pythonesque means long, scaly, and capable of devouring a Bornean bearded pig in a single bite. By contrast, the word Pythonesque (capital P this time) means absurd, sharp-witted, and otherwise reminiscent of the British comedy troupe Monty Python, […]

Sources of The Tempest

by Sally Gass The Tempest was first performed in 1611 at Whitehall Castle for King James and his court. Two years later, it was presented as elaborate entertainment at the marriage of Elizabeth, James’ daughter, to Frederick, the Elector of Palatine. No specific plot sources can be found for the play, but there are general […]

2026 Bobby G Awards Celebrate Outstanding Colorado High School Musical Theatre

  The Bobby G Awards honored exceptional student performers, designers, and educators from across the state during the annual awards ceremony on May 15. The program recognizes outstanding achievement in performance, technical theatre, and overall production. This year’s awards highlighted the depth of talent and collaboration present in Colorado high schools, from powerful performances onstage to innovative design […]

A Conversation with The Sound of Music Director Jack O’Brien

This article was created by Marcos Nájera for the national tour of The Sound of Music by Center Theatre Group, Los Angeles’ preeminent non-profit theatre company.    MARCOS NÁJERA: If you don’t mind indulging me the pun, “Let’s start at the very beginning.” How would you describe what your job is as a theatre director […]

2026 Film on the Rocks Features Comedy, Nostalgia & Dinosaurs

When two dynamic cultural entities collaborate, you get…Film on the Rocks! The 27th annual partnership between Denver Film and Denver Arts & Venues has announced the 2026 summer lineup that features comedy, nostalgia, Oscar winners, and dinosaurs. Each evening pairs a classic film with live performances at the iconic Red Rocks Amphitheatre. Gates open at […]