5 things we learned at Sweet & Lucky’s first rehearsal
The Off-Center collaboration will be the largest physical undertaking in the Denver Center’s nearly 40-year history.
‘Book of Will’: Shakespeare in a season without Shakespeare
“It’s a play about friendship, about brotherhood and sisterhood, and love and loss. So it felt like a great story for theatre and of theatre.”
Colorado theatre loses Brenda Billings: ‘A warrior of acceptance’
She was co-Artistic Director of Miners Alley Playhouse, President of Denver Actors Fund and a longtime contributor to non-profit community
‘Sweet & Lucky’: Morris is home to seize the cultural moment
The Denver native believes audiences in his hometown are no different from those in New York who want to follow new storytelling paths in unconventional…
SCFD moves forward with united front
Top organizations like the Denver Center will pay $750,000 a year to support statewide programming by small but stable small arts organizations.
How DeVotchKa crawled out from the underground
Travel back to 2002 when Denver, and the world, were first catching on to the now revered band’s seductive musical stylings.
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.
Colorado actors take center stage in Oregon
Jamie Ann Romero and Benjamin Bonenfant are opening in two major new world premieres at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival this weekend.
Director Michael Lehmann on how ‘Heathers’ was really meant to end
Michael Lehmann talked about Christian Slater and his “Jack Nicholson thing,” why Shannen Doherty left the first screening of the film in tears, and all…
Jonathan Parker: A voice of tolerance in an intolerant age
The actor, technician and father of legendary dance pioneer Cleo Parker Robinson “was always working on our hearts,” she says.