Lester Ward retires: ‘There were really no dark days’
The DCPA’s modest former president and longest-serving trustee officially retired last month after 46 years of service.
Perspectives: How is ‘Zoey’s Perfect Wedding’ funny? Let’s count to three, no, five
The creatives explain why three is funnier than four in comedy. And: your first video look at Matthew Lopez’s world-premiere play.
Vintage, Denver Center collaborate to bring ‘Lady Day,’ Mary Louise Lee, to stage
From First Lady to ‘Lady Day’: Billie Holiday musical to open at Vintage, then move to Denver Center’s Galleria Theatre.
Chris Coleman promises a DCPA Theatre Company that’s robust and resonant
‘The longtime Portland leader champions a range of voices from George Bernard Shaw to Lauren Gunderson, who says, ‘Denver is so lucky to get him.’
What a wonderful world it was with Daniel Langhoff
The busy actor, husband and father fought cancer like the errant knight he played in ‘Man of La Mancha.’ He was 42.
Tony winner on Denver playwright Max Posner: ‘I want him to be heard’
‘I did it because I believe in Max,’ says Deanna Dunagan, creator of Violet Weston in ‘August: Osage County’
5 things you don’t know about Nataki Garrett
The Theatre Company’s Associate Artistic Director is smart, in demand and making her Denver directorial debut with ‘Smart People.’
‘Frozen’ economic impact on Denver: $30 million
In 20 years, the DCPA’s partnership with Disney Theatrical Productions has infused $267 million into the local economy.
Banned Together: Theatres across country take stand against censorship
Local actors present censored pieces to raise awareness around the ongoing issue of free expression in live theatre.
Robert O’Hara: Can ‘Macbeth’ transcend gender?
‘Macbeth’ director talks about his concept for an all-male ensemble, and his contention that there never was woman’s voice in Shakespeare’s tragedy.