Cast list: Beginnings and endings for stars of 'A Christmas Carol,' 'The SantaLand Diaries'
Philip Pleasants is playing Scrooge for the final time. Sam Gregory will replace him in 2016. And Michael Bouchard is your new David Sedaris.
Don Seawell: A ‘singular vision’ to build the DCPA for Denver
The founder who built the largest non-profit theatre organization in America has died at age 103
'Perception' promises to bend your mind and move your feet
Perception is an immersive, interactive theatrical experience. Audiences are being told to come prepared for anything. And to be prepared to move.
Photos: Off-Center's 'Kick-Off Cabaret' kick-starts Kickstarter projects
Off-Center recently invited eight widely varying local Kickstarter project creators to make their pitches before a sold-out house at The Jones.
Photos: Off-Center's Cult Following: 'Secrets and Confessions'
Off-Center @ The Jones’ signature event returned was themed “Secrets and Confessions,” and the guest host was Chris Parente of’ Colorado’s Everyday Show’ on KDVR.
Mayor, Grinch, Jersey Boy and Tiny Tim launch DCPA's store opening
A Mayor, a Grinch, a Jersey Boy and Tiny Tim gathered today to once again declare the Denver metro area and the surrounding region open…
'SantaLand Diaries': Same cynical elf, new magical location
Denver native Matt Zambrano is returning to the DCPA this month for his third go-round playing a snarky Macy’s elf in David Sedaris’ “The SantaLand…
Second 'Date*': Off-Center-born exploration of online dating debuts at Avenue Theater
Luciann Lajoie’s one-woman “Date*,” a comic and human quest to find love online, was first launched by Off-Center @ The Jones in 2012, and reintroduces…
Photos: The comic magical mystery of 'Lord of the Butterflies'
In this outrageous retelling of ‘Lord of the Flies,’ it’s drag queens vs. lesbians for island dominance. your last chance to see ‘Lord of the…
Video: Off-Center's improv parody of 'Lord of the Flies'
All season long, the improvisational wizards from Off-Center @ The Jones are presenting their own 2-minute parodies of the DCPA Theatre Company’s mainstage offerings.