Some like it hot: ‘Flame Broiled’ on race in America
I love you, you’re imperfect, now change: New play tackles race with humor and heat
‘Northside’ and gentrification: There goes the neighborhood
Playwright Bobby Lefebre has seen the future, and it follows the same pattern of privilege that has displaced minorities for centuries
Lake Dillon Theatre Company strikes gold in Silverthorne
Company launches 23rd season by christening the new $9 million Silverthorne Performing Arts Complex
For Colorado’s Gene Gillette, it is morning in America
He lost his mother at 5, beat cancer at 40, and now returns home in ‘The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time’
Linton returns to lead Phamaly in landmark appointment
It is believed the Denver East graduate will become the only Artistic Director in a wheelchair leading a major American theatre company.
Tony Garcia of Su Teatro: On moving from marginalized to mainstream
‘I think the problem in Denver is that a lot of what is perceived as the mainstream is actually the mainstream from 20 years ago.’
John Hutton on his return to Colorado: ‘It’ll be a wild ride’
“I miss Colorado and all my friends there, so naturally I jumped at the chance to spend the summer in Boulder.”
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…
Colorado’s oldest theatre celebrates Artistic Director Tom McNally
‘Something I’ve learned from him all these years is to choose stories that move us in a big way,’ Gillian McNally says of her retiring…
2015 Shakespeare Festival is a celebration of Will Power
For Jessica Quiñónez’s students, six months of hard work culminated with about 5 glorious minutes of performance time under a tent at the Denver Performing…