Lloyd Norton: A name that will live on in Greeley
Today we debut a new weekly guest column. First up: Bryan VanDriel on the death of legendary Greeley actor, director and teacher Lloyd Norton.
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…
Largest metro arts organizations offer major concession for good of SCFD
The region’s largest cultural institutions would voluntarily give up about 5.78 percent of their share of the annual art-tax pie. “It’s the right thing to…
Building Bridges honors Magic Moments at Seawell Ballroom
Magic Moments, which provides performance opportunities for the disabled and able-bodied alike, was honored Friday at the 10th annual Circles of Change Awards luncheon in…
Arvada Center catches 'Saturday Night Fever'
The Arvada Center’s 2015-16 season includes the regional premiere of ‘Saturday Night Fever,’ the holiday staple ‘Irving Berlin’s White Christmas,’ and the Martin Luther King…
A farewell to Japan: Forever changed, and committed to change
The words of Muhammad Ali were resonating through the hearts and minds of Phamaly Theatre Company actors as they left Japan today: “Me. We.”
Japantastick No. 7: Historic performance before Phamaly's largest audience
Phamaly Theatre Company’s goodwill trip to Osaka, Japan, climaxed with a performance of “The Fantasticks” before 1,300 – the largest audience in its 26 years.
Japantastick No. 6: Tears of joy as personal stories are turned into theatre
As disabled Japanese actors took their first-ever turns on a stage, “there were tears and hugs and the overwhelming sound of barriers breaking down. There…
Surprise: New York Times critics really like theatre
In the past 10 years, 71 percent of all theatre reviews written by The New York Times were mixed or positive. Only 29 percent were…
Japantastick No. 5: Making music with total strangers
Walking through a Japanese park, Phamaly Theatre Company Music Director Mary Kay Dailey happened upon four high-school girls – and so they made music together.