Japantastick No. 4: Overcoming barriers and finding commonality
10Phamaly Theatre Company began conducting workshops with Japanese students today and quickly discovered the barriers that separate them are real, and many.
Japantastick No. 2: It's raining yen
In the second entry of our journal, Denver’s Phamaly Theatre Company arrives in Japan after nearly 24 hours of traveling, and the food adventures begin…
Japantastick No. 1: Phamaly's 'massive moment' in Osaka begins
Introducing the DCPA’s daily blog chronicling the handicapped theatre company’s historic 10-day trip to Japan for its first-ever international performance in its 26 years.
Watch 'After the Darklights,' Episode 3, featuring The Knew
‘After the Darklights’ is an online post-apocalyptic zombie web series written and produced by members of the local theatre and film communities.
Interview with a Queen: Shirley Delta Blow revs up 'Drag Machine'
Shirley Delta Blow is no stranger to the Denver drag scene, and her colorful costumes are just as unforgettable. Shirley stars in “Drag Machine,” opening…
Video: Curious Theatre's radical embrace of 'Serial Storytelling'
Last month, Curious Theatre Company announced an unprecedented programming strategy. One founder Chip Walton hopes will position his company to be on the vanguard of…
Curious, Aurora Fox seasons bring trilogies, 'Black Elk Speaks' and Laura Eason
Curious will become the first theatre in the world to produce Quiara Alegría Hudes’ trilogy. The Aurora Fox revisits scared Denver Center ground. Phamaly will…
Phamaly promotes Bryce Alexander to replace longtime artistic leader
Denver’s Phamaly Theatre Company, acclaimed for creating performance opportunities for hundreds of actors with disabilities, has named Bryce Alexander its new artistic director.
Podcast: Running Lines with … Margie Lamb of 'Next to Normal'
Episode 171: Town Hall Arts Center actor Margie Lamb is diving back into the dark waters of ‘Next to Normal’ for a third time. She…
Photos: Theatre community rallies in support of Eden Lane's local arts coverage
Friends of Denver arts journalist Eden Lane presented an evening of cabaret to help keep Lane and her show, “InFocus,” on the air.