Guest columnist Lauren Gunderson: How one word can change a play
“This is one of those amazing moments in the creation of a new play where one actor’s instinct – in this case with a single…
‘The Book of Will’: Five things we learned at first rehearsal
“The play is about a theatre company, and the people who make up that company,” says director Davis McCallum. Our package includes photos and a…
The Book of Will: Just who were all the King’s Men?
If not for the love these men felt for each other and their work, half of the Shakespeare canon would be lost to history.
‘The Unsinkable Molly Brown’ will belly up to the bar … in St. Louis
The Denver Center-born musical will be staged next summer at America’s largest outdoor musical theatre.
Nataki Garrett named DCPA Associate Artistic Director
Kent Thompson called Garrett “an exceptional theatre artist with a proven dedication to fostering new and diverse voices in the American theatre.”
‘Book of Will’: Shakespeare in a season without Shakespeare
“It’s a play about friendship, about brotherhood and sisterhood, and love and loss. So it felt like a great story for theatre and of theatre.”
‘Sweeney Todd’ stars on bringing fresh blood to Sondheim
“DeVotchKa will attract a completely different kind of audience. And boy, anytime you can bring a whole new swath of people into the theatre who…
Kaptain Ka-Boom: Paul Stone lived life as if shot out of a cannon
The DCPA’s first shop foreman would amuse himself by firing bowling balls off the mountainside next to the town of Creede.
Rebeck’s ‘The Nest’ flies in face of national gender trends
Creative team’s message to the film, TV and theatre industries: ‘Make it fair.’
Seawell celebration: He lived the life he imagined
Monday’s farewell to DCPA founder Donald R. Seawell was not so much the end of an era as a homecoming.