Review:Low Down Dirty Blues Makes for an Uplifting Show
The show runs through the weekend at Lone Tree Arts Center.
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Review: In Paper Cut, War Doesn’t End When a Soldier Returns
The Andrew Rosendorf play at Local Theater Company shows promise.
Off-Center’s Bite Size Serves Up Theater at BookBar
The immersive event starts on October 23.
Review: An A+ Performance Helps Educating Rita Get a Passing Grade
For a long time, most people in the United States didn’t believe class distinctions existed here. When Roseanne premiered in 1988, there was a lot of talk about the creators’ originality in bringing the topic to the fore and showing the realities of life for a working-class family. More recently,…
Review: Hampered by Hollow Script, The Constant Wife Earns Applause
We’d love to see this production’s talent in the service of a better play.
Review: Benchmark’s Uncanny Valley Should Explore More
The play could use more vitality: a revelation, a jolt of surprise, a bit more juice.
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Conan O’Brien Announces Denver Show in December
Late night host Conan O’Brien is hitting the road with a crew of fellow comics from Team Coco – his multimedia comedy company – for Conan & Friends: An Evening of Stand-up and Investment Tips.
Gustavo Arellano on Su Teatro’s Interview With a Mexican
The play premieres at Su Teatro on September 27.
Review: Boulder Ensemble’s Pride and Prejudice a Winning Match Game
The path of true love never did run smooth, but it can be a hoot
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Songs for a New World a Small Musical With a Large Emotional Charge
The show’s theme unites those moments in life when we come to some kind of turning point: “Hitting a wall and having to make a choice,” according to the composer.
Open Mic Check: How Lion’s Lair Handled a Visit from T.J. Miller
Even the smallest stage doesn’t have to be a haven for men who abuse their power. If handing a mic to someone like T.J. Miller has the potential to hurt even one more person, maybe no one should ever do it again.
Review: Oh, What a Beautiful Production of Oklahoma!
An all-black cast makes the show fresh.
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Review: Arvada Center’s Mamma Mia! Is Silly, Sweet…and Unsatisfying
I’d expected the plot to be sitcom-thin, but somehow I didn’t realize quite how thin it could get.
Comedian Lee Camp Denies Russia Controls His Message
Lee Camp is bringing his left-wing political comedy to Mercury Cafe.
Review: Miners Alley’s Lungs Is Much More Than Baby Talk
Extraordinary actors make this a not-to-be-missed production.
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Review: Vietgone Is a Swift, Sad, Crazed and Funny Love Story
The regional premiere opens the DCPA Theatre Company’s fall season.
Review: The Cake Serves a Sweet Slice of Life…With the Bitter Taste of Prejudice
Bekah Brunstetter’s script plays off the Masterpiece Cakeshop controversy here in Colorado.
Comedian Emily Heller on Writing for HBO’s Barry
Ahead of the High Plains Comedy Festival, comedian Emily Heller spoke to Westword about her standup special, writing for the HBO show Barry, and nicknames.
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Ian Karmel Defends Comedy Specials on Netflix and Good Bros
Ahead of the High Plains Comedy Festival, Ian Karmel talks with Westword about writing for The Late Late Show, basketball, The Rock, and male sensitivity.
Pole Dancing Across America Raises Funds for African Refugees
Jane Haynie is pole dancing across America to raise funds for African refugees.
Theater: BDT Stage Takes the Plunge With The Little Mermaid
This BDT Stage production goes swimmingly.
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Review: Cry-Baby Is a Nifty Fifties Sendup at the Bug Theatre
It’s in a regional premiere at the Bug.