The rhythms of Jane Austen’s novels are so persuasive, their challenges and resolutions so familiar, that playwright Kate Hamill can merrily tease our knowledge again and again in her wink…
SOURCE: Denver Post at 01:12PMFor the most part, the show brackets out the controversies that bedevil Jackson’s legacy, but it doesn’t demand that we do the same.
SOURCE: Denver Post at 10:24AM“The world seems to be asking to be uplifted these days."
SOURCE: Denver Post at 09:02AMHere's 10 things to know about the playwright and his work.
SOURCE: Denver Post at 01:42PMWhat if your theater review were fractured? Broken apart and rearranged to get at something new about a staged work, to get at something different about the experience?
SOURCE: Denver Post at 08:00AMCan a musical be a sexy beast?
SOURCE: Denver Post at 11:54AMTheir invention may have legs. She hopes to train new practitioners in what psychodramaturgy is -- and what it is not.
SOURCE: Denver Post at 09:02AMPlay about Betty Thorpe is as much about gender politics as geo-politics.
SOURCE: Denver Post at 10:18AMThe 90-minute show is amusing and at times dark. It is also powerfully humane.
SOURCE: Denver Post at 01:54PMThe play’s feminist take on the vision, blind spots and vulnerabilities of the U.S. Constitution gained urgency when Donald Trump took office.
SOURCE: Denver Post at 11:42AM“Cebollas” -- Spanish for onion — stays true to its meaning.
SOURCE: Denver Post at 11:18AMBut you've got to keep eating during the short and evocative performances in the elegant dinner theater that is “FEED: Dry.”
SOURCE: Denver Post at 03:12PMEnsemble has a darkly enjoyable time with Stephen King’s tale of fandom run amok.
SOURCE: Denver Post at 02:54PMLeonard Madrid, playwright of the new comedy “Cebollas,” has one sister, 10 aunts and 36 primas, or female cousins.
SOURCE: Denver Post at 11:18AMTwo mothers wrestle with the sins of sons in Curious Theatre Company’s mass-shooting drama.
SOURCE: Denver Post at 10:06AM“There’s a world of difference between starting a company with no audience, no space, and then coming here with a patron database of 8,000 people, all of whom were so loyal.”
SOURCE: Denver Post at 11:02AMIt's part of a slate of Christmas counter-programming this year.
SOURCE: Denver Post at 12:02PMDo you recall the greatest Christmas action hero of all?
SOURCE: Denver Post at 10:02AMIf the Six were a girl group, it’s not clear how much they’d have topped the charts. Which doesn’t mean the women in the Tony-winning -- and just plain winning — musical “Six” do…
SOURCE: Denver Post at 01:42PMCurious Theatre Company’s latest is a nuanced production.
SOURCE: Denver Post at 11:32AM“Cadillac Crew" is an act of recovery and discovery, of connecting dots and tracing lineage
SOURCE: Denver Post at 12:18PMDirector Jessica Robblee has summoned a deep bench of local talent for this production.
SOURCE: Denver Post at 09:48AMIf you are jonesing for fresh episodes of “The Bear,” this production might feed that craving.
SOURCE: Denver Post at 03:36PMThere is sexual assault, and no small measure of racist, misogynist and homophobic slurs.
SOURCE: Denver Post at 11:13AMTurner in her early years with Ike and then during her solo career was known as one of the hardest-working performers in showbiz.
SOURCE: Denver Post at 08:43AMAdult in its concerns, the play nevertheless captivates with its fairytale touches.
SOURCE: Denver Post at 02:25PMThe gift of “The Laramie Project” is to give voice to the citizens of a town reeling, reckoning but also feeling tarnished by a violent and bigoted act, and the influx of journalists pro…
SOURCE: Denver Post at 11:55AMPhysical theater is alive and inspired in “The Pâstisserie."
SOURCE: Denver Post at 03:55PMSex -- winked at or engaged in — has occupied the center of “Cabaret” since its 1966 Broadway premiere and onward to Bob Fosse’s classic 1972 film version.
SOURCE: Denver Post at 09:34AMEven if the beloved-by-so-many band Phish isn’t your jam, the new play “You Enjoy Myself” very well might be.
SOURCE: Denver Post at 01:37PMThe ability of the horror genre to take on systemic violence has become a rich conversation in literature and film.
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