
If you've ever fallen victim to a late-night infomercial ploy, don't miss this improv show. From chewing gum to chairs, comedians will try to match the unyielding energy and relentless persuasion of infomercials. The comedians will be the Bovine Theater's house comedy teams. Thu 7:30 p.m.
Longing to see a Broadway play in New York? Let the city come to you with this performance highlighting the well-known music and dance numbers from several famous musicals including Jekyll and Hyde, the Lion King, Chicago, West Side Story, and the Book of Mormon. You'll have your Broadway fix in no time. Fri-Sun, times vary.
At one time or another, we've all said something that got us into trouble. So goes story of Carlo Delpini, a clown who was thrown into a prison in London for saying the words "roast beef" onstage in 1787.
Young creativity is alive and well at this unique performance that combines poetry with dance. Music and poetry written by students of the Lighthouse Writers Workshop is paired with original choreography from Ballet Nouveau Colorado students to create a set of performances entirely conceived by Colorado youth. Sun 1 p.m. and 5 p.m.
We've all seen the iconic photo of a couple locked in a passionate kiss in Times Square on VJ Day. But what led up to that moment, and what happened next?
In this adapted version of Nikolai Gogol's beloved play, the corrupt leaders of a little Russian village discover that an incognito government agent will be paying them a visit. While the mayor makes frantic attempts to cover up his misdeeds, he fails to mislead the real inspector, wasting his efforts on another visitor.
The Fiesta Colorado Dance Company and La Magia de Mexico present an outdoor performance of the classic story Ferdinand the Bull.
In the world of psychic phenomena, John Edward is anything but a mediocre medium. Professors, clergy members, and even police have flocked to Edward to invoke his claimed ability to predict the future and contact the deceased.
Portuguese for "act of faith," Auto da Fé explores the juxtapositions between darkness and light with the help of some startling imagery in this adaptation of the 1935 book by Elias Canetti. The play tells the tale of Peter Kien, a recluse who finds company only in his library. Watch as his private world begins to crumble after he marries his greedy, illiterate housekeeper.



