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Two Boulder Theater Companies Aren’t Shying Away From Difficult Themes

Square Product Theatre and Local Theater Company address violence against women in their season openers.

By Daliah Singer

Get Schooled In Sketch Comedy At Voodoo Comedy Playhouse

Voodoo’s new class adds another level to Denver’s already burgeoning comedy scene.

By Mike Tish

Curious Theatre Company Takes on Trump In Latest Production

The Denver theater is the second in the country to host the rolling world premiere of Robert Schenkkan’s “Building the Wall.”

By Daliah Singer

Wonderbound And Flobots Join Forces For “Divisions”

This immersive show sets Wonderbound’s energetic movements to the original sounds of Flobots’ new album.

By Daliah Singer

“Travelers of the Lost Dimension” Challenges Theater Norms

In Off-Center’s latest immersive and open-air theater experience, the audience will travel to a wacky dimension alongside the cast.

By Samantha Harris

Coming Soon: Arvada Center’s Black Box Company Repertory

Arvada Center’s new season of shows features a cast of resident actors taking on a trio of theater classics.

By Emily Williams

6 Holiday Shows Worth Seeing

That aren’t The Nutcracker or A Christmas Carol (no offense).

By Paul Albani-Burgio

Go Now: Local Theater Company’s “The Firestorm”

The deftly acted play is yet another sign that Colorado’s theater scene is stronger than ever.

By Daliah Singer

Dance, Dance Revolution

Lemon Sponge Cake’s ballets don’t dance around the issues.

By Spencer Campbell

ShakesBeer Brews Up Drunken Entertainment

For these local Shakespeare buffs, a beer by any other name would taste as sweet.

By Meg McIntyre

“Making a Murderer” Lawyers Come to Denver

Dean Strang and Jerry Buting’s “A Conversation on Justice” tour will make a stop at Denver’s Paramount Theatre on July 16.

By Meg McIntyre

Damian Woetzel’s New Grooves

The artistic director of the Vail International Dance Festival delights is finding novel ways to get down.

By Spencer Campbell

Worth the Drive: Theater at the Westcliffe Center

Head south this summer to enjoy Custer County’s theatrical gem.

By Daliah Singer

“Once” Is More Than Enough

The Tony-winning musical lands in Denver for one week only.

By Luc Hatlestad

Sweet & Lucky Is a Theater Experience Like No Other

In DCPA’s unique, immersive theater event, the audience becomes part of the story.

By Daliah Singer

Best Bets: “This Aunt Is Not A Cockroach”

The show—which opens at Wesley Chapel in Boulder this weekend—combines theater and dance for a uniquely rewarding performance.

By Daliah Singer

New Theater Company Shakes Up the Market

Lost & Found Productions researches the Denver theater scene, so they can be sure their schedule departs from it.

By Amy Thomson

“Elliot, A Soldier’s Fugue” Is An Intense Contemporary Story

Curious Theatre Company’s latest play is part one of a trilogy by New York playwright Quiara Alegría Hudes.

By Daliah Singer

Hinging on a Myth

Buntport Theater Co. draws from local author’s work for 10 Myths on the Proper Application of Beauty Products, where nothing is as it seems.

By Gina Gresko

Q&A: Ira Glass of “This American Life”

Before his show at the Paramount Theatre on Saturday, Glass sat down with us to chat about the growth of podcasting—and gave us some intel on upcoming “This American Life” and “Serial” episodes.

By Amy Thomson