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109 stories by "Ray Mark Rinaldi"

Colorado Ballet's "Peter Pan" lands just right by Ray Mark Rinaldi

Making Peter Pan fly is the easy part of any stage production based on J.M. Barrie's 1902 story about the boy who never grows up.

SOURCE: Denver Post at 11:36pm on February 27, 2012[SHARE]

Curious Theatre schedules five regional premieres by Ray Mark Rinaldi

For 14 years, the Curious Theatre Company has gifted Denver with its own gift for programming. Curious specializes in presenting the sort of plays you've heard about, and wanted to see, but …

SOURCE: Denver Post at 12:12pm on February 25, 2012[SHARE]

Opera Colorado's "Marriage of Figaro" will make you think about love by Ray Mark Rinaldi

Scored by an Austrian, set in Spain, sung in Italian, and based on a French play, no opera could be more European than Mozart's "The Marriage of Figaro," and yet there's a reason it is the m…

SOURCE: Denver Post at 1:23pm on February 12, 2012[SHARE]

See you Latter: Sorting out pop culture's weird take on Mormons by Ray Mark Rinaldi

The Denver Center's hit new play "The Whale" has a lot of things to say about contemporary life in America, but it makes a particularly keen point — and maybe not on purpose — a…

SOURCE: Denver Post at 6:06pm on January 27, 2012[SHARE]

Theater review: "The Whale" a drama of gigantic proportions by Ray Mark Rinaldi

It's hard to tell who to like and who to pity in Samuel Hunter's enjoyably tragic "The Whale," a new production from the Denver Center Theatre Company.

SOURCE: Denver Post at 10:18pm on January 23, 2012[SHARE]

DCTC cancels "The Whale" for one night by Ray Mark Rinaldi

The Denver Center Theatre Company has canceled tonight's performance of "The Whale" due to the illness of a cast member.

SOURCE: Denver Post at 5:17pm on January 17, 2012[SHARE]

"Whale" promises to be a whopper of a family drama by Ray Mark Rinaldi

Charlie is eating himself to death. And by the time audiences meet him at the beginning of "The Whale" he has almost completed the job. He's closing in on 600 pounds, his heart is failing, h…

SOURCE: Denver Post at 4:24pm on January 6, 2012[SHARE]

Theater: Cheerleaders "Bring It On" at the Buell Theatre by Ray Mark Rinaldi

Plenty of hit movies are reinvented as stage musicals these days, some neatly (like "Hairspray") and some awkwardly (like "Legally Blonde").

SOURCE: Denver Post at 6:27pm on January 5, 2012[SHARE]

Theater review: "West Side Story" is the classic you know, but updates make it feel fresh by Ray Mark Rinaldi

Theater is full of conceits, and that's the reason we keep going back for more. Audiences know those star-crossed lovers on stage don't really fall upon their daggers, that 225-pound soprano…

SOURCE: Denver Post at 3:26pm on December 16, 2011[SHARE]
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