257 stories by "The Know"
Maybe it's possible -- even better -- to understand things in their organic, dynamic state.
The production, based on the book by Mitch Albom, runs through Nov. 24
Review: Local Theater Company's "Flame Broiled. or the ugly play" at the Dairy Arts Center in Boulder, written and directed by Rodney Hicks.
Wait 'til you see what's gonna happen to Daniels & Fisher Tower.
"I have no idea what I just saw," one audience member said. And that about sums it up.
A review of Ibsen's "Doll's House" and Hnath's "Doll's House, Part 2" in repertory at The Ricketson Theatre
If you loved "Dear Sugar" -- or Cheryl Strayed's "Wild" -- this play is a must-see.
This one will tug at your heartstrings - or banjo strings. Or mandolin ...
WIth Antoinette Nwandu's play "Pass Over," Curious Theatre Company puts violence against young black men at center stage.
There's so much great theater on the bill this fall.
A Colorado costume shop is creating beautiful pieces in some big-time Broadway shows.
If at first you don't succeed, enter again and again and again.
"Book of Mormon," "Mean Girls" single-tickets on sale Aug. 2 through Denver Center
At Fairfield Elementary, a young, white teacher, Ms. Kaminski, has a lot of ideas for celebrating February's Black History Month, each dicier than the next.
Grab your bag of popcorn and head to the Newman Center this week.
"Crowns: A Gospel Musical" at Vintage Theatre brings to the stage Craig Marberry's book "Crowns: Portraits of Black Women in Church Hats."
A 1951 opera, which premiered before the love that dare not sing its name evolved into something nobody really cares about, is seeing renewed interest.
Despite the fact that there are no comedy festivals or national competitions in Colorado this month, the state will still host a good chunk of the country's best-known touring comics.
Dozens of events take over the 17-year-old Robert and Judi Newman Center for the Performing Arts each year. But only a few deserve the Newman Center Presents tag.
In most ways, this is the same musical audiences saw 55 years ago. But it's still a hell of a lot of fun.
The show will take advantage of the cellphone-bagging trend.
Stand-up Sebastian Maniscalco is playing a quartet of concerts in Denver this weekend, and they're all close to selling out.
The sets are minimal, not much more than a free-standing doorway and some hand-held props. Instead, video artist Chris Bagley is making projections that will give viewers a surreal sense tha…
The Denver Center for the Performing Arts will welcome back smash hits including "Hamilton" and "The Book of Mormon" while adding the Colorado debuts of "Mean Girls," "The SpongeBob Musical"…
This month's most valuable comedy players include a "30 Rock" veteran, a podcast king, rocket-powered Midwesterners and a group of enterprising locals taking matters into their own hands.
