Cirque Dreams Holidaze! This incredible performance brings to life a magical world of aerial acts, sleight-of-hand jugglers, acrobatics, fun-loving skippers, and so much more, making…
Where do we go, when we go? When we disappear? Where do we go? It’s not a question about the afterlife but rather about Alzheimer’s. That profound lyric from the song “Coda” in the play ‘The Notebook’ currently at the DCPA has stuck with me since experiencing the play opening night. What happens to someone when…
I have seen Stomp five times now and have yet to see Blue Man Group. STOMP opened at the Orpheum in 1994 and ran for almost 29 years, becoming one of the longest-running shows in Off-Broadway history before closing in January 2023. Now it is in Denver’s Buell Theatre through November 22, 2205.
By Joe Contreras, Latin Life Denver Media Its Big Daddy’s 67th birthday. Three generations of the Pollitt family have gathered on a hot summer evening…
I really wasn’t sure what to expect with a play that made no pretense as to how corny and silly it was. The production uses every pun and innuendo related to corn that you can think of. A-maize-ing, was the one missing from the play but it was the word the audience was speaking out loud and laughing with as they left the theatre.
There’s a boy hiding in the hallway, listening, as his grandfather talks to a group of fellow survivors, wondering, debating if he should address of group of people at the local synagogue and tell his story of living through capture, imprisonment and escape five different times from Nazi concentration camps during the German occupation during world war two.
The Red Mill, The Moulin Rouge left me seeing and feeling red for a variety of reasons. It also made me wonder how it compares to the 50 Shades of Grey, Book and Movie.
“This show is just what we need in the world right now,” said Cleo Parker Robinson, in a comment to Latin Life Denver. “Life is an adventure that is meant to be fun and mysterious. You never know where it is going to take you. Some Like It Hot is all about that, about exploring and discovering life no matter the consequences,” she added.
They’re all there, Hamilton, Frozen, Phantom of the Opera, Wicked, Cabaret and many more of Broadway’s most famous theatre productions come together or fall apart rather, in the production of ‘Forbidden Broadway, Merrily We Stole A Song’ currently playing at the intamate Garner Galleria Theatre in the Denver Center of the Performing Arts through June 29, 2025.
By the time intermission came around, the tears were already flowing. Wait, what? I thought this was supposed to be comedic play about a group of guys trying to win the title of “The Hot Wing King” in the annual “Hot Wang Festival” competition in Memphis, Tennessee. So why was the audience so emotional?
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