IDEA Stages Votes to Suspend Executive Director and Organization
This decision comes following an exhaustive review by the IDEAs Accountability Committee sparked by concerns raised during a production of In the Heights at Vintage Theatre.
This decision comes following an exhaustive review by the IDEAs Accountability Committee sparked by concerns raised during a production of In the Heights at Vintage Theatre.
“The two things that kept me grounded were making art and being in nature.”
Month of Printmaking 2024 rolls out in earnest, plus a new series at CHAC, soft sculpture at PlatteForum and much more.
If you thought the first film was a bit of a snooze, prepare to be wide awake and on the edge of your seat for this one.
Brennan says Emily can’t be mad at him for the alleged cheating because he “saved her life.”
The horror-themed shop at 1974 South Acoma Street will also open a tattoo parlor in its location on March 1.
This production is anything but a drag.
The journey of Vintage Theatre to secure its building in Aurora highlights the significance of venue ownership in ensuring the longevity of theatrical institutions.
The festival is celebrating with the best films from its past, big parties, filmmaker guests, great food…and free cake.
Experience the “gold standard” of new play development in the West this weekend
The cold and the ice aren’t the only considerations.
LEGO masterpieces, a blockbuster photo show, and drive-by art at the Storeroom.
The pair separated after only a month, but Cameron thinks he might still have a shot.
Experience Beth Stelling’s latest hour in Denver, which she teases is “more physical and experimental with volume.”
From a legendary dungeon master to tables of games, the 46th annual GenghisCon was a blast.
Jessica L’Whor tells us why she created the award show, which happens at Meow Wolf on February 26, followed by a party at X Bar.
The macabre, modern fairytale proves creativity isn’t dead in Hollywood.
Witness the daily lives of astronauts in 360-degree views at the Stanley Marketplace.
The Denver Art Museum also invites visitors to sit on the art in a new show opening this weekend.
The business not only grooms dogs with sustainable products (the dog hair is even composted!) – it also provides a gathering space for people of color and a boutique for artists to sell their wares.
Austin will make out with a donkey but he won’t have sex with his wife.
Set to the music of Sting, the dance production is inspired by real stories from refugees.