Performing Arts

Colorado-born Police Commander Vinnie Montez talks about being a cop in 2020 and how comedy helps him survive it all.

Get your mind going…even if you’re staying at home.

All of the DCPA Theatre Company’s plays in the 2020/2021 season will be canceled over COVID-19 concerns.

First, the plague. Now the locusts.

Alex Nichols, Bonnie Gager and Chris Gropp do improv without an audience.

Christie Buchele just starting making a living as a full-time comedian. Then everything shut down.

Facing major losses, the DCPA made major cuts.

Despite the coronavirus closures, the Boulder Ensemble Theatre Company continues to produce work.

No one knows when Denver-area theaters will be able to open again, and they’re trying to figure out how to survive.

Like most performers, they’re facing a massive work shortage.

An unlikely musical, a whodunit and a refreshing Dream.

I have some vision problems and have been forced to rely on Lyft for the last year. During that time, I’ve met many interesting drivers — from immigrants to evangelists to bikers — and had lots of humorous, kvetchy, surprising or illuminating conversations. Perhaps the most memorable was with a…

The DCPA 2020-2021 lineup includes classics like 1776, Moulin Rouge! The Musical and Pretty Woman: The Musical.

The future is bleak, but the production is fun.

Hannibal Buress still calls himself a “mildly popular comedian.”

The play explores themes of science, art, race, faith and friendship.

The musical is getting its Colorado premiere.

It’s a regional premiere of the play by former Coloradan Steven Dietz.

Brian Regan will perform at the Paramount Theatre.

This production of Agatha Christie’s play is a wild ride.

This couple could strike it rich.

Bonnie Metzgar’s script was part of the 2019 New Play Summit.