Tag: Denver Center
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Catrinas in my city: A head start for Day of the Dead in Denver
Los Angeles artist brings Dia De Los Muertos to Denver
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Colorado high school students follow their bright star to Broadway
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Camille Nugent of Fossil Ridge High School and Connor O’Brian of Lakewood High School took very different paths to the top of Colorado’s high school theater world. Nugent has been treading the boards since she was all of 6, first appearing as Young Cosette in a professional production of “Les Misérables” at the Midtown Arts…
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Denver City Council poised to approve $3.5 million for Loretto Heights theater and library
The City of Denver will likely move forward with the planned Loretto Heights theater redevelopment with a $3.5 million purchase agreement in consideration at the weekly City Council meeting Monday. It is just one step the city is expected to take toward purchasing and renovating the theater and attached library, estimated to cost tens of…
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DCPA Theater Company season: Sondheim, Latinx coming of age
The DCPA Theatre Company will open its 2023-24 season on Sept. 1 with a locally produced staging of Stephen Sondheim’s classic “A Little Night Music,” Artistic Director Chris Coleman announced Thursday. While the Denver Center’s Broadway division hosts the big national touring musicals, the homegrown DCPA Theatre Company has staged its own plays and musicals…
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Scrooge, you’re fired! A bah-humbug start for Denver’s ‘A Christmas Carol’
Like Ebenezer Scrooge, Sam Gregory made a mistake. Unlike Scrooge, Gregory, who portrayed the miserly boss from “A Christmas Carol” for a local theater company, will not get a second chance. The Denver Center for the Performing Arts fired Gregory over the weekend under its new zero tolerance policy for misbehavior. According to his Facebook page, Gregory…
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Denver Film Festival announces lineup for 44th annual event
After a year filled with mainly virtual activities, Denver Film Festival officials announced this year’s slate of screenings and other activities will be held during the 12-day festival next month. The curtain will rise for film enthusiasts as more than 200 films — including 140 feature-length films, shorts, music videos and episodic content — will…
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‘Hamilton’ postponed at Denver Center
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save The news isn’t good for those who hoped to finally see “Hamilton” this year. Due to COVID-19, the Denver Center for the Performing Arts has postponed Lin-Manuel Miranda’s Tony Award-winning musical scheduled for Aug. 12…