Tag: Theater
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Earlier start times: Arts organizations have seen the daylight
Experts say audiences want to get home sooner, and companies are listening When it comes to going out for a show, 7 o’clock is the new 8 o’clock. Are we getting older? Or are our area arts leaders just getting wiser? Probably a little of both. But from theater to comedy to live music, the…
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Release party for Swift’s ‘The Life of a Showgirl’ album is coming to AMC theaters
Taylor Swift is heading back to the big screen next month, and fans are already lining up for tickets
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‘The Studio’ and Seth Rogen have record-setting Emmys as Noah Wyle and ‘The Pitt’ get top drama wins
“The Pitt” has won best drama series at the Emmys, with Noah Wyle taking best actor in a drama
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Will anything stop ‘The Studio’ and ‘Severance’ at the Emmys? AP writers make their predictions
Sunday’s 77th Primetime Emmy Awards arrive with clear favorites but few sure things
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Ragan & Robblee: Two leaders who truly give a damn | John Moore
When Mark Ragan stepped in to extend the life of the Butterfly Effect Theatre of Colorado in March 2023, he introduced a new economic model that would quickly ripple out to the benefit of neighboring arts organizations like, well, the Butterfly Effect. Ironically, the first thing Ragan and creative partner Jessica Robblee did was revert…
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Peak seasons: Banner year for 10 Colorado stage actors | John Moore
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2024 TRUE WEST AWARDS: DAY 30
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High-impact musicals: Full-throttled and full-throated | John Moore
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2024 TRUE WEST AWARDS: DAY 29
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Impact plays keep the gas on in cautious times | John Moore
It’s no secret that the performing arts have been on the rocks trying to bounce back from the pandemic shutdown. The year 2024 saw at least five Colorado theater companies go dead or dormant, and it ends with several more on the ropes. (On the bright side, nine foolish (I mean fearless) small startup groups…
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Call it the Giving Tree: Artists helping artists | John Moore
I started the True West Awards in 2013 – the same year I started The Denver Actors Fund, an all-volunteer nonprofit that helps Colorado theater artists pay down their medical bills. And I started both programs with a colostomy bag attached to my gut – the result of what I playfully call my “colon blow.” After a…