Tag: Theater
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40th annual DPS Shakespeare Festival brings out performers of all ages
Denver Public Schools annual Shakespeare festival paraded over a small section of downtown Friday morning.
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In Metro Denver’s Halloween stores, the holiday spirit parties all year long
Legendary local Halloween stores discuss longevity and beating out competition
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New performing arts complex opens in RiNo
Here are a few video snippets from the ribbon-cutting for the new performance venue at Arkins Park.
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Greg Carpenter talks about his upcoming production of Rigoletto
Greg Carpenter talks about Opera Colorado’s upcoming production of Rigoletto.
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The Aurora theater shooting: Tom Sullivan remembers
Tom Sullivan started his day on July 20, 2012, like any other day. He got up at 2:30 a.m. to make coffee, getting ready for his 4 a.m. job at the post office. He turned on the TV to catch up on sports scores, but the TV was turned to a news channel. It was…
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‘Lion King’ performances in Denver canceled due to COVID-19
Another marquee event in Denver has been canceled over COVID-19 concerns. Citing breakthrough cases, the Denver Center for the Performing Arts called off Tuesday’s performances of “The Lion King” as well as Sunday evening’s show. The theater company will issue refunds, according to an email sent to ticket holders. The cancellations comes in the wake…
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Northglenn inches to opening new recreation center: Nearly 20 years in the making
NEWS | Northglenn Recreation Center, Senior Center & Theatre Play Video 00:00 00:00 spaceplay / pause qunload | stop ffullscreen shift + ←→slower / faster ↑↓volume mmute ←→seek . seek to previous 12… 6 seek to 10%, 20% … 60% X Color Settings Aa Aa Aa Aa Text Background Font Settings Size || Type Serif…
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Stanley Film Center developer rushing to beat first snow
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save The developer of the $60 million Stanley Film Center project in Estes Park told the Colorado Economic Development Commission Tuesday the project is moving forward, but needs a $3 million loan to move dirt before the first snow falls. Developer Grand Heritage Hotel Group, which…
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In-person Broadway shows expected to return to Denver in 2021
The Denver Center for the Performing Arts expects to begin reopening Broadway tours at the Buell Theatre by the end of 2021, beginning with “The Lion King” in December. The announcement on Wednesday comes as the center has canceled 34 shows since March 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic. “We couldn’t be more excited,” said…