John Wenzel is an entertainment reporter at The Denver Post. He covers a range of topics within arts and entertainment, including theater, film, and cultural events in Colorado, particularly in Denver. His work has been featured in notable publications such as Esquire, Rolling Stone, and The Atlantic, showcasing his expertise in the field.
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John Wenzel's coverage mainly focuses on local events, concerts, theater, and Denver culture. He seems to be interested in covering a wide range of entertainment-related topics within the Denver area.
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By: John Wenzel
A short YouTube ad for the Dec. 13 movie features the CU Boulder Heisman Trophy hopeful.
The immersive entertainment company also laid off 165 employees in April, 50 of them in Denver.
By: John Wenzel
The immersive entertainment company also laid off 165 employees in April, 50 of them in Denver.
By: John Wenzel
The artistic ice-carving event includes LED-lit sculptures, tunnels, slides, fountains and more.
By: John Wenzel
Jerome H. Kern, who fiercely advocated for some of the biggest artistic, philanthropic and business causes in Denver and the U.S., has died at age 87.
By: John Wenzel
Your best bets for the week also include the high-flying Cirque Dreams Holidaze show
By: Andy Cross, John Wenzel
Eagle and Cripple Creek hosting the LED-lit sculptures, tunnels, slides, fountains and more
DENVER — Chris Bierdeman fondly recalls watching East Peoria's snaking, festive holiday-lights parades while growing up in Illinois. The Festival of Lights, as it's called, is a four-decade tradition that unites floats, lighting displays and other holiday décor. But there's also the drive-thru park.
By: Jonathan Shikes, John Wenzel
Your best bets for the weekend also include free admission for kids at the Denver Zoo
By: John Wenzel
Here's your guide to the fanciest parties, biggest concerts and most kid-friendly events in the Mile High City
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