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August’s radio show previews Sundance, examines the rise in dog attacks on mail carriers and features an interview with author Dr. Pius Kamau. The post Su

A new show debuting in Denver revisits the 1977 disability rights sit-ins as legal challenges to Section 504 resurface.

Suzanna Champion’s slick staging leans so hard into the jokes that it dilutes the musical’s dark, timely satire. A musical about rationing water should hit

Shakespeare in the Wild turns an opening-night curveball into a rollicking evening in a former Ross. There are few places less likely to evoke ancient Ephe

The inaugural Mile High Love Fest brings three days of workshops and social events centered on love, identity and relationships to Denver.

Restless staging overwhelms some of the anxiety and tenderness at the heart of Jonathan Larson’s musical. Sheets of music hang over the stage as the audien

Ratt Walsh and Emma Moonfield launch a new theatre company with Diana Son’s drama. First came the play. Then came the venue. Only after that did Colorado a

The $250,000 reimagining of Water's Edge adds 325 square feet, more accessible encounters and a giant Pacific octopus.

The Butterfly Pavilion is currently preparing for a new resident that senior director of animal collections Sara Stevens describes as “basically like giant

September’s Bucket List Community News radio show explores technical education, AI use, Anythink Nature Library, fall events and CU football. The post Emi