"Ghostlight" and "Sing Sing" are 1-2 on columnist's list of 2024 favorite films
It was past 10 o’clock on Tuesday night, and William Wei didn’t want the moment to end.
Colorado Springs' 8,000-seat venue is already affecting how promoters are scheduling bands throughout Colorado
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Playwright's program is neither pro-Israel or pro-Haza, has says
Latest surprise comes just days after another cinema closure in Denver
DENVER — Some of the best gymnastics in the world will embark on a live arena tour of the United States following the Paris Olympics.
Denver filmmakers make debuts with Palmer's 'Detained' and Gilford’s 'National Anthem'
New partnership with Black Pride Colorado will focus on Black queer stories
With no plans for the property Landmark will vacate on Sunday, all possibilities are on the table
Despite bleak news and successive closures, Denver Film, for one, is optimistic
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How Denver's Phamaly Theatre Company plans to stage classic dance musical at Denver Center
Patrons outraged as surprising announcement comes two weeks after shuttering of Esquire Theatre
Buyers will now see the final price up front, fees and all
'Il trovatore' has been removed from season and Artistic Director Greg Carpenter will leave next year
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Independent producer Julia Tobey has staked nearly $100,000 to stage 11 performances of counterculture classic rock musical
DCPA's 'A Little Night Music,' Thunder River's 'Endgame' take top prizes
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Actor, arts administrator and businessman donates $1 million a year to local performing groups
Film based on Denver City Councilman Kevin Flynn's book going for the big prize in Venice
Could the two gatherings coexist so close together on the calendar?
A journalist's research project has grown into into Denver's longest-running rock festival
At least 30 live-theater venues have shuttered since 2001; companies finding it harder to land places to play
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Lawsuit claims shenanigans within Longmont Theatre Company's board of directors
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The summer heat has lifted. A cool, familiar crisp has returned. The tourist crowds are thinning. The colors are changing. The kids are in the groove at school. It’s time to give them a break — to show them what a great state it is they call home.
