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Kathy Griffin is actually a gay man, and other comedic oddities 'The SantaLand Diaries' kicks Christmas square in its jingle ballsCheech and Chong get it legal40 Women Over 40 brings drama, humor, and healing to stageA double dose of holiday hilarityHeaven Fest 2010In age of new technologies, theater still enduresThrough the charnel glassThe Theatre Company of Lafayette is in The ZoneA mime speaks
Thursday, February 28,2013
As leadership changes, questions arise about Colorado Shakespeare Festival’s future
The Colorado Shakespeare Festival is one of those Boulder institutions that, like the genre it celebrates, seems like it’s been around forever. Though longevity has its place, could a series of present troubles threaten the CSF’s future?
Thursday, February 21,2013
Wherever you go, there you are
A curious misfire by Curious
Into every theater company, a little failure must fall. Now in its 15th season, the Curious Theatre Company has consistently impressed me and thousands of other theater-goers with its choices of plays and executions thereof. Curious’ latest, then, is an outlier. A statistical anomaly.
Thursday, February 7,2013
Dictation from oblivion
A pen and paper hero at the Dairy
Founded just five years ago, BETC immediately announced itself as an up-and-comer to be watched. BETC quickly proved its worth by choosing challenging, enlivening material and producing it deftly and successfully. It is happily and without hesitation then that I declare BETC to be one of the absolute best theater companies working in Boulder today.
Thursday, January 31,2013
Jesus, Mary and Rudy
There’s a new star on the Longmont stage
This charming, hilarious, often touching play deserves to be sold out for the rest of its run. It is by far the best LTC production I have ever seen, and it stands toe-to-toe with the finest “major league” shows in Denver — or anywhere else along the Front Range — in the recent past.
Thursday, January 10,2013
Hip hooray and ballyhoo for 42nd Street
Boulder gets a gander at one of Broadway’s best
Pedigree. It’s not just a dog food. It’s heritage, tradition and history. It’s the icing on the cherry. It’s the sherry on the Sheri. It’s the ever-sotenuous thread connecting Bing Crosby to My Chemical Romance. It’s a badge of honor and a goal toward which to strive.
Thursday, December 20,2012
Merry cynics-mas
´SantaLand 4.0´ brings to light our dark holiday behaviors
Remembering the spirit of Christmas can get difficult when parking lot road rage and wrestling over smartphones overtake Santa and good cheer.
Thursday, December 13,2012
Let it snow
Irving Berlin's White Christmas is the holly-est, jolliest show around
For many people, a white Christmas is the be-all and end-all of holiday cheer. Going to bed on Christmas Eve with flakes filling the air and waking up on Christmas morning to a world softened by a blanket of new-fallen snow simply can’t be beat.
Thursday, December 6,2012
Upstart Crow puts on a Wilde thing
The Upstart Crow keeps Oscar alive
As a longtime fan of Oscar Wilde, the corners of my mouth go instantly north whenever I hear that some industrious theatre company is mounting one of his plays.
Thursday, November 29,2012
Voulez-vous coucher avec Bah!
Dickens tale retold with ‘Rouge’ accents
If you’re having a hard time this holiday season doling out your entertainment dollars, kill three birds with one stone.
Wednesday, November 21,2012
Craptabulous!
The histrionic history of Colorado’s most famous cannibal
Famous scientists, authors and professional football players have all graduated from this hallowed institution. For many, including myself, the most noteworthy CU alumnus is by far Trey Parker, the co-creator of the subversive and long-running Comedy Central hit South Park.
