Author: Toni Tresca

Musical collab invites empathy for immigrants

New local history exhibit explores ‘a uniquely Boulder story of LGBTQ+ rights’

Podcast sparks tough conversations about race in Boulder and beyond

Longmont author Jon Bassoff blurs the line between reality and madness in new novel

“We are saying, ‘We are here, and we’re going to be over there, too, even in places that say they don’t want us,’”

A quick rundown on what’s coming to a stage near you in the new year.

An audacious challenge lies at the heart of Curious Theatre Company’s regional premiere of Dominique Morisseau’s Confederates: connecting the lives of an enslaved woman in the Antebellum South and a...

Buntport Theater’s new play is a delightfully disgusting dive into Chicago’s messiest moment

Despite a meandering script, Arvada Center’s ‘Dracula: A Feminist Revenge Fantasy’ is bloody fun

‘Always… Patsy Cline’ is a lively but lackluster jukebox tribute to a country legend 

Indigenous playwrights explore tribal life at First Storyteller’s Festival

Dairy Arts Center expands access to venue with ‘grassroots socialist model’

Celebrate the art of movement with these local productions

Boulder Ballet prepares 2024-2025 season with growth mindset

Coming to a BoCo stage near you this season

Miners Alley’s ‘School of Rock’ is a feel-good, foot-tapping triumph

Last month’s unexpected closure of DV8, Boulder’s only explicitly queer bar and performance space, has left a void in the local LGBTQ+ scene. Management has been tight-lipped about the future...

Longmont’s performing arts community is a balancing act of ambition and reality, a place where dreams are big but resources are scarce. It’s “innovative and scrappy,” says Assistant City Manager...