Tag: theater
New growth
New is the name of the game for Local Theater Company (LTC). Since launching more than a decade ago, the mission of the Boulder-based...
Remote control
“I no longer love blue skies,” a 13-year-old Pakistani boy named Zubair told U.S. lawmakers during a congressional briefing in 2013. “In fact, I...
Curtain calls
As summer gets into gear, the local theatrical scene is in full swing. From an imaginative immersive experience to a heartfelt musical comedy and...
A more perfect union
When you think about labor unions, industries like automotive or steelworks might spring to mind. However, such worker collectives span an array of professions....
Curtain calls
As April showers bring May flowers, Denver’s theatrical scene is in full bloom. From a musical comedy to two historical dramas, here’s a closer...
From basement to beacon
The Arts HUB in Lafayette recently ushered in a new era with the appointment of Andrew Krimm as executive director in March. Krimm, who...
Housing crunch
A seemingly innocuous game of Monopoly between father and son unfolds into an exploration of the murky waters of American capitalism in 237 Virginia Avenue.
This...
A&E events: May 2-9
ON VIEW: Saudi new media artist Nouf Aljowaysir reconstructs and reinterprets her self-identity in SALAF (Ancestor), on view at East Window Gallery in Boulder...
Next stage
As the curtain rises on a new season for the Boulder Ensemble Theatre Company (BETC), producing artistic director Jessica Robblee finds herself caught up...
Curtain calls
As snow fell unexpectedly in late April, what better refuge from the chill than the warm embrace of the theater? The cold weather provided...
A&C events: April 11-18
ON VIEW: Boulder Valley School District and the Dairy Arts Center present this annual showcase of works by local students and teachers during the...
Turbulent times
In Broomfield, financial difficulties and the departure of Nigel Knutzen, executive and artistic director of BackStory Theatre, have put a beloved local children's institution...
