No news story, no review, no column any writer pens will ever last as long as those tributes written to those he covers. Here is a collection of obituaries and memorials John Moore has written for The Denver Post over the years about prominent members of our local and national theater communities.
: Denver actor Black gained fame with “Greater Tuna”
: Changing Scene founder brought artistic freedom to Denver stages
: Brooks’ spirit lives on in Washington state
: Original Scene founder both Father and father figure
: Goodwin produced family musicals for Performance Now
: Performance Now founder’s legacy lives on
: Family to honor Phil Gottlieb by playing on
: History-making Denver Center director. And here are from his final interview
: Hosier, ‘part of our family,’ dies at 34
Hudziak was loved on stage and off
: Jury graced local, Broadway stages
: Dancer’s passion reached hundreds of kids
: Remembering Rivertree’s Mary Chandler Mahoney
America’s great moralist
: Popular actor succumbs to cancer
: Country Dinner Playhouse founder was quintessential nice guy
Founder of Shadow Theatre dies at 53
: Master of the melodrama
: Multimedia artist, multifaceted woman
Actor was “Mr. Crack-Up”
: Rosen lived to make others feel special
: Lover of theater and libraries
: She weaved fabric of women’s lives through tales of bras
: Denver theater community loses its piano man
: A force from Broadway to the Elitch Theatre
: “The black Shakespeare”
: 25 years with the Evergreen Players
