Theater openings
Butte Theater’s “The Star Spangled Girl”
Sept. 6-Sept. 28: There’s a love triangle and a fanatical magazine. It’s the 1960s in San Francisco, and two editors have just hired a Southern belle. After politics are at odds and feelings aren’t reciprocated, all could be lost. A comedy by Neil Simon. 139 E. Bennett Ave., Cripple Creek, 719-689-3247 or
Longmont Theatre’s “Fox on the Fairway”
Sept. 6-Sept. 21: A bet is likely lost. An arm is broken, and an engagement ring has gone down the toilet. As desperation unfurls on the golf course, Brighton must find a replacement to win the game and his wager, all while getting his life back in order. 513 Main St., Longmont, 303-772-5200 or
Spark Theater’s “Much Ado About Nothing”
Sept. 6-Oct. 5: Lovers are to be married in a week. In the meantime, they scheme a “lovers trap” to get a bachelor and his favorite sparring partner together — all while oblivious to the evil trickster attempting to break up their wedding. Considered one of Shakespeare’s best comedies. 985 Santa Fe Drive, 720-346-7396 or
Compiled by Lucas Dean Fiser, Special to The Denver Post; e-mail theater show releases 10-14 days in advance to denverpostarts@gmail.com
