TV binge-watchers, take note: SeriesFest, Season 9, kicks off Friday
Nine years in, SeriesFest continues to make good on that vision of an episodic storytelling festival that is generative, illuminating and, at times, a little mind-blowing.
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Chelsea Handler, who is closing out Denver’s SeriesFest at Red Rocks, talks about her Little Big Bitch tour, books and workouts
In her roles as a stand-up comic, talk-show host or documentary series guide (not to mention podcaster and best-selling author), Chelsea Handler has been to Moscow, Mumbai and Cartagena, and...
“Eden Prairie, 1971” is a melancholy (and hopeful) swan song at BETC
So much in the Butterfly Effect Theatre of Colorado’s latest production, Mat Smart¶¶Ňőap “Eden Prairie, 1971,” shines a spotlight on the many pleasures the Boulder company has offered audiences under...
Barbara Bridges leaves a lasting legacy at Denver’s Women + Film festival
Barbara Bridges is in no hurry to figure out what comes next, but there’s sure to be more.
“The Color Purple” at the Denver Center is a gorgeous and timely revival
To see anew in a season of renewal comes as a gift, making it easy to feel awash with theatergoer gratitude.
Judy Blume is entertaining, relevant at Denver’s Women + Film Fest
Author Judy Blume isn’t just a culture changer. Effervescent and wise, the 85-year-old writer of YA lit (before it was a hot genre) is the star of the documentary “Judy...
The Ku Klux Klan, post-partum depression and compassion course through “Amerikin”
Continuing the company’s 25th-anniversary theme of what it means to be an American, “Amerikin” brims with weighty ideas.
In a league of their own: Baseball player Toni Stone and Lady Macbeth take center stage
“Toni Stone” encourages its titular baseball phenom to aim for the fences, and actor Kenya Mahogany Fashaw does just that in the Aurora Fox production running through April 2. And...
Theater reviews: “Hotter Than Egypt,” “FEED Après” making audiences hot and cold
In “Hotter Than Egypt,” American businessman Paul fancies himself a culturally astute traveler. He’s been to Cairo before and respects the local customs, a fact he makes a point of...
Playwrights at Colorado New Play Summit talk about the inspiration behind stories
Jake Brasch is talking about how growing up in Denver shaped him as a playwright. The 31-year-old will return to his hometown from New York this week to begin rehearsals...