Original subscribers look back on 40 years of Denver Center memories
As the DCPA Theatre Company has grown into a world-class organization, its earliest supporters have been there every seat of the way
Conservatory Theatre re-named in honor of the late Randy Weeks
This article was published on November 11, 2018 Video by DCPA Video Producer David Lenk and Senior Arts Journalist John Moore. The second video to play will show the unveiling of the new sign in the lobby naming the Randy Weeks Conservatory Theatre. Philanthropists support capital campaign with gift that honors late DCPA President’s passion […]
DCPA at 40: Tyne Daly recalls short and sweet Denver opening
This article was published on September 30, 2018 Future star of stage and screen headlined inaugural production of The Caucasian Chalk Circle but did not finish the run When the Denver Center Theatre Company debuted on New Year’s Eve 1979 with the first of three plays opening on successive nights, Tyne Daly was not yet […]
William Dean Singleton on legacy, promises and a theatre named in his honor
The Ricketson Theatre will be renamed in honor of the DCPA Trustee and former Denver Post owner who says live theatre has helped in his ongoing battle with Multiple Sclerosis
Capital campaign envisions ‘A Grander Opening’ for DCPA
Stage Theatre will be renamed Marvin and Judi Wolf Theatre upon its reopening in 2020; effort already 75 percent to goal.
‘Human Error’ playwright on comedy as a way of confronting our problems
Five things we learned at ‘Perspectives’: Right now is a pretty good time for all of us to sit back and have a laugh together
It’s Mother’s Day! Here are 10 of the worst in theatre history
If you had, have or are a good mother, this list of 10 terrible moms ought to make you feel pretty good about yourself today
Photos, audio: Broadway’s Alex Brightman sings praises of ‘Tommy’
At Aurora Fox, Tony-nominated star of Broadway’s ‘School of Rock,’ says it all began at age 8 watching Michael Cerveris as Tommy
‘The Book of Will’ wins national critics’ Steinberg New Play Award
Lauren Gunderson scores the nation’s largest prize for new plays, which comes with a $25,000 cash award
Deeper dive: Your first look at a new ‘Oklahoma!’
‘Experiencing that sense of possibility expressed by a community we haven’t seen telling this story opens up new windows on what it means to be…