Summit Spotlight: Eric Pfeffinger on the fertile comedy of a divided America
A couple is devastated to discover that their fertilized embryo has been mistakenly implanted into somebody else. So obviously, it’s a comedy.
Last Man Out: Lt. Gen. Harold G. Moore remembered
The Colorado icon’s book about his experience in Vietnam was made into the movie ‘We Were Soldiers.’
‘Two Degrees’ cast digs deep into Boulder ice-core research
The cast’s visit to Boulder gave them first-hand accounts of the people they play in the Theatre Company’s world premiere.
‘Two Degrees’ heats up conversation on global warming
The provocative title of Tira Palmquist’s new play is meant to both set up her story … and sound an alarm.
Kent Thompson’s legacy: Giving sound to unheard voices
Thompson’s tenure in Denver will be most remembered for his unyielding commitment to underrepresented voices.
‘Messiah of movement’ Bob Davidson passes away
The NTC was the only graduate school where studying trapeze for three years was not only an option, but a requirement.
Beth Malone on ‘Fun Home’: ‘It’s about anyone born of a mother’
The Tony Award nominee and Colorado native came home to talk about the Denver-bound musical and sing the anthem at a Broncos game.
Podcast: A listen back with Terry Dodd
In honor of the director and playwright who died Oct. 12, we take a listen back to his 2006 podcast interview with John Moore.
Mary Louise Lee dedicates ‘Lady Day’ to Jeffrey Nickelson
The Denver First Lady considers her haunting portrayal of Billie Holiday in 2002 to be her most meaningful performance.
Terry Dodd: A playwright, director who bled empathy
Dodd was interested in real, deeply human stories that centered on characters working to reconcile past mistakes.