Summit Spotlight, L M Feldman, ‘Another Kind of Silence’
Playwright’s goal is to incorporate American Sign Language ‘in really beautiful and complicated theatrical ways’
Summit Spotlight: Benjamin Benne, ‘Alma’
A mother, a daughter and the thread of an American Dream
Summit Spotlight: Mary Kathryn Nagle and Suzan Shown Harjo, ‘Reclaiming One Star’
The mission to put an end to racist sports mascots moves into a Denver Center theatre
Summit Spotlight: Jessica Kahkoska, ‘In Her Bones’
Homegrown project sheds light on a hidden heritage in southern Colorado
2020 Colorado New Play Summit casting includes first Native American Oscar winner for acting
The region’s largest new-play festival will gather dozens of actors, directors, playwrights and crew
Laird Williamson departs on his final flight of fancy
Seminal figure in Denver Center history directed more than 40 plays over 25 years
By the numbers: ‘twenty50’ and what the U.S. Census predicts
It’s a question of identity, and the answers are in the numbers
Guest Column: ‘You Lost Me’ finds a home in the heart of a young playwright
Noah Jackson calls Bonnie Metzgar’s new play ‘a masterpiece of heartbreak, love, loss and being found’
‘twenty50’: What’s the cultural cost of taking a slice from America’s power pie?
Near-future world-premiere play considers the consequences of assimilation Playwright Tony Meneses was intrigued when he came across a Pew Research Center study that predicted 2050 will be the year the U.S. population will no longer have a white majority. That, in itself, could make for a compelling “near-future” pot-boiler. Imagine: What will white people do […]
‘You Lost Me’ offers a port in the storm of grief
‘I was really looking to write a story about how rebirth comes after tragedy’