Theatre

“Climate Cabaret” blends theatre and activism to provide rousing, entertaining commentary on the climate crisis. By Haley Lauritzen

CU’s “Spring Awakening” takes an abstract approach to the angsty, rock show with contemporary dance. By Kaylyn Buehler

In “The Lanuage Archive,” CU acting students will explore how important words are in connecting with others. By Kathryn Bistodeau

BETC’s rendition of the Charles Dickens classic, “A Christmas Carol,” brings holiday spirit, but offers nothing new. By Lou Abecassis

An MFA project, “Virtue of Reality” combined interactive theater and design to explore humanity’s bionic future. By Lou Abecassis

Interactive thesis project “Virtue of Reality” looks to open the public’s eyes to capitalism and the impact of their actions. By Lou Abecassis

Artist Silen Wellington gave audiences an intimate look at trans idenity and dysophoria. By Anna Haynes

The Phamaly Theatre Company, aiming to make more inclusive theatrical performances, brought stories of the Windy City to Denver. By Isabella Fincher

CU’s Eklund Opera Program’s emotional performance of “The Turn of the Screw” is like living a nightmare. By Isabella Fincher

Lakewood’s Benchmark Theatre unsettled audiences with a modern adaptation of George Orwell’s classic, ‘1984.’ By Kaylyn Buehler