Theatre

As students begin to return from Fall Break, The University of Colorado Boulder will be hosting a variety of events for students who are interested in taking a break from their studies, celebrating the upcoming holidays or just having fun with their friends. 

ShakesFear at CU Boulder breaks down barriers of approachability to Shakespeare in a fun, spooky and interactive experience.

COVID-19 has forced several theatres to halt all live shows; many of which have found unique solutions. By Kathryn Bistodeau

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

CU’s Eklund Opera Program and Symphony presented an emotional performance of Tchaikovsky’s ‘Eugene Onegin.’ By Isabella Fincher

CU’s production of “Almost, Maine” offered a charming look at small-town life and love in rural Maine. By Isabella Fincher

By Danielle Meltz: Many students don’t take advantage of opportunities offered at CU.

If you have never experienced a live showing of “The Rocky Horror Picture Show,” here are some tips on how to not completely come across as a newcomer.

Boulder’s Dinner Theater’s performance of Avenue Q lives up to the original Broadway success of the show.