Stage and Comedy 
May 9, 2013
LIGHT AND DEATH: ‘Estate’ at Arvada takes grim, sardonic look at death in Texas family
Planning a funeral or battling over an inheritance with relatives can be the truest test of character and the most reliable measurement of motives.
May 9, 2013
Phantastic news: Disabled PHAMALY theater troupe scores federal grant
“We thought it was just going to be a political call,” Silberman said, seated at a table at PHAMALY’s administrative offices on Dallas Street in north Aurora. “It was the great news of the day. Then we had to keep it secret for about three weeks.”
May 2, 2013
Spirited musical premier of ‘Sensibility’ has bright future
The production stays true to all of Austen’s careful character studies and subtle themes, even as it adds plenty of verve for the stage.
Apr 25, 2013
WORTHWHILE ONE-NIGHT STAND: Vintage’s ‘Whorehouse’ is a raucous romp through old tale
Amid all of the off-color jokes, innuendos and raunchy tunes, the Vintage production of “Whorehouse” remains rooted in characters.
Apr 18, 2013
‘Purple’ paints powerful message at Fox
Fox’s presentation of dramatic slave tale offers new lessons for actors, audience
Apr 16, 2013
Blue tube: A conversation with a Blue Man veteran and newbie
We’ll throw in some pretty hard rocking stuff, and depending on how the Blue Men relate to the audience, it’s a real back and forth thing.
Apr 4, 2013
New Colfax district head says future of arts district will come in accessibility
“I can actually see stuff happening,” said Charles Packard, executive producer at the Aurora Fox theater. “This is the first time that I’m involved in the push, and just being closer to it gives me more optimism ... For me, having been here for 13 years, this feels like the real deal.”
Apr 2, 2013
Arvada Center makes the impossible possible with ‘La Mancha’
There’s something impossible about the Arvada Center’s production of the nearly 50-year-old musical “Man of La Mancha.” For any devoted theater fan, the 1964 musical …
Mar 28, 2013
Q&A with Herbert Siguenza, ‘A Weekend with Pablo Picasso’
AURORA | It took more than 40 years for Herbert Siguenza to fully connect with Pablo Picasso. Siguenza, a California-based artist and actor, said his concept of a one-man show exploring the personal life of the Spanish artist stretches back to his childhood, when he saw a book devoted to Picasso’s home life in a dentist’s office.
