Aurarian Learned Early the Value of Community
Auraria was a diverse neighborhood akin to a small town.| Denver Center for the Performing Arts
An Open Letter to Our Community Dear Friends, In 2010, the Denver Center for the Performing Arts (DCPA) embarked on a great experiment. Charlie Miller and Emily Tarquin co-founded Off-Center — a “test kitchen” for immersive theatre with a simple recipe — put the audience at the center of the story. As one of the […]| Denver Center for the Performing Arts
A large glass bowl with what could be mistaken for paper confetti sits atop a table where Charlie Miller, John Ekeberg and Chris Coleman have gathered in the Wolf Theatre in the Helen Bonfils Theatre Complex. Not a stooge among them, the three gents of the Denver Center’s Off-Center, Broadway and Theatre Company divisions respectively […]| Denver Center for the Performing Arts
This article was originally published in Applause magazine for the national touring premiere of The Lion King in Denver in 2002. Almost from the moment Julie Taymor was born — in 1952, into a comfortable upper middle class Boston family — she was destined for a career in the theatre she could never have foreseen. […]| Denver Center for the Performing Arts
Auraria was a diverse neighborhood akin to a small town.| Denver Center for the Performing Arts
The “Gateway to Denver” still has something to offer.| Denver Center for the Performing Arts
