On Aug. 6 and 8, the Colorado Shakespeare Festival will recount England's bloody history in a pair of Original Practices performances of "Henry VI, Part 3," wrapping up its 60th season.
This summer's "Hamlet," running June 23 through Aug. 13, will be the festival's ninth production of the Shakespearean masterpiece but the first to be staged indoors with a woman in the title role.
The 60th annual Colorado Shakespeare Festival will take place from June to August, featuring "The Taming of the Shrew," "Hamlet," "Julius Caesar," "Rosencrantz & Guildenstern Are Dead" and part three of "Henry VI."
What happens when we break down the barriers between differing perspectives? Master's student Monica Bolles explores in an immersive installation and performance, April 28 and 29.
Ever wondered what Peter Pan鈥檚 childhood was like before Wendy met him in Neverland? Embrace your inner child with the Theatre & Dance season-closer "Peter and the Starcatcher," starting April 14.
Program Council is hosting two shows for students at Club 156 located in the University Memorial Center. Bring a friend and come check out the free performances April 12 and 13.
The internationally-renowned folk duo Indigo Girls return to Boulder for a collaborative recording session with the CU Symphony Orchestra, and they've invited the public to listen in.
Is there such a thing as a live documentary? On April 7, mixed-media performance "Tripod: Mead, Bateson, Bali" will push the boundaries of the traditional documentary form with live actors, musicians, dancers and video projection.
Intended to be an emotionally gripping and intellectually challenging experience, "Theory of Flight" by Anna Lindemann emerges from the integration of music, animation and evolutionary developmental biology. Catch the unique performance April 7 and 8.
On March 22, as part of the CU Presents Artist Series, living legend and world-renowned flutist Sir James Galway will perform a concert alongside his wife Lady Jeanne Galway and other friends.
