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It’s a week where theaters push boundaries, event spaces transform into fashion runways and classical music is reimagined.

From film screenings to symphony concerts, there’s a little something for everyone.

At first, Michael Shayan’s mother didn’t know why her son was making a play about her. Now her question is “When am I going to Broadway?”

Boulder Ensemble Theatre Company explores diverse Latinx voices in this pre-election production.

Also, a new release from a Colorado composer focuses on hope, as the world moves out of the pandemic.

North America’s longest-running women’s film festival is celebrating its 37th year at Colorado College.

Communities around the state offer film festivals large and small, and everything in between.

Plus this weekend brings classic opera, ballet, a darkly comedic play, and a spine-chilling immersive experience at The Stanley Hotel.

The production, filmed entirely in Colorado, offers a glimpse into the potential future of filmmaking in the Centennial State.

From classical music to analog photography, and from haunted houses to Día de Muertos celebrations, there is a rich assortment of experiences from which to choose this weekend.

The world premiere production explores the treatment of LGBTQ+ soldiers on the front and when they returned home.

In a very bloody production, the classic Victorian horror becomes a “Feminist Revenge Fantasy, Really”

As the Colorado Symphony enters a new phase under Peter Oundjian’s leadership, it aims to expand its reach and contribute to Denver’s cultural scene.

Plus this weekend brings classical ballet, street art, traditional barkcloth, and an exploration of “cancel culture.”

Drawing inspiration from historical research, “Hamlet” director Chris Coleman created a world that blends elements of Viking culture with early European Christianity.

Jason M. Allen’s “Theatre D’Opera Spatial” first won top honors at the 2022 Colorado State Fair. Then the controversy began.