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A Local Winter Theater Roundup

Posted on February 6, 2024   |   Updated on September 30, 2025

Lizzie Goldsmith

Zuleyma Guevara, Jamie Ann Romero, and Xochitl Romero in the DCPA production of “Cebollas.”

Zuleyma Guevara, Jamie Ann Romero, and Xochitl Romero in the DCPA production of “Cebollas.” (Jamie Kraus Photography)

This season’s local theater lineup is one for the books, with dozens of unique, can’t-miss performances. Here are the ones I’m most excited about:

Cebollas

This DCPA dramedy about three sisters on a road trip from Albuquerque to Denver with a dead body in the car made its debut at the 2022 Colorado New Play Summit. If you love to laugh and appreciate a good family-centered story, you don’t want to miss this gem.

The Nacirema Society

Firehouse Theater is bringing another Pearl Cleage script to the stage. Set in 1964, this play tells the story of six African American debutantes in Montgomery, Alabama, and their introduction to society amid scandal, young love, and societal upheaval.

The Legend of Georgia McBride

This play about an Elvis impersonator who becomes a drag queen also got its start at the New Play Summit (2013). Now even a decade later, this show biz comedy is still bound to light up the stage at Vintage Theatre.

More Recs:

  • 🪓 “Misery (Miners Alley): Yes, that “Misery.” Catch this thriller before it closes in a few days.
  • 🌌 “Space Explorers: The Infinite(DCPA): This hot new VR experience simulating life aboard (and outside) the International Space Station is not one to miss!
  • 🎭 “Urinetown(Town Hall Arts Center): This award-winning satirical musical comedy is bound to scratch your Broadway itch.
  • 🎶 “Natasha, Pierre and The Great Comet of 1812(Arvada Center): Electropop meets “War and Peace”? Sign me up!
  • 🤠 “You Got Older(Benchmark Theatre): Looking for something a little more introspective? Check out this dark comedy about family, illness, and cowboys.
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