Broadway Is Back: Shows Return To The DCPA This Fall
After 18 months, Broadway shows are returning to the Denver Center for the Performing Arts. On CBSN Denver, we talked to John Ekeberg, the Executive Director of DCPA's Broadway and Cabaret.
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After 18 months, Broadway shows are returning to the Denver Center for the Performing Arts. On CBSN Denver, we talked to John Ekeberg, the Executive Director of DCPA's Broadway and Cabaret.
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