Kristen Fiore

4 days ago | westword.com | Kristen Fiore

Denver lovers of the nostalgic movie experience can breathe another sigh of relief — the 88 Drive-In Theatre has reopened for its 49th season. The outdoor movie theater gave film fans a scare in 2023 when a proposal was submitted to rezone the property for industrial use.

5 days ago | westword.com | Kristen Fiore

Titanic: An Immersive Voyage is now accepting passengers for the summer. The latest installment at Exhibition Hub Denver is meant to give people an immersive history of the infamous ship that tragically sank on its first voyage, starting from the Titanic's construction all the way to exploring the wreck site 2.5 miles beneath the surface of the Atlantic Ocean.

6 days ago | westword.com | Kristen Fiore

Dating in Denver isn't just for hopeful singles looking to avoid a dumpster fire. This weekend, it's for the moms. In this week's "It's a Date," we plan a Mother's Day outing for a reader who requests a weekend date to celebrate his wife. "My wife is a great mother," he says. "I'd like to take her out for a special Mother's Day without our kids because we never get to go out just by ourselves." He adds that he's been saving up for a special occasion and is willing to splurge.

6 days ago | westword.com | Kristen Fiore

Ali Wong, who broke out in 2016 with Baby Cobra on Netflix will perform at Comedy Works Larimer Square on June 9 and 10. Big names in comedy are headed for the mic in Denver. Queer Eye star Jonathan Van Ness is also coming to the Mile High City for a show at Paramount Theatre on October 25. Wong, who is bringing her "Work in Progress" show to Comedy Works, is also known for her second Netflix special, Hard Knock Wife and for co-writing and starring in the Netflix movie Always Be My Maybe.

1 week ago | westword.com | Kristen Fiore

At the age of ten, I sat down with two friends and penned a script about three sisters who boarded the Titanic. One of my friends had recently seen the 1997 Titanic movie and that was the aesthetic she pictured for our play, so she wrote a tragic love story into the plot for her character. I, on the other hand, had no interest in the movie — or Leonardo DiCaprio, for that matter. It was the tragedy itself that drew me in.