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Colorado Springs Conservatory CEO Nathan Halvorson discusses how the appetite for arts and culture in the Pikes Peak Region continues to grow.

Youth performers from across southern Colorado take the stage in the Colorado Springs Conservatory’s production of the musical Anastasia, running December 5-7 at the Kathryn Mohrman Theatre.

Broadway has a knack for bringing even the most sensationalized tales to life via song and dance. “Anastasia” is one such musical. Based on the 1997 animated film of the

Colorado Springs has a thriving arts scene, a tight-knit theater community and an environment that nurtures young performers. A big part of that scene is the Colorado Springs Conservatory (CSC)

Over the summer, 32 students from across the Pikes Peak region spent their days learning the ins and outs of live theater at the Colorado Springs Conservatory.

Everyone’s eyeballs were leaky during Colorado Springs Conservatory’s first read-through of “Titanic.” Understandable, as Maury Yeston’s 1997 Tony Award-winning musical is based on the RMS Titanic, which sank after hitting

The Colorado Springs Conservatory partnered with Colorado College to bring Searching for Santa to life, an original holiday musical by Broadway veteran and Conservatory alumnus Joshua Franklin-Wolfe. With a cast of Conservatory

The Colorado Springs Conservatory partnered with Colorado College to bring audiences the world-premiere holiday musical Searching for Santa by Joshua Franklin-Wolfe. Conservatory students shone in leading roles, with vibrant ensemble performances and

The Colorado Springs Conservatory joined forces with Colorado College for the premiere of Searching for Santa, a brand-new holiday musical created by Conservatory alumnus Joshua Franklin-Wolfe. With nearly 40 performers, live