The Performing Arts Project

Broadside the Musical is officially assembled and around Denver people are starting to take notice. From rehearsal rooms to theatre lobbies, there’s a growing buzz about this latest original work. April Alsup, known for championing bold, homegrown productions, Denver’s performing arts community has begun tipping its hat to a company ready to turn ink into action and history into song. It’s not just another summer show, it’s a signal that something lively, thoughtful, and just a little unruly is taking shape.

Meet the cast of Broadside the Musical

There’s a shared appreciation for the kind of storytelling promises: collaborative, inventive, and rooted in both craft and curiosity. The mix of performers stepping into these roles brings a sense of anticipation, voices ready to rise, stories ready to stir, and a stage ready to carry it all. And as this cast prepares to step into Revolutionary Boston, the word around town is clear: Break a leg, make some noise… and may the ink never run dry.