Originally created as the Physically Handicapped Amateur Musical Actors League, PHAMALy was founded in Denver by 5 individuals with disabilities who were graduates of the Boettcher School - Kathleen Traylor, Gregg Vigil, Teri Wagner (formerly Westerman), Kevin Ahl, and Rick Britton
1990
Guys and Dolls
1991
Oklahoma!
1992
Anything Goes
Phamaly produces its first show at the Denver Center for the Performing Arts (DCPA) beginning a longstanding community partnership between the two organizations.
1993
Kiss me, Kate
1994
Fiddler on the Roof
1995
How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying
1996
A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum
1997
Mame
1998
The Boy Friend
1999
Side Show
Phamaly received Denver Mayor's Award for Excellence in Arts and Culture
2000
Grand Hotel
2001
Damn Yankees
2002
One Upon a Mattress
2003
The Pajama Game
Denver Post Ovation Award - Best Choreography (Debbie Stark)
2004
Guys and Dolls
Steve Wilson joins the company as Artistic Director and provides new vision for the company.
2005
Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat
Denver Post Ovation Award - Best Musical
Denver Post Ovation Award - Best Director (Steve Wilson)
Colorado Theatre Guild Henry Award - Outstanding Direction of a Musical (Steve Wilson)
2006
The Wiz
2007
Our Town
Phamaly produces its first non-musical.
Phamaly partners with Aurora Fox Arts Center for the first time, beginning a 10-year partnership.
Urinetown the Musical
Colorado Theatre Guild Henry Award - Outstanding Actress in a Musical (Juliet Villa)
Colorado Theatre Guild Henry Award - Outstanding Lighting Design (Stephen D. Mazzeno)
Colorado Theatre Guild Henry Award - Outstanding Choreography (Debbie Stark, Cindy Bray)
Colorado Theatre Guild Henry Award - Outstanding Direction of a Musical (Steve Wilson)
2008
One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest
Side Show
Colorado Theatre Guild Henry Award: Outstanding Actress in a Musical (Regan Linton)
Vox Phamalia: Tales from the Crips
Phamaly creates its first show comprised of original material written and performed by Phamaly artists, with a focus on honest, irreverent, and creative perspectives of the disability identity.
Stand Up for Democracy
2009
Steel Magnolias
Man of La Mancha
Colorado Theatre Guild Henry Award: Outstanding Direction of a Musical (Steve Wilson)
Vox Phamalia: Redux
2010
Barefoot in the Park
Beauty and the Beast
Colorado Theatre Guild Henry Award: Outstanding Direction of a Musical (Steve Wilson)
Vox Phamalia: Triage
2011
The Diviners
How To Succeed in Business without Really Trying
Vox Phamalia: Quadrapalooza
2012
The Elephant Man
Cyrano, an adaptation by Joe Roets (touring production)
disLabled
Little Shop of Horrors
Vox Phamalia: Cinco de Vox
2013
The Foreigner
disLabled: Improvise, Adapt, & Overact
Fiddler on the Roof
Vox Phamalia: G.I.M.P Nation
It's a Wonderful Life
Velveteen Rabbit (touring production)
2014
The Glass Menagerie
disLabled: Disorderly Conduct
Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat
Vox Phamalia: Pity Pity Bang Bang
Rapunzel (touring production)
2015
Baby with the Bathwater
Red Riding Hood
The Fantasticks
Phamaly presents its first international performance, at the Big-i Communications Center for People with Disabilities in Osaka, Japan.
Bryce Alexander becomes Artistic Director.
Denver Mayor's Award for Excellence in Arts and Culture (in collaboration with Lone Tree Arts Center)
2016
Fuddy Meers
Taking Leave
Evita
James and the Giant Peach (touring production)
Regan Linton, former Phamaly performer, becomes Artistic Director as the first person with a disability to be in the role, and the first wheelchair user to head a major U.S. theatre company.
2017
Pygmalion
A Midsummer Night's Dream (workshop)
Annie
VOX: Under Construction
True West Colorado Theatre Person of the Year (Regan Linton)
2018
Romeo and Juliet (workshop)
Into the Woods
Harvey
2019
Phamaly 30th Anniversary Concert
Chicago
Come to Your Senses
Morph Masters: How Disability Made Famous Artists Awesome!
Phamaly premieres its first touring show developed in collaboration with Phamaly actors. The show focuses on famous artists throughout history who live(d) and work(ed) with a disability, and whose disability was an asset in their creativity.
