Denver should be grateful for the foresight and dedication that originally gave birth to the Denver Center Theatre Company, which has assembled a talented group of artists and every year offers an eclectic and intelligent mix of plays — classic and contemporary, angry and light, humorous and tragic. The production values are almost always impeccable. This year’s standouts were a newly translated Cyrano de Bergerac, Dinner With Friends and A Skull in Connemara. Though there’s the occasional misfire, you always feel in safe hands here.