A review by Gwen Gray As dance companies look for innovative ways to reach new audiences, two approaches seem to be gaining traction in today’s dance landscape: collaboration and relevant […]
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Lindy on the Rocks: Get in the Swing of Things (for a Good Cause)
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Hannah Kahn Dance Company’s Thrum and Other Dances May 3 and 4
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By Marc Shulgold Talk about strange bedfellows—Classical ballet and classic rock. Imagine Elvis crooning, “You can do anything but lay off of my pink point shoes.” But then, the Joffrey […]
dawson | wallace’s Dissonance Theory opens March 22
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By Theresa Anderson Denver Architectural Foundation Doors Open Denver is one of Denver Architectural Foundation’s most popular events that support the organization’s dual purpose to increase awareness and appreciation […]
Dance Winter Preview: ‘Nutcrackers’ and More!
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