A preview by Josh Primus This holiday season, many parents are wondering about finding cool events for their picky teenagers. This overview of the December holiday arts scene should answer […]
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Colorado Repertory Singers Tackle “Carmina Burana”
A review by Marc Shulgold There’s no place to hide in Carl Orff’s insanely popular choral masterpiece Carmina Burana. This sprawling work demands huge, often unfair contributions from everyone on […]
Rousing contrast in “East Meets West”
A preview by Ruth L. Carver Boulder Concert Band’s upcoming “East Meets West” concert promises to delight audiences with a lively mix of American band favorites and rousing Asian flair. […]
‘Miss Saigon’ Touches Down at the Vintage Theatre
A Preview, by Marc Shulgold So, how do you squeeze a giant Broadway hit show into an itty-bitty theater in Aurora? Simple – just make some cuts in the ceiling. […]
The Metropolitan Jazz Orchestra at Dazzle Jazz Club – by Robin McNeil
Monday evening, November 10, the Dazzle Jazz Club on Lincoln Street in Denver, hosted the Metropolitan Jazz Orchestra (MJO). In turn, the MJO hosted the Rocky Mountain High School Jazz […]
Fall and Winter 2014: Can’t-Miss Museum, Science, and Cultural Events around Denver and Boulder
A Fall Preview by Gwen Gray We’ve bid adieu to summer, but fear not: fall and winter have so many creative, inspiring and invigorating cultural events coming our way that […]
Denver Fall Arts Preview: From Robots to Queertooning
Denver Fall Arts Preview by Theresa Anderson Metro Denver is bursting at the seams right now with high value programming from a variety of arts organizations that connect some of […]
Bumper Crop: Boulder / Denver Theatre Fall Preview
Boulder / Denver Theatre Fall Roundup, by Mare Trevathan After our wet, verdant summer here in Colorado, it was a rude awakening to find a backyard full of yellow and orange […]
Upcoming Event with Art from Ashes: The Running of the Gays
A preview by Gwen Gray If you’re not familiar with Denver’s award-winning youth support program Art from Ashes, let me give you a quick rundown. A finalist for the prestigious […]
A Denver Youth Orchestra Hits the Road
An article by Marc Shulgold For an ensemble of musicians still in their teens and 20s, the premier Denver youth orchestra, Denver Young Artists Orchestra (DYAO) has certainly covered the […]
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Walking a Tightrope with Ars Nova
By Marc Shulgold Tom Morgan understands the dangers of controversy. The music director of the Ars Nova Singers has accepted the challenge of programming...
Boulder Bach Fest Ends on a High Note
A review by Marc Shulgold Heartfelt words of gratitude from the stage, warm waves of applause from a sizable audience – and, as usual, first-rate...
