Mr. Robot: Who Says the Revolution Has to Make Sense?
Despite, or probably because of, the density of its plot, Mr. Robot is almost more enjoyable if you don’t really know what’s going on
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Five Things to Know About Beaver Creek This Season
Beaver Creek officially opens on November 22, but the season-opening festivities stretch out over several weeks. Here are five thngs to know about the resort for the 2017-2018 ski season.
Review: Joseph’s Dreamcoat a Perfect Fit for Arvada Center
Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat is a spectacular and generous-hearted holiday gift from the Arvada Center.
The Man Who Invented Christmas Is Plummy Fun but Could Use the Real Dickens’ Outrage
Nalluri’s emphasis is on amateur theatrical performances, magic-lantern projections and comically competitive authors.
Five Things to Know About Copper Mountain This Season
A long-term partnership with the Woodward Copper action-sports center has helped make Copper Mountain a magnet for skiers and snowboarders looking to learn new tricks. Here are five more things to know about Copper for the 2017-2018 season.
The 21 Best Events in Denver, November 21-27
The 21 best events in Denver the week of November 21-27, 2017.
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Review: Father/Son Sculptors Charles Parson and Collin Parson Face Off in Counterpoints
Sculptors Charles Parson and Collin Parson are father and son, and they prove that art is relative at Counterpoints: Charles Parson + Collin Parson at the Museum of Outdoor Arts.
My Friend Dahmer Explores the High School Days of a Real Serial Killer
My Friend Dahmer, from a graphic memoir of the same name by the pseudonymous Derf Backderf, is a kind of coming-of-age tale that dissects a troubled kid’s descent into murder. Backderf was a high school pal of the boy who would grow up to become the serial killer and cannibal…
You Should Probably Bring Some Tissues to Wonder
It starts off as the portrait of a troubled child, but expands to become a film about community
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Review: Make a Date to See First Date: A Musical Comedy
First Date is a perfect date for anyone wanting to slip off their shoes under the table, sip a cocktail and recover from a taxing day at work.
Five Things to Know About Wolf Creek This Season
WOLF CREEK wolfcreekski.com 970-264-5639 Wolf Creek was projected to open for weekends starting November 11, with a full opening dependent on snow conditions. Never fear: The ski area, whose motto is “the most snow in Colorado,” got hammered with over 440 inches last season, so pay close attention to the…
100 Colorado Creatives 4.0: David Moke
With roots in the local DIY movement, independent arts advocate David Moke has an imaginative knack for helping to infuse Denver’s mainstream cultural world with a shot of unfettered creativity.
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Free for All: The Five Best Free Events in Denver This Week
Pinch your pennies and enjoy your week with these five free events.
Five Things to Know About Keystone This Season
Keystone is open for the 2017-2018 ski season. Here are five things you need to know to get peak enjoyment out of this favorite resort.
Book It: The Five Best Literary Events This Week
This is a week to celebrate both local authors and independent bookstores, with Indies First on November 25, 2017, kicking off Small Business Saturday.
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Five Things to Know About Purgatory This Season
Purgatory opened on November 18. Here are five things you need to know about Purgatory for the 2017-2018 season.
Five Things to Know About Breckenridge This Season
Breckenridge opened on November 10. Here are five things you need to know about this popular resort.
Ten Things to Do to Make Thanksgiving Fun
From ice-skating rinks to twinks and turkey trots to teas, there’s a Thanksgiving event for just about everyone next week.
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Tava Yoga Studio Will Actually Try to Take Care of Its Teachers
“Consider a yoga pose. Your foundation is everything. Here, our teachers are our foundation.” Co-owner of Tava Yoga Leah Heath believes one core value will be the key to a successful business and an enjoyable experience for yogis: invest in the teachers.
Comedy Works Owner Wende Curtis on Sex Harassment in the Scene
After hearing the news about Louis C.K. (but before we heard about comic-turned-Senator Al Franken), we caught up with Wende Curtis, the woman who has been making comedy work in Denver for decades with Comedy Works.
Ten Things to Do in Denver for $10 and Under (Five Free)
Broke Denverites can find plenty of things to do on the cheap from November 16 to 19. Here are ten of the best events.
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Meet Chris Coleman, the DCPA Theatre Company’s New Artistic Director
Chris Coleman, artistic director for Portland Center Stage for the past seventeen years, has been hired to lead the Denver Center for the Performing Arts Theatre Company.