Review: Lend Me a Tenor Is Right on Key at Miners Alley
This funny, silly, pleasurable production makes for a perfect summer evening.
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Teen Suicide and the Story Behind Golden’s New “Wall of Hope”
A documentary premiering at Foothills Art Center captures the Center’s recent projects aimed at changing the conversation around mental health and teen suicide.
Book It: The Five Best Literary Events This Week
Book some time for these readings and signings.
Grafenberg Productions Opens New Improv Venue in Denver
Grafenberg Productions is running an Indiegogo campaign to support its new improv venue in Denver.
100 Colorado Creatives 4.0: Jessica Forrestal
Jessica Forrestal’s work is about stuff—and what happens to it after we’re done with it.
Eugene Jarecki’s The King Loads Elvis and America Into a Wood Chipper Aimed at Your Face
… It’s as scattered and disorienting as the infamous LP Having Fun With Elvis On Stage, an official cheapie that consisted of nothing but the King’s between-songs ‘70s stage banter
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Gus Van Sant’s Don’t Worry, He Won’t Get Far on Foot a Bumpy Ride
Despite some distracting narrative choices and sketchy character development (especially with Mara’s character, who, of course, turns into a love interest), the film does eventually find its footing
Free For All: The Five Best Free Events in Denver
Weekdays may seem an existentially boring gauntlet of toils, but that’s only because they are. Still, you can make the most of your off-duty hours by exploring Denver’s cultural scene, where a variety of entertainments await. See a movie or live concert under a canopy of stars or get involved…
Reader: With Art, the Buyer Can Take It or Leave It…Not Steal It
Elon Musk hasn’t responded to Tom Edwards personally, but plenty of other people have weighed in.
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Weekend Warriors: Moving Into the Weekend and Onto the Mat
There’s no beating the heat this summer, so you may as well continue sweating with this weekend’s workouts.
100 Colorado Creatives 4: Emi Brady
Printmaker and artist Emi Brady is known for her beautiful album covers with themes from nature, and delicate wall installations comprising printed and handcut birds.
Hotel Transylvania 3: the Right Kind of Disposable Fun
Van Helsing is a distant memory by the time we reach Dracula (aka Drac) in the present day, feeling lonely at Hotel Transylvania, his secret resort run by and for monsters, where demonic creatures and other surreal abominations of nature are allowed to vacation free of human meddling
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Ten Things to Do in Denver for $10 and Under (Five Free)
The weekend is nigh, sweaty readers, and anyone willing to power through the Thursday doldrums will be rewarded by three days of delightful entertainments.
Why Pay Artists? Hey, Would You Do Your Job for Free?
The debate over a farting unicorn is fueling renewed discussion of why creatives should be compensated.
Seven Things for Art Lovers to Do and See This Weekend in Denver
Head to the galleries.
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Walter Chaw Leaves Alamo Drafthouse During Expansion to Westminster
Walter Chaw, the Denver area branches’ vice president of operations, departed amid a corporate unification of the company.
Farting Unicorn Could Power a Legal Settlement
The Tesla CEO’s attorneys have reached out to Tom Edwards, but so far, no deal.
Review: Taking Inspiration From Nature at Michael Warren and Mai Wyn
Reviews of new shows at Michael Warren Contemporary and Mai Wyn Fine Art .
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Skyscraper Sure Has a Lot of Mass Shootings for a Family-Time Adventure Movie
Skyscraper is a family-bonding adventure film starring Dwayne Johnson, Neve Campbell and two elementary-aged children who are as good at appearing darling (in the early scenes) as they are at playacting the role of traumatized hostages (in the later scenes)
Tanks for the Memories: Our Deep Dive Into Denver’s Aquariums
Here’s what you’ll find at each attraction.
Rob Reiner’s Shock and Awe Takes on Bush’s War and the New York Times — and Wins
Shock and Awe is a 90-minute liberal told-you-so, a polemic that, like a long Rachel Maddow segment, is more cheery than thunderous, even as it names the names that must be named
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Denver Museum of Nature & Science Opens Virtual Reality Arcade
It’s just opened an arcade with ten virtual reality games.