The Black Actors Guild in collaboration with Wearedenver.org is planning to launch their own platform for both showcasing artists and offering a viewing audience the opportunity […]
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Denver Actors Fund Steps Up to Support Theatre Artists with DEAR Program
The Denver Actors Fund has been a vital part of the theater community for many years. They’ve provided hundreds of thousands of dollars of medical relief […]
Booktalk: Science fiction writer Paolo Bacigalupi and “The Water Knife”
This Colorado author who lives in Paonia lays out a thriller version of possible future water wars in the American Southwest. Is this an impossible scenario […]
Booktalk: Dan Buettner’s “The Blue Zones Kitchen, 100 Recipes to Live To 100”
My Minnesota-based guest, Dan Buettner, is the author of “The Blue Zones Kitchen, 100 Recipes to Live To 100,” as well as several other books about […]
After Image With Michael Casey Reviews Emma, Previews Boulder International Film Festival, Boulder Jewish Film Festival
In this movie review segment, KGNU’s Veronica Straight-Lingo speaks with Boulder Weekly Film Correspondent Michael J. Casey about films, including Emma, now screening nationwide. Casey also previews a […]
Rocky Mountain Puppet Slam Brings Diverse Puppetry to the Ellie Caulkins
Katy Williams Design presents the Rocky Mountain Puppet Slam at the Ellie Caulkins Opera House on Friday night, February 28. The Puppet Slam is a curated […]
Catamounts Bring Immersive, Irreverent “Shockheaded Peter” to The Dairy
The Catamounts are back at the Dairy Arts Center, with an immersive, irreverent take on german children’s tales. The show is called “Shockheaded Peter” and it […]
“Secrets of the Universe And Other Songs”, a Surrealist Take on Historic Relationship Between Einstein and Marian Anderson, Now Playing at Aurora Fox
The Aurora Fox Arts Center in the heart of Aurora is unveiling a world premiere of a brand new play by acclaimed Broadway Playwright, Marc Acito […]