Colorado Arts Spotlight, Oct. 17 – 20: Hamilton, an Indigenous art market and more
Plus this weekend brings classic opera, ballet, a darkly comedic play, and a spine-chilling immersive experience at The Stanley Hotel.
By Eden Lane
Indie film ‘Welcome to the Fishbowl’ hopes to revive Colorado’s film industry
The production, filmed entirely in Colorado, offers a glimpse into the potential future of filmmaking in the Centennial State.
By Eden Lane
Colorado Arts Spotlight, Oct. 10 – 13: Día de Muertos celebrations, haunted houses and more
From classical music to analog photography, and from haunted houses to Día de Muertos celebrations, there is a rich assortment of experiences from which to choose this weekend.
By Eden Lane
World War II’s hidden queer history comes to light in ‘Stockade’ at Local Theater Company
The world premiere production explores the treatment of LGBTQ+ soldiers on the front and when they returned home.
By Eden Lane
Arvada Center reimagines ‘Dracula’ with humor and gender-swapped roles
In a very bloody production, the classic Victorian horror becomes a “Feminist Revenge Fantasy, Really”
By Eden Lane
What makes a great orchestra? Colorado Symphony’s new music director has an inclusionary vision that elevates music across genres
As the Colorado Symphony enters a new phase under Peter Oundjian’s leadership, it aims to expand its reach and contribute to Denver’s cultural scene.
By Eden Lane
Colorado Arts Spotlight, Oct. 3 – 6: Tour de Corgi, Art on the Corner and more
Plus this weekend brings classical ballet, street art, traditional barkcloth, and an exploration of “cancel culture.”
By Eden Lane
Denver Center’s ‘Hamlet’ reinvents Shakespeare’s classic with young lead and viking-inspired setting”
Drawing inspiration from historical research, “Hamlet” director Chris Coleman created a world that blends elements of Viking culture with early European Christianity.
By Eden Lane
Colorado Springs artist appeals copyright rejection over AI art
Jason M. Allen’s “Theatre D’Opera Spatial” first won top honors at the 2022 Colorado State Fair. Then the controversy began.
By Eden Lane
Colorado Arts Spotlight, Sept. 27-29: Opera, oddities, a silent film festival and more
Plus, an arts grant will help preserve Indigenous cultural memory and a touring musical starts its journey in Denver.
By Eden Lane
Colorado Arts Spotlight, Sept. 20-22: Hamlet, high country photography and ‘dancing with fungi’
From dance performances to art exhibitions and community festivals, here’s a look at things to do around Colorado this weekend.
By Eden Lane
Denver’s [margins.] book festival seeks to redefine literary arts with drag, comedy and a neighborhood full of events
The two-day festival focuses on voices that have often been pushed to the margins in art and society.
By Eden Lane
Boulder one of three finalists to land the Sundance Film Festival
The city is up against Cincinnati and the festival’s current home in Utah.
By Eden Lane
Colorado Arts Spotlight, Sept 13-15: Political satire, Indigenous art, mural events and more
From environmental murals to Muslim Futurism, Colorado offers a range of issues to explore. Also, why the Aurora Fox doesn’t have an August Wilson play on its schedule next year.
By Eden Lane
Cleo Parker Robinson Dance revives ‘Black Orpheus’ in Denver
The work is one of three Brazilian inspired pieces the company will bring to the stage this weekend.
By Eden Lane
Colorado Arts Spotlight: From festivals to cat cafés, your guide to arts events this weekend
Plus, this week in arts news — a big goodbye at Opera Colorado.
By Eden Lane