Tall Tales: “Copenhagen” at Denver’s John Hand Theater
“Copenhagen,” a play by Michael Frayn, is about a meeting between two people in 1941 that held major implications for the course of events during World War II. That the meeting
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Tall Tales: Begley’s Biography of Updike, Reviewed
If you marvel at the prose of John Updike, you’ll enjoy the biography by Adam Begley. I suppose my job is to answer the question for non-believers: Why should I read this? My
Ah Haa LitFest Workshop: Amy Irvine McHarg & Craig Childs
“Raising the Dead: A Walking Celebration of Landscape and Literature,” Saturday, May 17 Writers, readers and lovers of books are invited to a workshop with award-winnin
Telluride LitFest: Pam Houston at Library, 5/18/2014
In conjunction with the first annual Telluride Literary Arts Festival, the Wilkinson Public Library is hosting a very special event with author Pam Houston. The event takes place
SAF’s Young People’s Theatre: Surviving Zombies
What: The Sheridan Arts Foundation Young People’s Theater presents “10 Ways to Survive the Zombie Apocalypse,” a comedy by Don Zodilis, directed by Jennifer Julia When: Sund
SPARKy Productions: Telluride Playwright Fest & Lawn Chair Movie Nite
SPARKy Productions is gearing up for its 10th year of organizing the summer program of the Telluride Playwrights Festival. An exciting week of two new staged play readings, a one
Telluride Arts: Mark Fischer Poetry Prize 5/17/2014
Mark Fischer Poetry Prize Awards Celebration, presented in conjunction with Telluride Literary Arts Festival. At Arroyo, 6 – 7:30 p.m. The 16th annual Mark Fischer Poetry Prize
Jimmy Cliff at Telluride Conf. Center 7/30/2014
The Sheridan Arts Foundation & Telluride Ski Resort present music icon Jimmy Cliff. Tickets on sale now. The Sheridan Arts Foundation and Telluride Ski Resort presents music le
Lit Fest’s Burlesque: “Taking it All Off” – Poetically
This is the razor’s edge. It is the line between sexuality, tease, and the real deal, the raw, cutthroat gulp where performance meets poetry, where neo-Burlesque meets memoir, wh
Poet’s Corner: Kierstin Bridger for Mother’s Day (in Nigeria)
Did you know that 72 percent of moms felt more beautiful when they were pregnant. And for Mother’s Day (today), 1 in 4 moms say they want a trip to the spa, all according to blog
Poets’ Corner: Two from Rosemerry for Mother’s Day
Editor’s note: Internet research came up with the history of Mother’s Day. The tribute was first suggested in 1872 by Julia Ward Howe (who wrote the words to the “Battle Hy
Local April Montgomery Appointed Chair of State Water Board
Norwood and longtime Telluride regional resident, April Montgomery, program director of the Telluride Foundation, was recently elected Chair of the Colorado Water Conservation Bo
Tall Tales: “Venus in Fur” at Denver’s “Curious Theatre”
At the end of “Venus in Fur,” running through Saturday, June 14 at The Curious Theatre in downtown Denver, I wanted to watch it all over again. The play ends up in a pla
Telluride Foundation: Nominations Open for 2014 Outstanding Citizen
Telluride Foundation’s Annual Award Recognizes Exceptional Community Members Who makes our community great? Who are those unsung heroes? The Telluride Foundation created the Outs
Telluride Found’n: May Workshops
The Telluride Foundation is hosting the following workshop/ED Breakfast in May, please email to april@telluridefoundation.org if you plan to attend. Workshops are free and open to
Sheridan Opera House: “Fantastic Mr. Fox”
“Fantastic Mr. Fox” is based on a story by Roald Dahl and adapted and directed by the Sheridan Arts Foundation’s founder & artistic director Jen Julia. It is performe
Telluride Film Fest: Sunday at the Palm Presents “African Cats”
Celebrate Earth Week with the Disneynature documentary “African Cats,” narrated by Samuel L. Jackson. The film follows a pride of lions and a family of cheetah
41st Telluride Film Fest: Call for Entries
Telluride Film Festival, (August 29 – September 1, 2014), presented by National Film Preserve, Ltd. announces its Call for Entries in all categories including student, short and
TIO NYC: “Degenerate Art” at the Neue Galerie
The Neue Galerie’s big spring show, “Degenerate Art: The Attack on Modern Art in Nazi Germany, 1937,” was close to three years in the making, but the pay off in the timing
Pastor Pat Bailey, Insights: Easter & Passion Sunday
My sermon for Palm and Passion Sunday was titled “Hating Life.” It explored the words in John, “Those who love their life will lose it, and those who hate their l
TIO NYC: “The Heir Apparent,” by Way of David Ives
Master wordsmith David Ives is probably best known for his evenings of one-act comedies, All In The Timing and Time Flies. All In The Timing won the Outer Critics Circle Pla