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21 May Mountainfilm: “Afghan Cycles,” A Captivating Ride
Feel the frisson? The big 40th anniversary celebration of Mountainfilm takes places over the upcoming Memorial Weekend in Telluride. Check out the robust schedule for times and venues for films, presentations, the Moving Mountains Symposium, parties, town talks, book-signings, special events and more. Click on the full schedule here and download the Mountainfilm app. And...
20 May Mountainfilm: Kimberly Reed & “Dark Money”
Start planning your 2018 Mountainfilm Festival happening over Memorial Weekend in Telluride. The schedule includes times and venues for films, presentations, the Moving Mountains Symposium, parties, town talks, book-signings, special events and more. Click on the FULL SCHEDULE HERE. Also, Telluride author Susan Dalton captures Mountainfilm‘s best memories in “Mountainfilm: 40 Years.”...
15 May Mountainfilm: Gretel Ehrlich, Cultures on the Brink
Mountainfilm takes place in Telluride over Memorial Weekend, May 25 – May 28. Passes to the 2018 festival are nearly sold out. To get your passes or for more information about Mountainfilm, visit here. Telluride author Susan Dalton captures Mountainfilm‘s best memories in “Mountainfilm: 40 Years.” The beautiful...
13 May TIO NYC: Cole, Catholicism, & Shoes, Oh My !
To date, the current resident of 16 Pennsylvania Avenue and his band of merry men, particularly one Scott Pruitt, have gutted the EPA’s budget under the guise of fixing budget issues; killed the Paris Climate Agreement, denying climate change; and in general relaxed environmental rules...
11 May Tall Tales: “Your Best One,” A Review
Playwright Meridith Friedman and director Dee Covington, present “Your Best One,” at Denver’s Curious Theatre Company. The show is up through June 10. Our Denver theater critic, award-winning author Mark Stevens, reviews the production. Tickets here. There is plenty of hurt to go around in Meredith...
11 May Poets’ Corner: Rosemerry for Mother’s Day
Mother’s Day was first suggested in 1872 by Julia Ward Howe (who wrote the words to the “Battle Hymn of the Republic”) as a day dedicated to peace. In 1907, Philadelphian Ana Jarvis began a campaign to establish a national Mother’s Day. She persuaded her...
06 May TIO NYC: “The Seafarer”+ A Chelsea Afternoon
On yet another fine day in the Big Apple, on stage and on the walls of the many galleries in Chelsea we visited, we found the lines between reality and fantasy, fact and fiction, past and present blurred. And, as always, the Devil was in the...
06 May TIO NYC: White Lies, Theater + Art
“Harry Clarke” at the Minetta Lane Theatere through May 12. Don’t miss Billy Crudup’s tour de force performance. Tickets here. “Three Tall Women” at the Golden Theatre through June 24. Tickets here. Tickets here. Run! Glenda Jackson razzle-dazzles. “Like Life” is up at the Met Breuer...