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25 Oct Telluride Inside … and Out in New York: lunch at the historic Coffee House

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Frances Barlow lives her life with an unbuttoned sense of joy, both in New York, where she runs the theatre she founded, Urban Stages, and in Telluride, where she lives part time with husband Ed Barlow. Telluride Inside…and Out always looks forward to spending time...

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19 Oct Telluride Inside… and Out in Pittsburgh: A dinner at Alla Famiglia

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On the road, Telluride Inside… and Out, especially on family visits to big cities on both coasts, tends to build our days around friends and museums and our evenings around theatre, music, or dance. Now and again, food is the main event. Kjerstin Viebrock Klein,...

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17 Oct Telluride’s Valerie Madonia trains the troupes

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[click “Play” to hear Susan’s conversation with Valerie Madonia] Valerie Madonia is a Telluride local who, for years, commanded the world stage as a prima ballerina with The Joffrey Ballet of Chicago. Earlier, she was in the corps de ballet of the National Ballet of...

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15 Oct Katy Bowlby: a bird in “Cinderella” in Telluride

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On Sunday, October 18, 3 p.m., Telluride's Palm Theatre presents the State Street Ballet's production of "Cinderella." The production includes about 30 young dancers from the Telluride region. A little birdie told me one of them is Katy Bowlby – playing a little bird. Katy...

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09 Oct Michael Palm: Much more than a theater in Telluride

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Telluride may have been his second home, but our mountain hamlet was one of his great loves. The gravitational pull of the wandering planet called Michael D. Palm was irresistable. Michael was, by any measure, a remarkable man: gifted educator, musician, athlete, businessman, and philanthropist....

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03 Oct Restoration continues at Telluride’s historic Opera House

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Telluride's historic Sheridan Opera House, constructed in 1913  by W. A. Segerberg, was a combination vaudeville and movie theatre. Floors connected to the luxe New Sheridan Hotel, facilitating the passage of prominent entertainers of the period, including Sarah Bernhardt, Lillian Gish, and speakers such as...

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21 Sep Unplanned Tolstoy family reunion at Telluride Film Festival

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[click “Play” to hear Susan’s conversation with Sophia Tolstoy Penkrat] Over Labor Day weekend, Michael Hoffman’s “The Last Station” enjoyed an auspicious world premiere at the Telluride Film Festival. At the heart of the soaring biopic is a conundrum: author Leo Tolstoy’s (Christopher Plummer) struggle...

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14 Sep 36th annual Telluride Film Festival: Review

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Anne Thompson, George Gittoes, Nicholas Cage,and Jason Reitman at Labor Day seminar The Telluride Film Festival invented downsizing: for 36 years, the directors of the event have selected just 20 – 30 movies from among the hundreds submitted to them each year, which explains why...

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03 Sep Nuggets from the Nugget: Telluride film Festival

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As previously noted, the Nugget Theatre is closed Wednesday and Thursday, September 2-3 to set up for Telluride Film Festival. The Nugget is one of the venues for Film Fest from Friday, September 4 through Monday, September 7. The theatre will be closed Tuesday through...

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16 Aug Telluride’s Mudd Butts: “Fears of Your Life”, It’s a Wrap!

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[double click to view in larger format] Sunday afternoon, August 16, was the final show of the Mudd Butts’ “Fears of Your Life” on Telluride’s Michael D. Palm Theatre stage. The play was based on the book of the same name by Michael Bernard Loggins,...

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