TELLURIDE JAZZ: NOSTOSTROS, IN CONCERT AND AT THE SCHOOL
At the 2012 Telluride Jazz Festival, Nosotros delighted everyone with the performance of the weekend in both Town Park and at The Fly Me To The Moon Saloon. Nosotros put on such gr
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SCENE AT THE BEAN: CAITLIN CANNON + THE ARTILLERY, FRIDAY,2/22/2013
Describe their sound as Alt-C Dream Pop or Modern Americana: Arranged with sweet harmonies reminiscent of that Golden Age Hollywood era, against rousing grooves and gritty rhythms.
TIM O’BRIEN HERE FOR ANNUAL WINTER CONCERT
You can set your clock by it. Same time every year the (2005) Grammy-winning folk and bluegrass pioneer Tim O’Brien returns to town to hang with his dear friends David and Ka
14th ANNUAL TELLURIDE COMEDY FEST, STARTS 2/14
On Valentine’s Day, we suggest an early dinner at your favorite local watering hole and laughs for dessert. As sure as Cupid’s arrow, barbs tossed from the stage of the
BLUES & BREWS: MONOPHONICS, FUNK AT THE ELKS SATURDAY
Telluride Blues & Brews Festival brings back the funk with Monophonics. The music is Saturday, February 9, doors, 9:30 p.m., show time, 10 p.m., Telluride Elk’s Lodge, 472 W.
TELLURIDE THEATRE: OSCAR WILDE’S “EARNEST”
Anyone who has ever seen a play written by Telluride Theatre‘s artistic director Sasha Sullivan knows her timing is perfect. The company’s upcoming production is no exc
REMEMBERING TELLURIDE’S DAVID LINGLE
Dr. David Lingle (9/27/1954-1/17/2013) On Thursday, January 17, 6:30 p.m., Dr. David Lingle, former Artistic Director of the Telluride Choral Society, passed away peacefully in San
TALL TALES: CURIOUS THEATRE’S “MAPLE AND VINE,” REVIEWED
Editor’s note: Telluride Inside… and Out’s monthly (more or less) column, Tall Tales, is so named because contributor Mark Stevens is one long drink of water. He is also long
DIAVOLO AT THE PALM ON JANUARY 20
It’s all about the remix. Diavolo Dance Company reinvents dance, re-imagining the medium as high drama, its team of dancers, gymnasts and actors pushing movement to the ext
ARONSON’S “ORCHESTRA OF EXILES”: HITTING HIGH NOTES
Both illumines humanity’s darkest period from a fresh perspective while delivering the story of an astonishing hero little known in America,” Erica Abeel, Huffington Po
TIO NYC: AUGUST WILSON’S “THE PIANO LESSON”
“Signature Theatre’s revival of August Wilson’s Piano Lesson brings a timely reminder of how consoling, how restorative, how emotionally sustaining great theatre can be,&
TELLURIDE THEATRE: “MURDER AT THE PALM”
Picture yourself in a deerstalker, brow furrowed, puffing away on a curved pipe. You, a Sherlock Holmes wannabe, are doing what comes naturally. Solving a crime. Start your holiday
TIO NYC: AKERS, WINTER RHYTHMS AT URBAN STAGES, NOW – 12/15
I have two questions for the lady. Who does your hair? (Looks like a Sassoon disciple.) I wouldn’t mind the phone number of your dentist either. And this long-stemmed rose of
OPERA HOUSE: EVENING WITH JERRY JOSEPH SATURDAY
The Sheridan Arts Foundation presents a special evening of music, Saturday, December 8, 2012, 9 p.m., featuring rocker Jerry Joseph. Some songwriters just strike down to the hear
SHERIDAN OPERA HOUSE: 2012 WINTER LINEUP
The Wailers, Peter Yarrow, Shawn Colvin, Leftover Salmon and more to play historic Sheridan Opera House winter 2012/2013 It may be cold outside, but things are heating up at the hi
JOINT POINT AT OPERA HOUSE 12/23
It’s a concert for you, but a birthday party for Stu Sundel-Norlin of Joint Point, when the Sheridan Arts Foundation kicks off its winter season with the local jam band. The
TELLURIDE THEATRE’S INAUGURAL YEAR
Event planned to attract new would-be actors and volunteers The Bard said it first,”…the play’s the thing.” (“Hamlet,” Act 2, scene 2). But when
TELLURIDE ADOPTS CULTURAL MASTER PLAN
On Tuesday, October 30, The Telluride Town Council voted unanimously to adopt an update of the Telluride Cultural Master Plan originally adopted in 1996. Telluride Arts facilitated
ABIGAIL WASHBURN RETURNS TO TELLURIDE THURSDAY
It’s rare to have an artist on your iPod that you listen to while running and while relaxing. But bluegrass musician Abigail Washburn is just that. Her clawhammer banjo-infused t
DENVER RUNS PLAY ABOUT MOLLY IVINS
Many of us loved journalist Molly Ivins for her political commentary and wit. The New York Times wrote in their obituary for Molly Ivins: “After Patrick J. Buchanan, as a conserv
TO TELLURIDE FROM NYC: TAYLOR 2 AT THE PALM
Think of the troupe as an amuse bouche, served just before the main course to whet the appetite. “Inclusion in Taylor 2 is a major achievement and a significant rite of passage i
2012-2013 LIVE AT PALM: GREAT SHOWS COMING UP SOON
Five Great Performances of National and International touring companies come to Telluride The Michael D. Palm Theatre for the Performing Arts is once again gearing up to present an
KOTO’S THE RIDE: NORTH MISSISSIPPI ALLSTARS
“If this were 1971, these gentleman would be the biggest band in the world. It may be a disservice to such outfits as the Allman Brothers and Led Zeppelin, who actually held su
SCOTT & SCOTT PERFORM AT LIBRARY & BEYOND
He is not one to parade and peacock around. He simply gets the job done. And he’s cool. I am talking about Scott Doser. Yes, “Scott from the Library” Doser, who c