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Thursday, January 6,2011

Good golly, Miss Dolly

Boulder’s Dinner Theatre puts on a classic and succeeds

By Gary Zeidner
Mere weeks ago candles glowed warmly in menorahs. Christmas lights twinkled on eaves and living room trees. The riotous colors of Kwanzaa accompanied the celebration of Umoja and Kuumba. Children from 1 to 92 smiled wide at unexpected presents. Families rejoiced with annual visits and lifetime traditions.
Thursday, December 30,2010

A million pictures worth countless words

Photographer Peggy Dyer’s portraits capture the spontaneity of strangers

By Marisa Aragón Ware
"I'd heard this song a thousand times, but when I heard him sing, 'I've seen a million faces and I rocked them all,' this magnificent idea just sort of downloaded into my brain," Dyer says. "I saw these giant collages up on the walls of the Getty and I could just hear my shoes clicking down the marble floors of the museum."
Thursday, December 23,2010

Music on canvas

Live-painter Jason García makes art in the moment

By Marisa Aragón Ware
While these days it's a common sight to see an artist onstage with a band, back when Garcia started, the concept was virgin and unexplored. When he was first approached by a San Francisco band in 1998 to paint onstage, he had never heard of anyone doing such a thing.
Thursday, December 16,2010

Swansea song

Miners Alley visits a Christmas of yore

By Gary Zeidner
But don't let the luxury of reserved seating keep you from arriving early and enjoying Miners Alley's comfortable lounge area complete with full bar and local art for sale.
Thursday, December 9,2010

Performance soul in black and white

Lisa Siciliano’s rock photography on display at annual extravaganza

By Marisa Aragón Ware
"I always felt like this completely creative person that had no outlet," Siciliano says. "I had never even thought of taking photos before. It definitely wasn't my childhood dream; I had never taken a class. It just happened and it changed everything."
Thursday, December 2,2010

Life under Duran Duran

How bad ’80s music shaped Rob Sheffield’s life

By Adam Perry
For some, the bulk of popular music in the 1980s is looked back upon as a mere punch line. Flock of Seagulls? Michael Jackson and Paul McCartney doing "Say Say Say"? Poison? Bob Dylan hamming it up in a tacky video that found him earnestly singing,...
Wednesday, November 24,2010

An anything but silent night

Christmas craziness abounds in Reckless

By Gary Zeidner
Propelled by an early, out-of-rightfield plot development too tasty to spoil here, thoroughly domestic and utterly middle-American house frau Rachel ( Julia Motyka) finds herself on the run on Christmas Eve.
Thursday, November 18,2010

The ice films cometh

Adventure Film Festival carries on founder’s dream

By Marisa Aragón Ware
The festival consists of 25 films hand-picked by a committee of professional athletes, activists, photographers and filmmakers out of 140 submissions from around the world.
Thursday, November 11,2010

Fresh perspectives

New art exhibition pairs the surreal with the nostalgic

By Marisa Aragón Ware
"I'm learning who I am as a painter and what exactly my style is," Widom says. "For the show, I focused on the feeling I would get if I were to walk outside and look up above the line of traffic to the tree tops and the sky."
Thursday, November 4,2010

Humor with a feminine twist

Broad Comedy has wide appeal

By Katherine Creel
Its life and the news and just being a woman traveling around the planet, Goodman says. Weve written things about the Taliban, just everything, Not everything is for every audience, however, Goodman says.
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