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In the heart of Cirque du Soleil

Boulder Weekly dives into the company’s Montreal headquarters and gets a behind-the-scenes look at how it all happens

By David Accomazzo

The training process for new Cirque du Soleil performers lasts at least 16 weeks. About half of all performers come from an athletic background, so Cirque puts them through a training program designed to help them transition from athlete to athletic performance artist.

 
 
OverTones

Keep it simple

Dr. Dog’s studio approach has evolved over the years

By Chris Parker

“[Slick’s] open to anything and by far the best mechanical player in the band, with the best feel. He’s probably the best musician in the band,” says bassist Toby Leaman. “We’re a different band, and the four of us that have been in the band are all better players, all have a better idea what our roles are and what our strengths are.

Arts & Culture

Curiouser about Curious

Why it’s worth getting interested in this Denver theatre company

By Elizabeth Miller

About 10,000 playwrights live and work in the country, but in the past 10 years, there have been an average of two new plays produced on Broadway each year, according to Jason Loewith, executive director of the National New Play Network.

OverTones

Gesturing across the country

Smooth Money Gesture makes touring look easy

By Matt Conner

It’s rare for people to live out their childhood dreams, but the Diminico brothers are doing just that. Ever since the two were 13 and 12 years old, respectively, Doug and Dan Diminico have practiced and played together in a family trio that included their father.

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Neeson vs. wolf
By Michael Phillips
Details matter
By Michael Phillips
Carano lacks punch
By Michael Phillips
Movie Reviews

reel to reel | Week of Dec. 22, 2011

Hollywood 1927. Silent movie matinee idol George Valentin is enjoying the good life, although he seems fonder of his faithful dog than of his trophy wife. He meets funny, sexy young extra Peppy Miller, a dancer set for a big break, and sparks fly. With the advent of the talkies George’s career nosedives, while Peppy’s takes off.

Arts & Culture
Curiouser about Curious
By Elizabeth Miller
Haunting harmonies
By Gary Zeidner
OverTones
Keep it simple
By Chris Parker
More stories to tell
By Steve Weishampel
Studio savior
By Chris Parker
Buzz
People power
By Jefferson Dodge
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