Tuesday, May 4, 10-11am
Calvary Bible Church, 3245 Kalmia Ave, Boulder
In the Winter/Spring issue of Boulder Magazine, local author Kay Turnbaugh wrote about the serious risks of sleep apnea (see When the Breathing Stops).
The chances of enjoying a restful sleep slowly decrease as we age. In fact, about 3 out of 5 adults over age 65 have some kind of sleep complaint. Insomnia is only one of the problems. Snoring and sleep apnea — repeated short episodes of interrupted breathing — also become more common with age. Poor sleep quality can be a cause for concern, since it can lead to an increased risk of stroke, heart attack, depression, obesity and diabetes.
Board-certified sleep expert Michael Weissberg, MD, of the Boulder Community Sleep Disorders Center will describe ways to improve sleep during a free, one-hour health lecture. The lecture will be held on Tuesday, May 4, from 10 to 11 a.m. at Calvary Bible Church, located at 3245 Kalmia Avenue in Boulder.
Reservations are required. Attendees should call 303-441-0580 or email publicinformation@bch.org .
ABOUT BCH’s SENIOR FOCUS LECTURE SERIES
Boulder Community Hospital (BCH) hosts Senior Focus Lectures to address the unique health issues one faces when growing older. They provide a forum for the interactive exchange of health information between local medical experts and senior community members. These free, one-hour programs are held one day a month from April through November.
Thursday, April 29, 2010
Wednesday, April 28, 2010
Last Weekend to See Denver Children's Theatre production of CINDERELLA
DENVER CHILDREN’S THEATRE
CINDERELLA
Sunday, May 2, 1pm
$9 general admission or $8 for children, students or seniors
MACC at the Robert E. Loup Jewish Community Center (JCC), 350 S. Dahlia St.
(303) 316-6360, www.maccjcc.org
Families and school groups will marvel at new-fangled magic during a live theatre production of Cinderella. When the show takes the stage in Shwayder Theatre at Mizel Arts & Culture Center (MACC), youthful audiences will be privy to modern twists on the beloved fairytale in a kingdom where imagination rules.
Recommended for children in grades ECE-6, this contemporary rendition of Cinderella offers not only an entertaining experience but also lessons about diversity, coming of age, class struggles and the victory of right over wrong as our Cinderella struggles to cope with the loss of her mother and learns how to interact with fairly likeable stepsisters in less opulent surroundings. Other characters are a sympathetic prince and his best friend, an aspiring musician but not yet legendary Mozart, a peculiar king, a warm and wacky godmother and a not totally despicable step-mom.
This new world of enchantment is deftly conjured by Director Billie McBride. Having directed previous plays at MACC, Arvada Center, Denver Center for the Performing Arts and Colorado Springs Conservatory, McBride works her magic again on this production, using Charles Way’s script based on Charles Perrault’s story. Mc Bride brings Denver’s most accomplished adult actors, Jamie Ann Romero (Cinderella), Brian Landis Folkins (Prince Sebastian), Crystal Verdon (Stepmother), Karen Slack (Constanze), Mare Trevathan (Aloysia), Michael Kane (Fairy Godmother, Mozart) and Josh Hartwell (Sigmund, King Leopold), to the stage.
Tickets for the final performance of Cinderella at 1 pm on Sunday, May 2 are $9 general admission or $8 for children, students or seniors at MACC at the Robert E. Loup Jewish Community Center (JCC), 350 S. Dahlia St.
ABOUT DENVER CHILDREN'S THEATRE
For performances spanning more than 13 years, the DCT has won kudos galore, including the 2009 Henry Award for Outstanding Children’s Theatre, the Colorado equivalent of a Tony Award. Students at Lincoln Elementary School wrote this praise for DCT: “Thank you for the super, fantastic, excellent, unbelievable play!”
For all related inquiries and ticket purchases call (303) 316-6360 or visit www.maccjcc.org
Farm to Table Dinners
Restaurant 4580 kicks off it's popular Farm to Table Dinners on May 20, featuring organic asparagus from Jay Hill Farms.These special dinners feature a 4 course chef's tasting menu highlighting the organic bounty of North Boulder's own Jay Hill Farms. Dinners are $35 per person (excluding tax and gratuity). Farm to Table Dinner schedule for the rest of the season is as follows:
- June 25-Rhubarb
- July 15-Zucchini
- August 26-Tomatoes
- September 16-Peppers
- September 30-Eggplant
Restaurant 4580, located in North Boulder at 4580 Broadway, is a friendly, relaxing neighborhood place that serves up consistently tasty and interesting food.
For more information about Farm to Table Dinners, visit the Restaurant 4580 website, or call 303-448-1500.
Friday, April 23, 2010
Boulder Dandelion Festival, April 23
One of our favorite festivals is coming back to Boulder on April 23.
Citizens for Pesticide Reform, a branch of the Rocky Mountain Peace and Justice Center, has organized the Dandelion Festival to celebrate the healthful and environmental benefits of the much-maligned dandelion.
The Festival features music, experts speaking about the environment (and the use of pesticides in Boulder County) and the first annual Dandelion Cook-Off.
HEAR Brigitte Mars speak about the wonders of the Wild, Edible and Medicinal Plants of Boulder. TASTE a variety of dandelion delights. LEARN about the latest techniques in backyard gardening and how to make your lawn organic. HAVE your face painted and create dandelion crowns. VOTE for your favorite dandelion recipe as Boulder chefs battle in the Dandelion Cook-Off. Join the Boulder community in supporting local vendors who provide safe and healthy products.
The Dandelion Festival is FREE and takes place at the Boulder Bandshell (Broadway and Canyon) from 9am-4pm.
Click here for a full schedule of events.
Personally, we're hoping there's a sampling of Dandelion Wine!
Citizens for Pesticide Reform
Eat Pizza (then work it off) and Help the Animals, May 6!
PROTO'S PIZZERIA BENEFIT MAY 6
Dine at any of the Proto's locations in Boulder, Broomfield, Lafayette or Longmont on Thursday, May 6 and help the orphaned and injured animals in the care of Greenwood Wildlife Rehabilitation Center. 10% of all food proceeds from both lunch and dinner will be donated to Greenwood.
FLATIRON'S PILATES WORKOUT FOR WILDLIFE BENEFIT, Month of May
During the month of May, all classes at Flatiron's Pilates are a special reduced drop-in rate of $7, $2 of which goes directly to help animals in the care of Greenwood Wildlife Rehabilitation Center. For more information on classes and times, visit the Flatiron's Pilates website.
Register on-line now for Greenwood's Wild Night for Wildlife 2010
Wild Night 2010 will be held on Friday, September 10 from 5:30-10:00 PM at the Glenn Miller Ballroom in the CU Memorial Center. You can win getaways to the YMCA Camp in Estes Park, Maui, Vail, and Keystone along with a great selection of art and gift certicates at your favorite local businesses. The event features an open bar with wine, beer and spirits, a buffet dinner, and a silent auction followed by a live auction. Purchase tickets online at here.
Wednesday, April 14, 2010
Lecture on ‘Breaking the Habit of Being Yourself’ with Dr. Joe Dispenza
Lecture on ‘Breaking the Habit of Being Yourself’ followed by a Q&A
Thursday, April 15 at 7pm
Unity of Boulder
Tix: $25 (prepaid online), $30 at the door. Students $15.
BIG CONVERSATIONS is proud to bring neuroscientist, chiropractor, author and lecturer, DR JOE DISPENZA, from What the Bleep Do We Know!? to Boulder in this uniquely informal and intimate evening of 'big conversation' about science and spirituality.
Best known as one of the most popular scientists/personalities featured in the film What the Bleep Do We Know!? Dr Dispenza is also the author of the bestselling book Evolve Your Brain – The Science of Changing Your Mind which connects the subjects of thought and consciousness with the brain, the mind and the body, and explores ‘the biology of change’.
Dispenza’s work on the brain and the relationship between the mind-body connection was inspired at age 23, after being run over by a truck while competing in a triathlon. He suffered multiple fractures to his vertebrae and was told he would never walk again. Against doctor’s advice, Dispenza decided against surgery and after three months, along with a careful therapeutic program, he had literally thought his way to healing. Dispenza followed through on the promise that he made to himself – that if he was ever able to walk again, he would dedicate his life to studying the mind-body connection and share that knowledge with others, to inspire them to harness their own innate ability to heal themselves.
Over the last 20 years, Dr Dispenza has lectured in over 18 countries, educating people about the role and function of the human brain. He has taught thousands of people how to re-program their thinking through scientifically proven neuro-physiologic principles. As a result, this information has taught many individuals to reach their specific goals and visions by eliminating self-destructive habits. His approach, taught in a very simple method, creates a bridge between true human potential and the latest scientific theories of neuroplasticity. He explains how thinking in new ways, as well as changing beliefs, can literally rewire one’s brain.
The premise of Dr Joe Dispenza’s work is founded in his total conviction in the latent power of human potential, our ability to transcend our personal limitations and the interconnectedness of the brain, the mind, the body and consciousness.
Don't miss this opportunity to hear Dr Joe Dispenza share the science, tools and techniques that make it possible for us to truly change our mind, our health and our life.
Click here to book your tickets
Click here to watch a video of Dr Joe Dispenza
Thursday, April 15 at 7pm
Unity of Boulder
Tix: $25 (prepaid online), $30 at the door. Students $15.
BIG CONVERSATIONS is proud to bring neuroscientist, chiropractor, author and lecturer, DR JOE DISPENZA, from What the Bleep Do We Know!? to Boulder in this uniquely informal and intimate evening of 'big conversation' about science and spirituality.Best known as one of the most popular scientists/personalities featured in the film What the Bleep Do We Know!? Dr Dispenza is also the author of the bestselling book Evolve Your Brain – The Science of Changing Your Mind which connects the subjects of thought and consciousness with the brain, the mind and the body, and explores ‘the biology of change’.
Dispenza’s work on the brain and the relationship between the mind-body connection was inspired at age 23, after being run over by a truck while competing in a triathlon. He suffered multiple fractures to his vertebrae and was told he would never walk again. Against doctor’s advice, Dispenza decided against surgery and after three months, along with a careful therapeutic program, he had literally thought his way to healing. Dispenza followed through on the promise that he made to himself – that if he was ever able to walk again, he would dedicate his life to studying the mind-body connection and share that knowledge with others, to inspire them to harness their own innate ability to heal themselves.
Over the last 20 years, Dr Dispenza has lectured in over 18 countries, educating people about the role and function of the human brain. He has taught thousands of people how to re-program their thinking through scientifically proven neuro-physiologic principles. As a result, this information has taught many individuals to reach their specific goals and visions by eliminating self-destructive habits. His approach, taught in a very simple method, creates a bridge between true human potential and the latest scientific theories of neuroplasticity. He explains how thinking in new ways, as well as changing beliefs, can literally rewire one’s brain.
The premise of Dr Joe Dispenza’s work is founded in his total conviction in the latent power of human potential, our ability to transcend our personal limitations and the interconnectedness of the brain, the mind, the body and consciousness.
Don't miss this opportunity to hear Dr Joe Dispenza share the science, tools and techniques that make it possible for us to truly change our mind, our health and our life.
Click here to book your tickets
Click here to watch a video of Dr Joe Dispenza
SUSAN POLIS SCHUTZ TO DEBUT HER NEWEST DOCUMENTARY TONIGHT, APRIL 14
DEBUT AIRING OF “THE MISUNDERSTOOD EPIDEMIC: DEPRESSION”
SUSAN POLIS SCHUTZ’S NEWEST DOCUMENTARY
Airs Wednesday, April 14 at 8pm, KRMA-TV- PBS, Channel 24
One in four women suffer from depression; one in eight men.
With more than 21 million Americans diagnosed with clinical depression annually, it remains one of the most misunderstood conditions – often not recognized as a medical illness, but as something imagined or self-inflicted.
Told from the perspectives of the victims of depression and their families, “The Misunderstood Epidemic: Depression” reveals the heartbreaking stories of men, women and teens trapped by clinical depression. The film explores through first-hand accounts that depression can happen to anyone regardless of age, race or socioeconomic background. The film also delves into the pros and cons of medication, different types of therapy and support groups.
ABOUT SUSAN POLIS SCHUTZ
TIME Magazine called her “the reigning star” and others know her as a distinguished American poet, author and activist; locally Susan Polis Schutz is a native and staunch supporter of Boulder, Colorado.
Susan’s work has been published in more than 11 million books, 450 million greeting cards and numerous magazines and newspapers. She has the uncanny ability to capture the thoughts and feelings of people around the world, and as her life events have unfolded, infinite amounts of readers have experienced them right along with her.
The documentary is a close look into how depression affects its victims and their families; it helps people understand depression, give them hope and support. Susan brings reality to the documentary though personal experience; she provides guidance through her own turbulent, yet ultimately victorious, battle with depression.
SUSAN POLIS SCHUTZ’S NEWEST DOCUMENTARY
Airs Wednesday, April 14 at 8pm, KRMA-TV- PBS, Channel 24
Depression is one of America’s most prevalent, silent, and least understood mental illnesses. This film reveals the stark truth about depression through the first-hand accounts of victims of depression and their families.
One in four women suffer from depression; one in eight men.
With more than 21 million Americans diagnosed with clinical depression annually, it remains one of the most misunderstood conditions – often not recognized as a medical illness, but as something imagined or self-inflicted.
Told from the perspectives of the victims of depression and their families, “The Misunderstood Epidemic: Depression” reveals the heartbreaking stories of men, women and teens trapped by clinical depression. The film explores through first-hand accounts that depression can happen to anyone regardless of age, race or socioeconomic background. The film also delves into the pros and cons of medication, different types of therapy and support groups.
ABOUT SUSAN POLIS SCHUTZ
TIME Magazine called her “the reigning star” and others know her as a distinguished American poet, author and activist; locally Susan Polis Schutz is a native and staunch supporter of Boulder, Colorado.
Susan’s work has been published in more than 11 million books, 450 million greeting cards and numerous magazines and newspapers. She has the uncanny ability to capture the thoughts and feelings of people around the world, and as her life events have unfolded, infinite amounts of readers have experienced them right along with her.
The documentary is a close look into how depression affects its victims and their families; it helps people understand depression, give them hope and support. Susan brings reality to the documentary though personal experience; she provides guidance through her own turbulent, yet ultimately victorious, battle with depression.
Qinghai Earthquake Appeal (QEP)
Yushu Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture has been hit by 7.1 earthquake. Tamdin Wangdu of Boulder's Tibetan Village Project and Chris Jones of Columbia University will be flying from Chengdu to Xining to help coordinate local NGO’s response and relief efforts. They will be working with volunteers and local NGOs led by Snowland Service Group (SSG) a Yushu Based NGO. A website will be up soon where you can learn more about what people in Yushu need and how you can help. In meantime, Tibetan Village Project will be accepting donations for Qinghai Earthquake Appeal (QEP). Please visit www.Tibetanvillageproject.org for updates and to donate.
Friday, April 9, 2010
BETC's THE CLEAN HOUSE earns 3 1/2 stars from the Daily Camera!
The Clean HouseBoulder Ensemble Theater Company
At Dairy Center for the Arts
2590 Walnut Street, Boulder
Through April 17
Thursday-Saturday: 7:30pm
Sunday: 4pm
Audiences are in love with The Clean House! This beautifully funny play about forgiveness, second chances and rebirth is the perfect way to celebrate the arrival of spring. Come fall in love tonight! Now through April 17.
"The Clean House is a treasure of a play. Boulder Ensemble Theatre Company's production is filled with jewels." -Daily Camera
Read the full REVIEW!Make it a complete evening out and enjoy a post-show drink at Baker Street Pub Grill, just around the corner. Every attendee receives a FREE BEVERAGE voucher!
Click here to BUY TICKETS
Watch the YouTube video:
The Clean House is presented through a generous gift from Producing Partners Mike and Diana Kinsey and funded in part by a grant from the Boulder Arts Commission, an agency of the Boulder City Council.
The Clean House is presented through a generous gift from Producing Partners Mike and Diana Kinsey and funded in part by a grant from the Boulder Arts Commission, an agency of the Boulder City Council.
*****
BETC's 2010-2011 season:
DOUBT, A PARABLE
by John Patrick Shanley
Sept. 30 - Oct. 23, 2010
THE SANTALAND DIARIES
by David Sedaris
adapted by Joe Mantello
Dec. 1 - 23, 2010
CRIME AND PUNISHMENT
adapted by Marilyn Campbell Curt Columbus from the novel by Fyodor Dostoyevsky
A regional premiere!
Feb. 17 - March 5, 2011
AN EMPTY PLATE IN
THE CAFE DU GRAND BOEUF
by Michael Hollinger
A regional premiere!
April 21 - May 7, 2011
'What's your song?' Songwriting Workshop and Concert THIS Saturday, April 10
What's Your Song? Songwriting workshop & concert
Boulder Canyon Theater
900 Canyon Boulevard
Saturday, April 10
Workshop: 2-3:30pm
Concert: 4pm
Calling all songwriters! Join artist-in-residence Kailin Yong along with Megan Burtt, Melissa Axel, James Jacoby and John Common in this workshop sure to inspire your inner song.
For more information, visit the Boulder Public Library concerts page
Pictured: Boulder Public Library's artist-in-residence Kailin Yong.
Bach Cantata project this weekend
Bach's Cantata "Gottes Zeit"
First United Methodist Church
1421 Spruce Street in Boulder
Dress rehearsal (open to the public): 11am
Performance: 11:45am
The first "Cantata Project" event is taking place this weekend. The chorus singers are from The Renaissance Project, The Boulder Bach Festival, and other area choruses. The soloists are CU voice students, and the instrumentalists are some of the top baroque players in the area.
This event is an experiment in putting together an informal performance of a Bach Cantata with a minimum of rehearsal. With almost 60 high-caliber participants in the project, including singers and instrumentalists, The Renaissance Project (the presenter of the project) is expecting to offer future workshops on other great Bach cantatas.
Many people do not know that the choruses in Bach's cantatas are as great as the choruses in his large works (in particular the passions and the masses). With "Gottes Zeit" there are three of these great choruses. The first chorus "God's own time" has three parts, an opening exposition, a fugue, and a closing adagio. The second chorus "This is the ancient law: man, thou must perish!" is a fugue for the lower three voices overlaid with the soprano solo begging "Come quickly Lord Jesus." The final chorus combines the chorale "Glory, laud, praise and majesty" with a triumphant closing fugue.
The dress rehearsal will start a bit after 11:00am, followed by the performance iat about 11:45am. Audience members might find it interesting to attend the dress rehearsal plus the performance, allowing the opportunity to hear the work twice and to observe the rehearsal process. A donation of $5 to help fund future Cantata Project events is requested.
Learn more about The Renaissance Project on their website: www.renaissanceprojectboulder.org
First United Methodist Church
1421 Spruce Street in Boulder
Dress rehearsal (open to the public): 11am
Performance: 11:45am
The first "Cantata Project" event is taking place this weekend. The chorus singers are from The Renaissance Project, The Boulder Bach Festival, and other area choruses. The soloists are CU voice students, and the instrumentalists are some of the top baroque players in the area.This event is an experiment in putting together an informal performance of a Bach Cantata with a minimum of rehearsal. With almost 60 high-caliber participants in the project, including singers and instrumentalists, The Renaissance Project (the presenter of the project) is expecting to offer future workshops on other great Bach cantatas.
Many people do not know that the choruses in Bach's cantatas are as great as the choruses in his large works (in particular the passions and the masses). With "Gottes Zeit" there are three of these great choruses. The first chorus "God's own time" has three parts, an opening exposition, a fugue, and a closing adagio. The second chorus "This is the ancient law: man, thou must perish!" is a fugue for the lower three voices overlaid with the soprano solo begging "Come quickly Lord Jesus." The final chorus combines the chorale "Glory, laud, praise and majesty" with a triumphant closing fugue.
The dress rehearsal will start a bit after 11:00am, followed by the performance iat about 11:45am. Audience members might find it interesting to attend the dress rehearsal plus the performance, allowing the opportunity to hear the work twice and to observe the rehearsal process. A donation of $5 to help fund future Cantata Project events is requested.
"Bach was probably only 22 years old when he composed the opening sonatina, in which two obbligato alto recorders mournfully echo each other over a sonorous background of viola da gambas and continuo. The cantata ranks among his most important works. Inspired directly by its biblical text, it exhibits a great depth and intensity. Alfred Dürr called the cantata "a work of genius such as even great masters seldom achieve ... The Actus Tragicus belongs to the great musical literature of the world". [Wikipedia]
Learn more about The Renaissance Project on their website: www.renaissanceprojectboulder.org
Two great dance events this weekend!
In celebration of Dance Month, 3RD LAW DANCE and NEXUS 2010
will offer a mutual discount on their shows the weekend of April 9th:
$2 OFF NEXUS w/ a 3RD LAW ticket stub at the CU Box Office
$3 OFF 3RD LAW w/ a NEXUS ticket stub at the 3RD LAW Box Office
NEXUS: 2010
University Theatre, CU Boulder campuse
April 9 & 10 at 7:30pm
Matinee, April 11 at 2:00pm
NeXus 2010 is a distinct concert filled with numerous dance styles. An exhilarating, delicate aerial piece meets a post modern, humorous and explosive duet which joins a touching and powerful contemporary ballet solo which meets a Brazilian dance piece, inspired by movements and rhythms extracted from Brazil’s cultural base which shares an evening with eurythmy, an ancient European form that was part of a cultural and artistic upheaval. A linking of choreographic voices, NeXus 2010 provides a densely packed variety of movement that cannot be missed!
The “NeXus” mission
...is to provide an opportunity for artistic interaction between the University and the professional dance community characterized by choreographic diversity and innovation.
This year’s concert promises an unforgettable performance with choreography by community artists KC Chun-Manning, Lyra Mayfield, David Michael and Glenda Monasch, Rosangela Silverstre, Nancy Smith, and Gina Jacobs Thomas and student work by Sarah Bowers, Cortney McGuire and Charlie Dando, DeShawn Marshall, and Stephanie Tuley.
"In Pieces" - 3rd Law Dance/Theater
April 9-11
Friday, Saturday @ 7:30 pm
Sunday @ 4 pm
An evening of premieres and new pieces developed from favorite works filled with original choreography, video imagery, creative costuming and an eclectic sound score. "In Pieces" gives you a glimpse into 3rd Law's wide-ranging repertory and a preview of new works that are points of exploration for upcoming collaborations and evening-length productions.
Cast Includes: Jennifer Golonka, Danielle Hendricks, Eliza Kuelthau, Molly Pearson, Michelle Pugh, Gwen Phillips, Michael Richman, and Grady Soapes.
Lighting design by Craig A. Bushman.
Ticket Information
APRIL 9, 10 @ 7:30pm (note earlier start time) and APRIL 11 @ 4pm.
ONE WEEKEND ONLY!
$23 Adult, $17 Senior/Student, $15 for groups of 8 or more (at box office only).
Dairy Box Office open Tues-Fri, 1-5pm located at 2590 Walnut St. in Boulder
To purchase tickets by phone: 303-444-SEAT (7328)
To purchase tickets online go to www.thedairy.org
For general information, visit www.3rdLaw.org
will offer a mutual discount on their shows the weekend of April 9th:
$2 OFF NEXUS w/ a 3RD LAW ticket stub at the CU Box Office
$3 OFF 3RD LAW w/ a NEXUS ticket stub at the 3RD LAW Box Office
NEXUS: 2010
University Theatre, CU Boulder campuse
April 9 & 10 at 7:30pm
Matinee, April 11 at 2:00pm
NeXus 2010 is a distinct concert filled with numerous dance styles. An exhilarating, delicate aerial piece meets a post modern, humorous and explosive duet which joins a touching and powerful contemporary ballet solo which meets a Brazilian dance piece, inspired by movements and rhythms extracted from Brazil’s cultural base which shares an evening with eurythmy, an ancient European form that was part of a cultural and artistic upheaval. A linking of choreographic voices, NeXus 2010 provides a densely packed variety of movement that cannot be missed!
The “NeXus” mission
...is to provide an opportunity for artistic interaction between the University and the professional dance community characterized by choreographic diversity and innovation.
This year’s concert promises an unforgettable performance with choreography by community artists KC Chun-Manning, Lyra Mayfield, David Michael and Glenda Monasch, Rosangela Silverstre, Nancy Smith, and Gina Jacobs Thomas and student work by Sarah Bowers, Cortney McGuire and Charlie Dando, DeShawn Marshall, and Stephanie Tuley.
*****
"In Pieces" - 3rd Law Dance/Theater
April 9-11
Friday, Saturday @ 7:30 pm
Sunday @ 4 pm
An evening of premieres and new pieces developed from favorite works filled with original choreography, video imagery, creative costuming and an eclectic sound score. "In Pieces" gives you a glimpse into 3rd Law's wide-ranging repertory and a preview of new works that are points of exploration for upcoming collaborations and evening-length productions.
Cast Includes: Jennifer Golonka, Danielle Hendricks, Eliza Kuelthau, Molly Pearson, Michelle Pugh, Gwen Phillips, Michael Richman, and Grady Soapes.
Lighting design by Craig A. Bushman.
Ticket Information
APRIL 9, 10 @ 7:30pm (note earlier start time) and APRIL 11 @ 4pm.
ONE WEEKEND ONLY!
$23 Adult, $17 Senior/Student, $15 for groups of 8 or more (at box office only).
Dairy Box Office open Tues-Fri, 1-5pm located at 2590 Walnut St. in Boulder
To purchase tickets by phone: 303-444-SEAT (7328)
To purchase tickets online go to www.thedairy.org
For general information, visit www.3rdLaw.org
A Boulder Magazine Viral Video: Interview with Stephanie Soechtig, director of the acclaimed documentary Tapped
Stephanie Soechtig, director of the acclaimed documentary Tapped, is on a mission to change the world of water. The documentary is about the harmful effects that the bottled-water industry and the bottles themselves have on the environment and our bodies. Stephanie and her crew are crossing the country, stopping in cities from California to New York, to raise awareness of their film and issues concerning bottled water. At each stop they offer a free screening of the film and ask people to bring plastic bottles of water to exchange for reusable steel bottles. Brock Media recently interviewed Stephanie when the Tapped tour came through Boulder.
Spread the word, get off the bottle! www.tappedthemovie.com
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Spread the word, get off the bottle! www.tappedthemovie.com
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Thursday, April 8, 2010
3rd Law Dance/Theater Presents "In Pieces" this weekend
April 9-11
Friday, Saturday @ 7:30 pm
Sunday @ 4 pm
An evening of premieres and new pieces developed from favorite works filled with original choreography, video imagery, creative costuming and an eclectic sound score. "In Pieces" gives you a glimpse into 3rd Law's wide-ranging repertory and a preview of new works that are points of exploration for upcoming collaborations and evening-length productions.
Cast Includes: Jennifer Golonka, Danielle Hendricks, Eliza Kuelthau, Molly Pearson, Michelle Pugh, Gwen Phillips, Michael Richman, and Grady Soapes.
Lighting design by Craig A. Bushman.
Ticket Information
APRIL 9, 10 @ 7:30pm (note earlier start time) and APRIL 11 @ 4pm.
ONE WEEKEND ONLY!
$23 Adult, $17 Senior/Student, $15 for groups of 8 or more (at box office only).
Dairy Box Office open Tues-Fri, 1-5pm located at 2590 Walnut St. in Boulder
To purchase tickets by phone: 303-444-SEAT (7328)
To purchase tickets online go to www.thedairy.org
For general information, visit www.3rdLaw.org
Friday, Saturday @ 7:30 pm
Sunday @ 4 pm
An evening of premieres and new pieces developed from favorite works filled with original choreography, video imagery, creative costuming and an eclectic sound score. "In Pieces" gives you a glimpse into 3rd Law's wide-ranging repertory and a preview of new works that are points of exploration for upcoming collaborations and evening-length productions.
Cast Includes: Jennifer Golonka, Danielle Hendricks, Eliza Kuelthau, Molly Pearson, Michelle Pugh, Gwen Phillips, Michael Richman, and Grady Soapes.
Lighting design by Craig A. Bushman.
Ticket Information
APRIL 9, 10 @ 7:30pm (note earlier start time) and APRIL 11 @ 4pm.
ONE WEEKEND ONLY!
$23 Adult, $17 Senior/Student, $15 for groups of 8 or more (at box office only).
Dairy Box Office open Tues-Fri, 1-5pm located at 2590 Walnut St. in Boulder
To purchase tickets by phone: 303-444-SEAT (7328)
To purchase tickets online go to www.thedairy.org
For general information, visit www.3rdLaw.org
Tuesday, April 6, 2010
CU Theatre Presents: CABARET, THE MUSICAL
University Theatre
April 8-10 & April 14-17 at 7:30pm
Matinee: April 8 at 2:00pm
Book: Joe Masteroff
Composer: John Kander
Lyrics: Fred Ebb
John Kander and Fred Ebb’s legendary musical turns 1931 Berlin into a dark and sexually charged haven of decadence during a time when political unrest racks the country, the economy has been destroyed, and millions of unemployed roam the streets. Cabaret opened on Broadway in 1966 and won eight Tony Awards.
Young American writer Clifford Bradshaw moves to Berlin and falls in love with 19-year-old English performer Sally Bowles at the sleazy Kit Kat Klub. As his writing progresses so does the chaos in the world around them, and he discovers the dark side of human nature through Sally’s callousness, the debauchery of the seedy cabaret, and glimpses of the impending horrors of Nazi Germany.
Cabaret is for Mature Audiences only.
High School Students: $5
General Public: $17
Seniors: $15
Box Office:
On-Line Tix: http://www.cutheatre.org
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