Colorado Movement Lab Initiates Summer Program 1, Concluding in a Final Performance

Austin Price, Editor in Chief

DENVER, CO, June 2, 2025 - Colorado Movement Lab (CML), initiates their summer programming with Summer Program 1, a three week intensive training program, culminating in a final performance on June 21, 2025. All summer classes will take place in CML’s home base, its gorgeous, sun-filled studios in Westminster, CO. CML’s summer programs are directed by Co-Artistic Directors, Chris Harris and Julia Wilkinson Manley, and are taught by an accomplished team of experienced professional dancers and dance educators. The faculty team for Summer Program 1 includes Caitlin Aryes, Jacquline Campos, Carly Hambridge, Page Jenkins, Austin Price, Rebeca Ramirez Vargas, and Julia Wilkinson Manley.

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New Paradigm Dance Theater Prepares for Performance at Regional Dance America

Austin Price, Editor in Chief

DENVER, CO, Apr. 25, 2025 - New Paradigm Dance Theater (NPDT) recently convened for their adjudication. In anticipation of NPDT’s Youth Company performing at Regional Dance America (RDA)’s MidStates Festival, the company came together to present five choreographic works. Led by NPDT’s Co-Artistic Directors, Julia Wilkinson Manley and Chris Harris, the company shared their work from the season, in an informal rehearsal for the festival. The adjudication was hosted in the studios of Colorado Movement Lab (CML).

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Colorado Movement Lab Presents The Innovators, A Multi-Generational Composition Project

Austin Price, Editor in Chief

DENVER, CO, Apr. 19, 2025 - Colorado Movement Lab (CML) will present The Innovators, a showcase of choreographic and artistic works, produced by students of their Composition Labs. The performance will begin at 7pm, and conclude at 8pm, in CML’s gorgeous home, based in Westminster. The project is orchestrated by CML’s Co-Artistic Director, Chris Harris.

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Imagine Dragons Newest Album Shows Different Meanings in Music

Schuyler Kropp, Staff Writer

Music is everywhere. We listen to it for many reasons, including focusing or calming our minds. By listening to music, you allow rhythms to flow into your ears while jamming out. Songs and albums are meant to have hidden meanings and messages. Anyone can listen to the lyrics of a song and process them in many ways. Songwriters try to have a hidden message in their songs or albums by saying what they truly mean in a more creative way. It is common that these messages get jumbled up causing misinterpretation. Trying to coax out information or meanings is hard to do, but it allows your brain to understand other ways to look at things. This also helps you find what songs are your jam. The band Imagine Dragons is a good example of putting meanings into their music. Imagine Dragons is an American rock band formed in 2008, based in Las Vegas, Nevada. It is headed by lead singer, Dan Reynolds. The band has mostly upbeat and some mild to slow songs, often changing their pace in many different ways. They write songs that grab people’s attention. If the song is short and mournful, then people might feel sad singing along to the song. But, if the song is long and cheerful, people might feel happy and exuberated. 

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Colorado Movement Lab Offers Spring Specials Classes Through A Variety of Dance Forms

Austin Price, Editor in Chief

DENVER, CO, Mar. 17, 2025 - Colorado Movement Lab (CML) will initiate their Spring Specials Classes, running for the last two weeks in March, and officially ending on March 29th, 2025. All Spring Specials Classes will take place in the beautiful, sun-filled studios of Colorado Movement Lab. 

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