Austin Price, Editor in Chief
The rain patters on the tin roof
Split, splatter, split, splatter
Continuous pounding of cool water
Onto old, rickety metal
Read MoreThe rain patters on the tin roof
Split, splatter, split, splatter
Continuous pounding of cool water
Onto old, rickety metal
Read MoreI want to preface this review by saying I did not hate this production, and I fear everything I say next is going to make you think I hate it. I don’t hate it; I desperately need to see this weird show again to better understand it. It is a unique piece of theatre, unlike anything I have ever seen in my life and that’s perhaps why I sound so negative, because I don’t have a good frame of reference for understanding a production like this. If you can, I encourage you all to go see Sunset Boulevard.
Read MoreDenver is in the center of art, culture, education, and nature. One of the primary spots to experience this wave of creativity is the Denver Art Museum. The Denver Art Museum is located in the Civic Center of Denver, Colorado. With an encyclopedic collection of more than 70,000 diverse works from across the centuries and world, the Denver Art Museum is one of the largest art museums between the West Coast and Chicago. Featuring rotating exhibits, as well as permanent art pieces, the museum has something for everyone to enjoy.
Read MoreDENVER, CO, June 7, 2025 - Colorado Movement Lab (CML) approaches dance with a welcoming, non-judgmental and all inclusive perspective. Part of this approach is advanced through their EMPOWER Summer Dance Camp, a summer program for adults and teens with special needs. This unique program is a one-of-a-kind experience for dancers with special needs that want to expand their comprehensive understanding of dance and movement. The EMPOWER Summer Dance Camp is held in CML's home base in Westminster, CO, and is directed by Co-Artistic Directors Chris Harris and Julia Wilkinson Manley.
Read MoreDENVER, CO, June 6, 2025 - Colorado Movement Lab (CML) provides all-embracing dance education, specializing in movement exploration and wellness. With an ample, diverse selection of programs, CML gives students the ability to refine their craft, while also exploring new ways of artistic release. CML’s newest summer program, Tap Dance Lab, provides students of all ages and experience levels to explore the art of Tap Dance in a safe, nurturing environment. CML’s Tap Dance Lab is split into two different sectors, covering the summer season with artistic education. All Tap Dance Labs are held in CML's home base in Westminster, CO, and are directed by Co-Artistic Directors Chris Harris and Julia Wilkinson Manley.
Read MoreThe lumberjack visited my forest often,
I’d see him sweetly swing that axe
and for miles you could hear the thundering whack.
Read More