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Thursday, September 13,2012

Hypnotist/comedian Flip Orley wants you to look into his eyes

Comic brings his mass hypnosis show to Denver

By David Accomazzo
Orley is a hypnotist. He’s also a comedian, a hypno-comic, if you will.
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Thursday, September 6,2012

Ransomed for charity

Prominent Denver businesspeople to gather funds for Flight For Life

By David Accomazzo
Flight For Life helicopters and airplanes usually fly people out of the mountains. But on Sept. 12, in a fundraising event called the Rocky Mountain Ransom, Flight For Life will helicopter eight Front Range denizens to a remote mountain location, dropping them with nothing but a cell phone.
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Thursday, August 30,2012

Monsters in the dark

Podcast explores humanity’s fear of the unknown

By David Accomazzo
In the summer of 2010, Jeff Emtman, then a student at Fairhaven College, was suffering a sleepless night when he had an epiphany.
Thursday, August 23,2012

Movement towards collaboration

Dechen Hawk on the singer-songwriter’s tendencies towards solitude

By David Accomazzo
The creative process of a singer-songwriter can be a lonesome one. You write songs alone, rehearse alone, often perform alone.
Thursday, August 23,2012

A certain kind of kin

Yonder Mountain String Band’s festival appeals to the loyalists

By David Accomazzo
Fourteen years ago, Yonder Mountain String Band formed over a Guinness in a bar in Nederland, according to a tale spun by guitarist Adam Aijala.
Thursday, August 23,2012

2012 Student Guide | Dorm food gourmet

Make healthy and delicious meals with just your microwave

By David Accomazzo
A note to incoming freshmen: Life outside the parental womb is complicated. You might be used to home-cooked meals, rent-free housing, structure and supervision, but all that is about to change as you take your first baby steps into the real world.
Thursday, August 9,2012

When life changes course

Roll up for Gemma Wilcox’s ‘Magical Mystery Detour’

By David Accomazzo
Gemma Wilcox, a 34-year-old British expat who produces, directs and acts in one-woman shows, is one of those Fringe Fest regulars. She won the “Best of Fest” award in 2005, 2006 and 2008, and she’s back this year with a one-woman show called The Magical Mystery Detour, which she co-wrote with director Elizabeth Baron.
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Thursday, August 9,2012

Hanging out on the fringe

Boulder International Fringe Festival celebrates the weird, the deviant, and the offbeat

By David Accomazzo
Sitting in a chair at the Naropa Performing Arts Center, as various artists performing in this year’s festival check out the space, hash out technical details and rehearse, Ortolano talks about the festival he birthed eight years ago with a pragmatic savvy.
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Thursday, July 26,2012

When cultures collide

Tony Ortega’s prints explore the intersections of Latino and American communities

By David Accomazzo
Denver artist Tony Ortega’s attic studio overflows with framed prints he has made during his three-plus decades as a professional artist. Chicano-style prints made with colorful pastels and paints hang from the walls.
Thursday, July 26,2012

Contests part of RockyGrass tradition

Band, instrumentalist competitions as old as the festival itself

By David Accomazzo
Through a bluegrass career spanning nearly four decades, Tim O’Brien has played on many stages and with numerous players, but RockyGrass holds a special place in his heart. Hell, he’s performed there 28 times, which is why organizers asked him to fill the final slot of the festival’s 40th year.
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