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And the first night was ‘Twelfth Night’

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The Bard is back, baby...

Theater | Week of Feb. 19, 2015

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24 Hour Theater — presented by Bolder Acts. 7 p.m. The Nomad Playhouse, 1410 Quince Ave., Boulder, 303- 443-7510. Feb. 21...

Hello I must be going, to the Denver Center for the...

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The Denver Center for the Performing Arts opened Animal Crackers, the classic of stage and screen from The Marx Bros. And whether you know the show or not, the summary is that it doesn’t matter...

Theater

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West Side Story. Jester’s Dinner Theatre, 224 Main St., Longmont, 303-682-9980. Through Sept. 7...

Celebrate

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Kentucky Derby Party...

The Theatre Company of Lafayette is in The Zone

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Judging from the Theater Company of Lafayette’s latest Halloween homage to all things Twilight Zone, the cast and crew must have some serious trust issues. Because if it’s not a sort of group sublimation, then it would have to be some incredible concatenation of ...

‘Swiftly fly the years’

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Directing BDT Stage’s final production is a poignant homecoming for Kenny Moten. Over two decades ago, as a freshman at CU Boulder, Moten immersed...

Kathy Griffin is actually a gay man, and other comedic oddities

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Arguably the reigning Queen of Inappropriate Humor, comedian Kathy Griffin is currently riding high with a New York Times bestselling memoir, Official Book Club Selection, a twotime Emmy Award-winning reality series, My Life on the D-List, a series of stand up comedy...

Stalled out

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Many of us go home after a long day at work to relax and unwind. But for a select group of Boulder County residents,...

Longmont Laugh Fest is no joke

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What goes together better than beer and comedy? Locally brewed beer and locally brewed comedy. Good thing this weekend’s Longmont Laugh Fest features both. “Beer...

Truth be Told Story Slam

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The theme for October’s appearance of Truth Be Told, Boulder’s bi-monthly story slam, is “Teacher, teacher!,” a theme that is sure to deliver a broad and enthralling variety of experiences. The three featured storytellers/actors and seven audience members chosen ...

The king’s speeches

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The plays of William Shakespeare (not to be confused with the plays of Paco “Shaky” Shakespeare of Walla Walla) fall into four categories: comedies, tragedies, histories and problem plays — and yes, for the more bookish out there I am rolling the romances into the ...