Email Author Susan Froyd

1998 Stories by Susan Froyd

• Night & Day

  published December 31, 1998

  Thursday December 31 It's one year short of the millennium, but that's no reason to stay home: This year, think of New Year's Eve as... More >>

• Firsting Out All Over

  published December 31, 1998

  First Night Colorado's been all over the place since its inception in 1988--the event migrated from the then-quiet 16th Street Mall to the old... More >>

• Sitting on Top of the World

  published December 24, 1998

  What are dreams made of? For Coloradans John Jancik and Ken Zerbst and fellow members of their Top of the World Expedition Team, they were made of... More >>

• Night & Day

  published December 24, 1998

  Thursday December 24 Let it snow, let it snow, let it snow--or not. Snow or no snow, you can get in the holiday spirit without... More >>

• Eternal Flames

  published December 17, 1998

  In the midst of celebrating Hanukkah, a time when Jews around the world commemorate perseverance, it's perhaps fitting for the Mizel Museum of... More >>

• Night & Day

  published December 17, 1998

  Thursday December 17 Listen up, Colorado artists--here's your last chance to strut your stuff before the jury for Celebrate Colorado... More >>

• Dead Reckonings

  published October 29, 1998

  Vampires, specters, werewolves and witches all come out of the ground this time of year, and they all seem to be based in the boneyard, an... More >>

• Night & Day

  published October 22, 1998

  Thursday October 22 Hear that faint tinkling of bells off in the distance? Yep, it's the holiday shopping season rearing its ugly... More >>

• Hail to the Chief

  published October 15, 1998

  Greg Sarris is one of those California creations: Part Filipino, part German Jewish and part Coast Miwok Indian, he's a bowl of soup in the... More >>

• When in Turkey

  published October 8, 1998

  There are 22 globe-trotting characters in Graham Greene's Travels With My Aunt. But when the Tony Award-winning Denver Center Theatre Company... More >>

• Night & Day

  published October 8, 1998

  Thursday October 8 We're on the verge of depression season, when shorter days and gloomy weather seem to bring out the worst in... More >>

• Night & Day

  published October 1, 1998

  Thursday October 1 On the brink of a new century, Angelique Kidjo is doing her best to fuse an aural deluge of old and new music... More >>

• Dress Rehearsal

  published September 24, 1998

  The Bible says Eve succumbed to the apple, but most women secretly know it was probably something more like a shoe. Fashion may be femininity's... More >>

• Night & Day

  published September 24, 1998

  Thursday September 24 Developers who've made financial investments and volunteers who've put lots of sweat and emotional equity into... More >>

• Night & Day

  published September 17, 1998

  Thursday September 17 Colorado Poet Laureate Mary Crow is here on a mission--she'll preside over Words on the Wing: Making Poetry... More >>

• Follow the Bouncing Ball

  published September 17, 1998

  Artistic collaborators can walk a tricky tightrope. There's a whole gamut of personality quirks, ego bruises, ability gaps and creative... More >>

• Heaven on Wheels

  published September 10, 1998

  Before the Beach Boys first intoned praises to a "Little Deuce Coupe" and that little old lady from Pasadena revved up the Jan and Dean hit, there... More >>

• Night & Day

  published September 10, 1998

  Thursday September 10 A variety of global art adventures will help greet the new season beginning tonight, with several museum and... More >>

• Rave On

  published September 3, 1998

  For the last decade, pulsing lights and droning industrial music have been the lone accoutrements of the subterranean rave scene, a kind of... More >>

• Night & Day

  published September 3, 1998

  Thursday September 3 For at least one cross-section of the populace, Big Bird is the absolute bomb, and if any of those pint-sized... More >>

• Tortilla Flashbacks

  published August 27, 1998

  Put fifty feet of clean white wall in front of Carlos Fresquez and it won't stay that way for long. The Denver-born artist's been at work on the... More >>

• Night & Day

  published August 27, 1998

  Thursday August 27 Book 'em, Denver: You can take your pick from a whole mountain of inexpensive tomes when the Denver Public... More >>

• North to Alaska

  published August 20, 1998

  It's hard to pinpoint just what makes a mystery mysterious. But if you hard-boil it down, it's all about the atmosphere. For Raymond Chandler, it... More >>

• Night & Day

  published August 20, 1998

  Thursday August 20 The Denver Jewish Film Festival explores the full gamut of Jewish issues on the screen, beginning tonight at the... More >>

• Life in the Fest Lane

  published August 13, 1998

  Rod Kennedy's laid-back drawl comes on like a friendly bear hug. It has a lot in common with the way Kennedy, founder of the legendary Kerrville... More >>