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1999 Stories by Susan Froyd

• Night & Day

  published July 8, 1999

  Thursday July 8 Jazz has another phenom of a female vocalist to contend with: Kansas City singer Karrin Allyson is racking up the... More >>

• The PHAMALy Way

  published July 8, 1999

  Come look at the freaks. Come look at the geeks. Come look at God's mistakes... So opens Side Show, a Tony Award-nominated... More >>

• Night & Day

  published July 1, 1999

  Thursday July 1 As festivities leading up Sunday's annual Pikes Peak International Hill Climb begin to reach that feverish pitch,... More >>

• Night & Day

  published June 24, 1999

  Thursday June 24 It's Greek to us--and you, and everybody else--when the Greek Festival '99, one of Denver's oldest ethnic... More >>

• Street People

  published June 24, 1999

  Some people will do anything for attention. But anything sometimes leads to art--though it might be the kind of art that's played out on street... More >>

• Night & Day

  published June 17, 1999

  Thursday June 17 Bug frenzy is about to break loose at the Denver Botanic Gardens, 1005 York St., where they're trying something... More >>

• Night & Day

  published June 10, 1999

  Thursday June 10 Coloradans have an ongoing love affair with their Western heritage--even if they came here from New Joisey. Place... More >>

• Night & Day

  published June 3, 1999

  Thursday June 3 In typical form, the theme-friendly Arvada Center for the Arts and Humanities opens its summer gallery season with a... More >>

• Chairman of the Board

  published June 3, 1999

  A 540, switch-foot, tick-flip McTwist--Ev Rosencrans says it's the hardest trick he's ever seen executed on a skateboard. "It looks like he goes... More >>

• Telling Truths

  published May 27, 1999

  Deborah Krasnoff is an Academy Award-winning documentarian and a lesbian. But she's also the mother of two school-aged children, and that's what... More >>

• Night & Day

  published May 27, 1999

  Thursday May 27 The Colorado Symphony Orchestra bids its season goodbye with style and splash this weekend. Beginning tonight, a... More >>

• Night & Day

  published May 20, 1999

  Thursday May 20 Area jazz fans get a treat tonight when the Creative Music Works ships in the Charles Lloyd Quartet to that... More >>

• Wagons Ho!

  published May 20, 1999

  Morris Carter's voice goes in and out on the cell phone, but it's no surprise, considering where he's calling from. "Right now we're halfway... More >>

• Night & Day

  published May 13, 1999

  Thursday May 13 If you remember anything about him, it's that voice--the halting, weathered, lizard-like Germanic drone of Henry... More >>

• The Ballad of Old No. 25

  published May 13, 1999

  Back in the heydey of local trolleydom, the Denver & Intermountain Railroad Interurban Car 25 wound her way from downtown Denver through west... More >>

• Night & Day

  published May 6, 1999

  Thursday May 6 The Denver Center Theater Company ends its season with a cultured leap of faith--well, sort of. Truth is, the two new... More >>

• Public Service

  published May 6, 1999

  Independent theater entrepreneur kryssi wyckoff-martin is that rare bird, a native Coloradan. Better yet, after studying theater with playwright... More >>

• Night & Day

  published April 29, 1999

  Thursday April 29 Get over it--they do play bagpipes in Galicia, a region in northwestern Spain where an onslaught of religious... More >>

• Back to Basics

  published April 22, 1999

  When 91-year-old string-band musician Howard Armstrong performs Friday at the Swallow Hill Music Association's Roots of the Blues Festival, he'll... More >>

• The Naked and Not Yet Dead

  published April 22, 1999

  Richard Lewis is dying, but he's a happy man. For once, something makes sense. "Being in middle age now, the truth of the matter is, you can't... More >>

• The Only Browns in Town

  published April 15, 1999

  Denver's El Centro Su Teatro has always striven to be more than a theater. It's a grassroots arts resource, and everyone connected with it seems... More >>

• An Old-Time Revival

  published April 15, 1999

  When local theater producer/director donnie l. betts decided over a year ago to resurrect Richard Durham's 1940s radio drama, Destination Freedom,... More >>

• Avoiding the Tag

  published April 8, 1999

  They're the forgotten group, and it's no surprise so many of them end up on the street: When you're poor and stuck between the ages of 14 and 24,... More >>

• Night & Day

  published April 8, 1999

  Thursday April 8 My how Tommy, Chuckie, Angelica and the rest of the precocious gang from Nickelodeon's Rugrats have grown! They're... More >>

• Night & Day

  published April 1, 1999

  Thursday April 1 Ha, ha--you're no fool. At least you won't be once you've read local author Jamie Grenney's Pranks 101: The... More >>