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2004 Stories by Susan Froyd

• Radio Comedy

  published September 23, 2004

  MON, 9/27 In his most recent online column, "Durst Case Scenario," comedian Will Durst offers an Onion-like article... More >>

• Mambo Italiano

  published September 23, 2004

  SAT, 9/25 One of the big-city touches that Denver has always had down cold is the tradition of the downtown street fair. If nothing... More >>

• We Like Ike

  published September 16, 2004

  SAT, 9/18 That Ike LaRue has such a vivid imagination. In Ike's private world, a mild time out is a hundred-year jail sentence; the... More >>

• Guy Walks Into a Bar...

  published September 16, 2004

  MON, 9/20 "Whether it's good or bad, it's always entertaining," notes Lion's Lair bartender Dermot Carroll about the bar's Monday... More >>

• Super Fly

  published September 16, 2004

  Dancers have been trying to take flight since dance was created; they spring up, they sail through the air, they dive, they vault, they flip, they... More >>

• Projecting Reality

  published September 9, 2004

  FRI, 9/10 Denver artist Tracy Weil is a fun-loving guy, and his River North neighborhood gallery/studio/house, weilworks, is just the... More >>

• Go for It

  published September 9, 2004

  SAT, 9/11 Fifteen-year-old Coloradan Zipei Feng is The Bride of the Go world, slaying twenty competitors at a time in the... More >>

• Role Reversals

  published September 2, 2004

  FRI, 9/3 If the title New World My Eye sounds a tad polemical, don't be daunted: The group exhibit debuting today at the... More >>

• Making History

  published September 2, 2004

  These are the images we've seen over and over again, the indelibles, some in black and white, some in color, and all supremely indicative of the... More >>

• The Beatles Continue

  published August 26, 2004

  THURS, 8/26 It was August 26, 1964, general-admission tickets were $6.60 apiece, and parents feared the worst. They were utterly... More >>

• Say What?

  published August 26, 2004

  TUES, 8/31 Americans are so darned smug. They think they own the world. But set foot into the University of Denver's globally... More >>

• Bas's Hurrah

  published August 26, 2004

  Here in the metro area, where small theater troupes tend to crowd the cultural landscape, even the staunchest supporter of independent theater... More >>

• Folk at Home

  published August 19, 2004

  FRI, 8/20 Play all the folk music you want; it's no good without the folks. To that end, Swallow Hill Music Association is putting on... More >>

• Viva Latinos!

  published August 19, 2004

  WED, 8/25 Denver's El Centro Su Teatro proudly traces its roots back to the 1960s theatrical-political actions of Luis Valdez and El... More >>

• Talking Shop

  published August 19, 2004

  SUN, 8/22 Attend today's unique African Market at Augustana Lutheran Church, and you will never again think of Africans as a... More >>

• Wiley the Wily Artist

  published August 19, 2004

  William T. Wiley, art's great old hippie, has been both revered and ridiculed. A leading proponent of the Bay Area Funk School that also included... More >>

• Missionary Position

  published August 12, 2004

  SAT, 8/14 Chas Gale took one long, sensuous step into the world of Argentine tango in 1997 and never looked back. "People always say... More >>

• Talking Shop

  published August 12, 2004

  On vacation in Vancouver, Denverites Cal Smith and David Citizen wandered into a fragrant Chinese spice shop and fell in love with the place. More... More >>

• The Playwrights' Stuff

  published August 12, 2004

  Denver goes to the theater, and that's a fact. From touring shows and homegrown, big-time productions at the Denver Performing Arts Center to... More >>

• Ready for Takeoff

  published July 29, 2004

  SUN, 8/1 Cirque du Soleil is dazzling, but audience members often find themselves gasping as much from the high-flying prices as from... More >>

• Absolute Scoot

  published July 29, 2004

  SAT, 7/31 "Last year, even Mayor Hickenlooper hung out at the Bluebird. He showed up with his scooter, flip-flops and even a Hawaiian... More >>

• Talking Shop

  published July 29, 2004

  Silvana Vukadin-Hoitt is a woman of the world. The German-born Bosnian speaks four languages and has been there, done that, and still hasn't grown... More >>

• Killing (Stuffed) Animals for Art

  published July 29, 2004

  Fresh out of the East and rising into the international art world are unique toys for adults. No, not those kinds of toys. Well, maybe... More >>

• Vision Quest

  published July 22, 2004

  Writer Joseph Campbell spent his life examining the archetype of the "hero," and his concept of the hero's journey in mythology is indelibly... More >>

• Literary Tricks

  published July 22, 2004

  FRI, 7/23 By nature, the curved, concrete, fly-away world of skateboarding simply flips off the literary world. It's tough to imagine,... More >>