Email Author Susan Froyd

2004 Stories by Susan Froyd

• Modern Movements

  published February 5, 2004

  SAT, 2/7 The word "ballet" often conjures up images of traditional Degas-like ballerinas in pretty pirouettes, but the Colorado Ballet... More >>

• Out There

  published February 5, 2004

  SAT, 2/7 Will the speaker yield to a two-part question? Is it true that if a black hole's mass is more than a billion times that of... More >>

• Talking Shop

  published February 5, 2004

  Valentine's Day is almost here, guys, so what are you gonna do? If you're smart, you'll heed these tips on how to treat your girl like a... More >>

• Gems Glittering

  published January 29, 2004

  SUN, 2/1 The title says it all: Fred Hess's new quartet CD on the Tapestry label, The Long and the Short of It, displays... More >>

• Oh, Happy Spray

  published January 29, 2004

  FRI, 1/30 While graffiti and tagging are most commonly seen in alleys and on the sides of buildings and highway overpasses, the... More >>

• Get the Beat

  published January 29, 2004

  SUN, 2/1 Ask any griot: Stories and drums have a history together. Before people wrote stuff down, they not only talked and sang about... More >>

• Just for Her

  published January 29, 2004

  SUN, 2/1 Joe receives a ticket to the Super Bowl, but when he arrives at the stadium, he discovers he's in the last row. Then he... More >>

• Mi Casa, Su Casa

  published January 29, 2004

  When local businessman Chris Frésquez opened his first Palabras Con Sabor Coffeehouse, at 22nd and Welton streets, in 2000, it was... More >>

• Meow Mix

  published January 22, 2004

  TUES, 1/27 In her closing scene as Crystal in the cinematic version of The Women, Joan Crawford stares through her... More >>

• Devilish Adventure

  published January 22, 2004

  SAT, 1/24 Head to the land Down Under at today's screening of In Search of the Tasmanian Devil, with John Nelson, shown as part... More >>

• Native Treasures

  published January 22, 2004

  FRI, 1/23 Everything from bronze wildlife sculptures to intricately beaded jewelry, crafted by more than 300 artists from across the... More >>

• Turning Point

  published January 15, 2004

  TUES, 1/20 Mark Kurlansky has written books about the strangest things: cod, salt, Basque culture. But the one thing he's constantly... More >>

• Dream Time

  published January 15, 2004

  FRI, 1/16 Why do we celebrate Martin Luther King Jr. Day each year? Some would say it's for the kids, for whom, especially, Dr. King's... More >>

• Serious Comic Books

  published January 15, 2004

  Some would call comic books a guilty pleasure, a childish entertainment meant to be put away by mature adults (or at the very least, packed away... More >>

• Family Drama

  published January 8, 2004

  THURS, 1/8 The Denver Center Theatre Company is heating things up this winter with a new production of Tennessee Williams's sizzling... More >>

• Behind the Scenes

  published January 8, 2004

  MON, 1/12 Who really knows, other than a sculptor, what goes on in a sculpture studio? It's actually a loud, messy business -- with... More >>

• CHAC It Up

  published January 8, 2004

  At first it seems like a small thing: Out of nearly 200 artists nationwide whose work was chosen for inclusion in Contemporary Chicana and... More >>

• Thom Yorke, Thom Yorke!

  published January 8, 2004

  The last thing you'd expect from a stellar concert pianist, especially one on the level of Christopher O'Riley, is a rock concert. Riley, the... More >>

• Stop, Look, and Listen

  published January 1, 2004

  MON, 1/5 We've all heard the term "the fabric of life," but Santa Fe fiber artist Lauren Camp puts a new twist on the old metaphor by... More >>

• Contact!

  published January 1, 2004

  SAT, 1/3 When Spirit, the first of two new NASA Mars Exploration Rovers, hits the Red Planet's atmosphere and hurtles toward the... More >>