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Letters

Chivalry's Nearly Killed

Paella as you go: where's the rice nice in Denver?

The Bite

Feeling Sheepish

Backwash

Quixote's stays true blue, but it's movin' on down the road.

The Bite

Chile Today

Drink of the Week

Maker's Mark and Coke

Backwash

Jerry’s kids are all right: Can the Bianchi Brothers make Denver the Deadhead center of the universe?

Righting Wrongs

Musketeer tells the story of one determined librarian.

Owsley’s Golden Road

Musketeer tells the story of one determined librarian.

The Impossible Dreck

Musketeer tells the story of one determined librarian.

Reporting From Mexico

This impressive south-of-the-border fest proves Variety’s Peter Bart wrong.

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Brief reviews of current shows

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Brief reviews of current shows

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Brief reviews of current shows

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Brief reviews of current shows

Dreamy

Man of La Mancha makes magic at Country Dinner Playhouse.

Black Forest

Terry Gilliam returns, with no one but himself to blame.

Classic Revisited

Colorado Ballet's Don Quixote rides again

Right on Track

Man on the Train reaches its destination.

Impossible Dreamer

Terry Gilliam sets out to film Don Quixote but becomes him instead.

Natural Disaster

Was Terry Gilliam the man who killed Don Quixote?

Rolling Out the Starz

Denver's film fest looks forward and back.

Check, Please!

Readers give our food critic something to chew on.

Quest for Fire

After 32 years, Don Quijote Restaurant still dreams the impossible dream.

Night & Day

May 28 - June 3, 1998

Feedback

May 28 - June 3, 1998

Mouthing Off

May 28 - June 3, 1998

The Quest of Denver

May 28 - June 3, 1998

Diversity Rules

May 28 - June 3, 1998

Mouthing Off

May 28 - June 3, 1998

Stupor Bowl

May 28 - June 3, 1998

Thy Humble Serpent

May 28 - June 3, 1998

PLAYLIST

May 28 - June 3, 1998

Phamaly's Man of La Mancha is impossibly good

May 28 - June 3, 1998

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Puerto Vallarta Mexican Restaurant picks up and crawls...north

Lori Midson​Puerto Vallarta, the coastal Mexican joint that occupied a corner lot at 75 South Federal Boulevard for as long there's been shrimp in the sea (okay, that's a slight exaggeration) is now bordered up with blond wood. But if that's where you migrated to get your mariscos, don't heav ... More >>

The Bianchi brothers break up their empire and come full circle with Quixote's True Blue

Lori Midson​Puerto Vallarta, the coastal Mexican joint that occupied a corner lot at 75 South Federal Boulevard for as long there's been shrimp in the sea (okay, that's a slight exaggeration) is now bordered up with blond wood. But if that's where you migrated to get your mariscos, don't heav ... More >>

Flashbacks

Lori Midson​Puerto Vallarta, the coastal Mexican joint that occupied a corner lot at 75 South Federal Boulevard for as long there's been shrimp in the sea (okay, that's a slight exaggeration) is now bordered up with blond wood. But if that's where you migrated to get your mariscos, don't heav ... More >>

How to get my job: ballet dancer

​We're still knee deep in holiday flavor over here, so this week we decided to catch up with a ballet dancer to help us better understand how one would go about dancing around on a stage as a profession. We talked to Kevin Gaël Thomas, who is originally from France but is currently a dancer f ... More >>

Author Benjamin Hale on Braveheart, chimp sex and Kafka

​We generally don't think much about who is narrating our stories, but in the case of Benjamin Hale's new novel, The Evolution of Bruno Littlemore, we have to. Mostly because the narrator is an ape. Hale, who grew up in and around Boulder but who currently lives in New York, will be in town to ... More >>

With Occupy Denver protester Corey Donahue, nothing is ever easy

​We generally don't think much about who is narrating our stories, but in the case of Benjamin Hale's new novel, The Evolution of Bruno Littlemore, we have to. Mostly because the narrator is an ape. Hale, who grew up in and around Boulder but who currently lives in New York, will be in town to ... More >>

Corey Donahue: How we transformed him into Don Quixote for this week's cover (VIDEO)

Video below.​This week's feature story, "Tilting at Windmills," profiles Corey Donahue, a modern-day Don Quixote, who keeps the cops and the courts in Denver very occupied. We featured Donahue on the cover, and in the following making-of video, art director Jay Vollmar reveals how the shot was ... More >>

Corey Donahue has kept Denver occupied this fall -- making him a natural Westword cover boy

​I first met Corey Donahue in June at Casselman's, where I attempted to moderate a debate on the legalization of marijuana. He argued, interrupted, lit up a joint on stage. And he was not the worst-behaved person on the panel. We both returned to the crime scene three weeks ago, when Casselman ... More >>

Readers slam Westword cover subject Corey Donahue

​I first met Corey Donahue in June at Casselman's, where I attempted to moderate a debate on the legalization of marijuana. He argued, interrupted, lit up a joint on stage. And he was not the worst-behaved person on the panel. We both returned to the crime scene three weeks ago, when Casselman ... More >>

Readers: Pre-Occupied with Kelsey Whipple's coverage

​Westword staffer Kelsey Whipple had been on the job just a few days when she started covering Occupy Denver -- and the beat has had its hazards, including getting shot in the ass, as she revealed in this three-month Occupy Denver retrospective.