Review: Hampered by Hollow Script, The Constant Wife Earns Applause
We’d love to see this production’s talent in the service of a better play.
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Night School Is Hilarious When It Actually Lets Its Stars Go Wild
The idea practically sells itself: Kevin Hart has to take night classes to get his high school degree, and Tiffany Haddish plays his suffer-no-bullshit teacher
The 21 Best Events in Denver, October 2 Through October 8
The next seven days are blazing with fun.
Bradley Cooper’s A Star Is Born Earns Every Tear It Jerks From You
To fall in love with A Star Is Born is to embrace these paradoxes and, to quote a song Gaga sings in the film, go “off the deep end” and submerge oneself “far from the shallow.”
Denver Film Society’s Lawsuit Against Landmark Theatres Moves Forward
Landmark Theatre’s request that the antitrust lawsuit filed by arthouse cinemas be dismissed has been denied.
Colorado Creatives: Eileen Roscina Richardson
Incoming RedLine resident Eileen Roscina Richardson follows more than one muse, though they all seem to meet back up in the end.
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Robert Greene’s Haunting Bisbee ’17 Finds American West in Showdown With Itself
The re-enactment and its subsequent cinematic portrayal were both the brainchild of Greene himself, and they mark the latest chapter in the career of a documentarian whose work keeps finding new ways to probe the gray area between authenticity and performance
Free for All: The Five Best Free Events This Week
The rent may be due, but there’s plenty of free fun to be had.
Book It: The Five Best Literary Events This Week
Events explore everything from honest and patient self-evaluation for both teens and adults, to a feminism both serious and comedic.
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Outside Coors Field, Win-Win in the Works for “Evolution of the Ball”
The Rockies’ place in the post-season playoffs isn’t the only win at Coors Field. It looks like there’s a solution in the works for “The Evolution of the Ball,” the iconic Lonnie Hanzon sculpture that has graced the Wynkoop Street walkway into Coors Field since the ballpark opened in 1995…
Weekend Warriors: Cheap and Boozy Workouts in Denver
Let loose this weekend on the mat or in a happy hour.
Cleo Parker Robinson’s Last Dance Is Tonight
Local legend Cleo Parker Robinson dances “Barrelhouse Blues” one last time.
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Reinke Bros. Haunted Mansion Reopens Today After Three-Year Scare!
A June 2014 hailstorm had put the attraction out of business.
Ten Things to Do in Denver for $10 and Under (Three Free!)
Get busy, Denver.
Colorado Creatives: Lin Wen-Ben
Born in Taiwan and a graduate of the Rocky Mountain College of Art + Design, Lin Wen-Ben grew into a practice with roots in the performative sway and mark-making motions of brush calligraphy.
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Review: Neil Goodman Retrospective Gets Back to Basics
The retrospective of the renowned Chicago sculptor fills the indoor galleries, too.
Review: Benchmark’s Uncanny Valley Should Explore More
The play could use more vitality: a revelation, a jolt of surprise, a bit more juice.
Action Figure Film Festival Survives Hasbro Threat, Returns to Denver
Different name, same film festival. The G.I. Joe Film Festival returns to Denver as the Action Figure Film Festival.
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Conan O’Brien Announces Denver Show in December
Late night host Conan O’Brien is hitting the road with a crew of fellow comics from Team Coco – his multimedia comedy company – for Conan & Friends: An Evening of Stand-up and Investment Tips.
Gustavo Arellano on Su Teatro’s Interview With a Mexican
The play premieres at Su Teatro on September 27.
Five Things for Art Lovers to Do and See in Denver This Weekend
Hit the galleries this weekend.
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The Irrepressible Science Fair Charms and Pleases — but What About the Science?
The cameras aren’t even there when the kids officially present their projects, but the filmmakers still wring the big day for all the drama they can, putting off as long as possible the revelation of whether any of their subjects win