CAC ARTS NEWS No. 223
- 02/08/06 Part 1
COLORADO ARTS CONNECTION
Colorado Arts news - Part 1 of 2
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(And if anyone gets spam, it is me! The old estesvalley.net address is still
active as I still get a few press releases. The newer addresses will fill up
with spam in time.)
What the consequences
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all plays out. In the past I have had problems with AOL and found a work
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and phrases that blocks this newsletter for evermore - and I do try to keep it
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paste press releases after blathering on with a short editorial.
I have a second cousin
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List-Subscribe:
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If it ain't one thing,
it's another!
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for those blessings we have,
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AND
NOW FOR SOME GREAT COLORADO ARTS NEWS:
From ArtistsRegister Monthly at: http://www.artistsregister.com/blog
COLORADO
Trine Bumiller
at Robischon Gallery
Exhibition continues
through February 18, 2006. ArtistsRegister.com member Trine Bumiller
will be exhibiting at Robischon Gallery located at 1740 Wazee Street, Denver,
CO 80202. www.robischongallery.com
Internal
Expressions
February 3-28, 2006.
Internal Expressions, an exhibition of work by ArtistsRegister.com member
Cassandra Kotnik. Internal Expressions highlights images of beauty from
seldom seen sources. This body of work is an ongoing series of drawings and
paintings done on large scale using experimental media. Among the tools used
are vegetable oil, wood and fabric dye, fire and countless others. This body of
artwork reflects the relationship between our inner selves and the outerworld.
The Other Side Arts, 1644 Platte Street, Denver CO. For more information
contact Cassandra Kotnik: 303.399.1722.
On the Wall
Exhibition continues
through March 17, 2006. ArtistsRegister.com member Michele Hardy will be
participating in On the Wall: SAQA at Colorado Springs (featuring Professional
Artist Members of Studio Art Quilts Associates). Gallery of Contemporary Art,
University of Colorado, Colorado Springs, CO. www.uccs.edu
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THIS EVENT IS
TODAY!!!!!!
Business of Arts Workshop
Audience Development Part 1
A New Framework for Building Participation in the Arts
Wednesday,
February 8, 2006, 6:30-8:30
V-Room,
The Dairy Center for the Arts
$5.00
members / $15 non-members
Learn about and
discuss A New
Framework for Building Participation in the Arts the RAND Report. The purpose of the report
is to better understand the process by which individuals become involved in the
arts and to identify how arts institutions can most effectively influence this
process. Presented by special guest Ken Santistevan, Director of Public
Affairs, Denver Center for the Performing Arts and Alison Moore, Executive
Director, Boulder County Arts Alliance.
Boulder
County Arts Alliance
Providing leadership,
resources, and advocacy for the arts
Welcome to the Boulder
County Arts Alliance Arts and Cultural Events Calendar. BCAA is a non-profit,
membership based organization, providing leadership, resources, and advocacy to
the arts community since 1966.
Your $30 Individual membership with BCAA helps us continue
to provide valuable services to the community, including this free arts
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workshops, grants and awards, exhibit opportunities, and much more! Please
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Subject: New Voices for Women in Theatre
From:
"Denver Center Theatre Company"
<webmaster@mypacmailreply.paciolan.com>
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New Voices for Women
in the Theatre
Saturday, February 11,
2006 10:00 am
The Stage
TheatrePlease join us for a free panel discussion of expanded
opportunities for
women in the theatre featuring some of the today's leading women playwrights,
directors and critics.
The panel includes
director Wendy Goldberg (The Clean House), theatre critic Misha Berson (Seattle
Times), playwright Regina Taylor (Crowns), playwright Michele Lowe (Good on
Paper) and playwright Theresa Rebeck (Bad Dates). Moderated by Rocky Mountain
News theatre critic Lisa Bornstein. Sponsored by American Express Company.
No reservations
required. First come, first served. Lobby doors open at 9:30 am.
For assistance
or comments, e-mail feedback@dcpa.org
For information
on events at the DCPA visit www.denvercenter.org
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Take your family on a
journey to the far corners of the world
with the American
premiere of
Dr. Dolittle.
Tommy Tune is
Doctor Dolittle in this big, boisterous family musical, and
his ability to talk to
the animals will take audiences on one
extraordinary
adventure after another. Based on Leslie Bricusse's (Jekyll
and Hyde, Victor/Victoria)
Oscar-winning film, this fun and fanciful tale
will entertain adults
and children alike with delightful melodies and
impressive special
effects. Dr. Dolittle's host of amazing animals --
designed by Kenneth
Foy (Gypsy), Ann Hould-Ward (Beauty and the Beast)
and Michael Curry (The
Lion King) -- is comprised of actors playing fully
realized animals, hand
puppets, marionettes and enormous flying animals.
The charming and witty
score features songs such as "When I Look in Your
Eyes." "I've
Never Seen Anything Like It" and the Academy Award-winning
"Talk to the
Animals." All remaining tickets are å½ price at
the box office
one hour before the show!
Tuesday --
Sunday at 7 PM ,
Saturday &
Sunday matinees at 1 PM through February 12.
The Denver Center for
the Performing Arts
1101 13th St.,
Denver, CO 80204
Administration:
303.893.4000
Tickets:
303.893-4100 tickets@dcpa.org
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SWALLOW
HILL
MUSIC ASSOCIATION
Denver's
Home for Folk, Roots & Acoustic Music
PRESS
RELEASE
For
Immediate Release
Thursday,
February 2, 2006
Contact:
RJ Betancourt
rudy@swallowhill.com
| 303.765.2488
Local
bluegrass sensation Sons & Brothers back at Swallow Hill
WHAT: Concert by Sons
& Brothers w/Ron Thomason
WHEN: Friday, February
24, 2006. 8 p.m.
WHERE: 71 East Yale
Ave., Denver, CO 80210
TICKETS: $15 in
advance, $18 day of show
INFO & BOX OFFICE:
www.swallowhill.com,
303.777.1003
PHOTO: www.swallowhill.com/images/artists/highrez/Sons&Brothers001.jpg
Denver, 02/02/06
- Pow'r Pickin' magazine raves, "Sons & Brothers is the
most exciting acoustic band in Colorado. They enthrall an audience to the
extent that after a particularly powerful song, you may hear a collective gasp
as listeners, stunned by the originality and emotion of the music, suddenly
remember to breath." Colorado's own Sons & Brothers will be bringing
their own "WestGrass" to the Swallow Hill stage on Friday, February
24 at 8 p.m. "WestGrass" is the term the band uses to describe its
presentation of acoustic music that combines elements of western, gospel, bluegrass,
and old time fiddle music. "We draw on the traditions of bluegrass and old
time and use these elements to describe and present experiences relevant to
life in the west, and more specifically, here in the mountain west," says
Frank Wolking who plays guitar and sings in the group. "I feel very
fortunate to play music with such a great group of young men. My sons Mike
(dobro, banjo, guitar), Joe (mandolin and fiddle), and Aaron (bass guitar) are
really playing and singing some wonderful music at this point in their lives.
It seems like we're right on the edge of something very special in the way that
we are able to work together and present this view of our lives here in the
western region of the United States."
"There are few
bands in any genre that can take a song and make it uniquely and splendidly
their own as well as these four men from Westcliffe, Colorado," says David
Patton from Coal Creek Bluegrass Band. The band has traveled and bringing
"WestGrass" to concerts and festivals in numerous states over the
past six years and, in 2004, they took "WestGrass" to Scotland,
England and Wales with great success. Dave Higgs, of Bluegrass Now magazine praises, "It's not only Sons &
Brothers powerful paint-pealing vocals that make them one of the most
strikingly original bands in bluegrass, but it's their sound - an arresting
brand of bluegrass flavored by the wide open spaces, grandeur, and panoramic
majesty of the West." "Sons & Brothers gave me one of those rare
musical memories I'll always cherish - the incredible experience of seeing a
band (with no expectations) and being totally blown away. It's something I'll
never forget." Tim Walsh,
Bluegrass Now magazine.
For tickets visit
www.swallowhill.com or call (303) 777-1003. Discounts are available for Swallow
Hill members.
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HAPPY
VALENTINE'S DAY
Roses are red
Violets are blue
We love actors,
ballerinas, hip hopsters, musicians and singers at the Ascot, and we want you
to love to perform too!
The Ascot Performing
Arts Academies are offering a February special!
We want everyone to
love the arts, so we're offering 4 classes for the price of 3 for new
students who register for an acting, ballet, hip hop, improvisation, jazz,
music or voice lesson during February! Register on or before Valentine's
Day, and we'll waive the registration fee!
This would be a fun
and unique Valentine's gift to your favorite Valentine!
We have the best
instructors in the west, from Jake Williamson, director extraordinaire, to Nikoloz
Makhateli all the way from Georgia (near Russia) to Chad Hodges on percussion,
Linda Bolander on strings, Caroline Metz, one of our voice instructors, and
more!
The Ascot Performing
Arts Academies are located at 9132 W Bowles Avenue, Littleton.
Please visit our
website at www.ascotacademies.org
or call us at 720-338-1466.
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What's
Happening
At the Arvada
Center
3 FOR $99
THEATER PACKAGE - OFFER EXPIRES FEBRUARY 25
Demand has been high
for a midseason theater package so we have created a package for the remainder
of our theater season. Don't wait too long because the availability of our best
seats is limited. Call the box office today (not available online).
The three show package
includes:
The Heiress
on stage January 31 - February 26
Pippin
on stage April 18 - May 14
The Full
Monty on stage June 27 - August 6
ALEXANDER
WHO'S NOT NOT NOT NOT NOT NOT GOING TO MOVE - WEEKEND SHOWS SELL OUT FAST
This humorous and
touching, this musical is sure to entertain as Alexander deals with the anxiety
of leaving behind what is familiar to embrace the challenges of the unknown.
Weekend tickets are selling fast so don't delay! For more information please
visit www.arvadacenter.org/perform/children.php?newsid=1760.
March 4, Sat, 11 a.m.
& 1:00 p.m.
March 18, Sat, 11:00
a.m. & 1:00 p.m.
March 25, Sat, 11:00
a.m. & 1:00 p.m.
April 1, Sat, 11:00
a.m. & 1:00 p.m.
FEBRUARY MUSIC
WITH A VIEW IS ALMOST SOLD OUT
Celebrate the
beginning of spring with a concert in the intimate setting of our galleries.
Windy Peak will perform a spirited blend of bluegrass, jazz country and
classical into a one-of-a-kind musical statement!. Don't delay, seats are going
quick!
Thurs & Fri,
February 23 & 24, 7:00 p.m.
Cost $12
Not available online
as there are few remaining tickets. For tickets call (720) 898-7200.
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Celebrity
Bartending at the new Tanglewoods Restaurant benefiting the
Evergreen Arts
Council
Contact: Lorene Joos,
Director
Tel:
303-674-0056
Email:
_evergreeneaca@aol.com_ (mailto:evergreeneaca@aol.com)
_www.evergreenarts.org_
(http://www.evergreenarts.org/)
Celebrity Bartending
at the new Tanglewoods Restaurant benefiting the
Evergreen Arts
Council: Thursday, February 9, 5 - 9pm. All tips
benefit the Evergreen
Arts Council. Guess which famous artist your bartender is dressed
as... The Evergreen Arts Council Board Members invite you to join
them for a fun filled evening with friends at the new Tanglewoods
Restaurant in Evergreen. Entertainment by PK and Donna Worley,
Accoustic Music by Tom Becker and others. Tanglewoods Restaurant is located
at 1552 Bergen Parkway (The Barn at Hiwan), 303-670-2263.
The Evergreen Arts
Council is a non profit 501 C3 Tax Id No. 84 0718563.
January 31, 2006
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Media Contact:
Shawn Hann
720-424-1840
shawn_hann@dpsk12.org
"The
good ended happily, and the bad unhappily. That is what Fiction means."
- Oscar Wilde
Presenting a comedy of
errors and a satire on Victorian EnglandŠ
"The
truth is rarely pure and never simple. Modern life would be very tedious if it
were either, and modern literature a complete impossibility!"
The
Importance of Being Earnest
By Oscar Wilde
Directed by Shawn Hann and
Anastasia Milliken
Feb. 2, 3, 4 and 9,
10, 11, 2006 ~ 7 p.m.
At the Schomp
Auditorium, Denver School of the Arts
7111 Montview Blvd.
Denver, Colo.
The Theatre Department of Denver School
of the Arts is proud to present
Oscar Wilde's classic Š John Worthing, a carefree young gentleman, is the
inventor of a fictitious brother, "Ernest," whose wicked ways afford
John an excuse to leave his country home from time to time for London. There he
stays with his close friend, Algernon Moncrieff. Algernon has a cousin,
Gwendolen Fairfax, with whom John is deeply in love. During his London
sojourns, John, under the name Ernest, has won Gwendolen's love, for she
strongly desires to marry someone with the confidence-inspiring name of Ernest.
But when he asks for Gwendolen's hand from the formidable Lady Bracknell, John
must reveal he is a foundling who was left in a handbag at Victoria Station.
This is very disturbing to Lady Bracknell, who insists that he produce at least
one parent before she consents to the marriage.
Returning to the
country home where he lives with his ward, Cecily Cardew, and her governess,
Miss Prism, John finds that Algernon has also arrived under the identity of the
nonexistent brother Ernest. Algernon falls madly in love with the beautiful
Cecily, who has long been enamored of the mysterious, fascinating brother
Ernest. With the arrival of Lady Bracknell and Gwendolen, chaos eruptsŠ
SHOWTIMES
Feb. 2, 3, 4 and 9,
10, 11, 2006 ~ 7 p.m.
all performances
TICKETS
$8 students
and seniors, $10 adults. Call the DSA box office (720-424-1713) to charge by
phone.
MORE
INFORMATION
dsa.dpsk12.org
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FROM DURANGO
From:
"Susan Belshe" <susanb@durangoarts.org>
The Durango Arts
Center presents;
Dirt Works
Feb.1st-28th
Artists Gathering,
Wednesday, February 15, 2006 5:30pm
Wednesday the guest
speaker at the Artists Gathering will be Lorraine
Trenholm. Lorraine was
born in New York and stayed there until completing
her studies at the
Pratt Institute. She belongs to numerous Pastel
Associations and was a
signature member of the Pastel Painters Society of
Cape Cod. Her work has
been published in magazines as well as in the book,
Painting the
Impressionist Landscape. She has won many awards and will share
her latest approach to
pastels.
Susan Andersen
Exhibits Director
Durango Arts Center
802 East Second Ave.
Durango, Co 81301
(970) 259-2606
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Subject: Colorado
Chamber Players Present Tribute to Toru Takemitsu
From:
SabineEKortals@aol.com
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COLORADO CHAMBER
PLAYERS
www.coloradochamberplayers.org
MEDIA ADVISORY
Colorado Chamber
Players Present Tribute to Toru Takemitsu
MEDIA CONTACTS:
Dr. Barbara
Hamilton-Primus, CCP Executive/Artistic Director
Tel: 303-355-2224
E-mail:
Bhamviola@aol.com
Sabine Kortals,
Publicity
Tel: 720-566-0685
E-mail:
sabineekortals@aol.com
WHAT: The Colorado
Chamber Players present a tribute to the great
20th-century Japanese
composer, Toru Takemitsu, featuring guitarist
Masakazu Ito
WHO: Virtuoso
guitarist Masakazu Ito, along with Colorado Chamber Players
members Paul Primus
and David Waldman, violins; Barbara Hamilton-Primus,
viola;
Julie Thornton, flute;
Lynne Abbey-Lee, harp; Andrew Cooperstock, piano; and
guest Judith McIntyre,
cello
GOLDEN:
DATE: Saturday, March
11, 2006
LOCATION: Foothills
Art Center, 809 15th Street, Golden
TIME: 2:30 p.m.
TICKETS: $16.50
general admission, $13.50 seniors/students, and $6.50
children under 10,
through TicketsWest or at the door
CALL: TicketsWest at
1-866-464-2626 or www.ticketswest.com, or at King
Soopers ticket
outlets. Discounted group rate available for groups over
five people.
CALL: 303-279-3922 for
driving directions
DENVER:
DATE: Sunday, March
12, 2006
LOCATION: University
of Denver, Hamilton Family Recital Hall, Newman Center
for the Performing
Arts, 2344 E. Iliff Ave., Denver
TIME: 7:30 p.m.
TICKETS: $16.50
general admission, $13.50 seniors/students, and $6.50
children under 10
CALL: 303-357-ARTS
(2787)
Note: Following this
concert, there will be a dessert reception to meet the
performers.
ALL-TAKEMITSU PROGRAM:
- A Bird Came Down The
Walk (1994), viola and piano
- A Way A Lone (1980),
string quartet
- All In Twilight
(1987), solo guitar
- And Then I Knew
‰*÷Twas Wind (1992), flute, viola and harp
- Orion (1984), cello
and piano
- Rocking Mirror
Daybreak (1983), violin duo
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