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2012-2013 SEASON
We're still arranging some of the specifics for the upcoming season,
but here are a few special details:
- Michael Tucker and Jill Eikenberry will return on Saturday,
September 15! They performed in Eccentrics Unlimited last fall, but you might recognize them from L.A. Law.
- Grazers and Gourmands, our glorious food show, will be Sunday, October 7 in Denver at Su Teatro & Saturday, October 6 in Boulder at the
Dairy Center.
- The always popular Making Merry will be on Sunday, December 16 at Seawell Ballroom, DCPA and Saturday, December 15 in Boulder at the
Dairy Center.
- Our annual Lighthouse Writers Workshop collaboration will be on Saturday, January 12.
- A collaboration with Buntport Theater Company will be on Saturday, March 2 (Flash Fiction Part II).
Until we know specific themes, actors and stories, add these dates to your calendar now, and don't miss Stories on Stage!
Saturday, September 15
Sunday, October 7
Saturday, November 10
Sunday, December 16 (*Seawell Ballroom)
Saturday, January 12
Sunday, February 10
Saturday, March 2
Sunday, April 7
Sunday, May 5
All Saturday performances are 1:30 & 7:30pm.
All Sunday performances are 1:30 & 6:30pm.
Denver performances will be at Su Teatro @ the Denver Civic Theatre,
located at 721 Santa Fe Dr, Denver, 80204
except Making Merry on Sunday, December 16 at Seawell Ballroom, DCPA.
Some of Next Season’s Programming in the Works!:
• Bless the Beasts – Celebrating the animals in our lives
• Grazers and Gourmands - Food & Chefs
• Cliffhangers – Tales that will leave you on the edge of your seat
• The New Reality – The pleasures and perils of modern life
• M is for Mayhem – (Non) true crime stories
• Collaborations with Lighthouse Writers Workshop, Center for Digital Storytelling, and more!
Boulder Shows
Sat, October 6, 7:30pm
Sat, December 15, 2:00pm
Sat, April 6, 7:30pm
All Boulder programs will be held at the Dairy Center for the Arts, 2590 Walnut Street, Boulder, 80302.
For single tickets to Boulder performances, please call 303.444.7328 (SEAT) or visit http://thedairy.org.
These Boulder performances will mirror the Denver programming. If you would like to use your subscription for a Boulder performance, please let us know, and we will be happy to accommodate you. Special Shows
Beyond the Score
with Colorado Music Festival
Narrated by Leonard Barrett and John Hutton!
July 19 & 20, 7:30pm, Chautauqua Auditorium
Click here for Tickets.
Beyond the Score Explores Holst’s The Planets
Carolyn Kuan, Conductor
Join us for an enthralling exploration of this work through a stunning visual and musical presentation. After intermission, enjoy a complete performance of The Planets by the Colorado Music Festival Orchestra.
Gustav Holst was a child of the late 19th-century British Empire, and his orchestral work The Planets was written during the disastrous first two years of World War I, when that empire faced its greatest threat. The music reflects the composer’s sense of longing to find values that were deeper, older and more universal. Holst is famous as a pioneer of the so-called English musical renaissance, but in this suite he looks far beyond the island of Britain and finds inspiration in the ancient cultures of Greece and India, in the myths and fancies of astrology and theosophy, and in the revolutionary musical discoveries of Debussy and Stravinsky.
Stories on Stage actors have successful and active careers.
Sometimes a surprise film or television commitment requires an actor to reschedule.
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