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Korte has been playing music for more than 10 years. The Loss’ style has been described as a folk rock band, but if you ask Korte, she’ll tell you she’s a singer-songwriter with influences that span genres, even country and hip-hop.
The April 5 show at the Boulder Theater was no exception. Tlast night’s show at the Boulder Theater was no exception. The audience was pinned to the floor by these rock mini-symphonies, being pushed and pulled by the weight of the band’s reverb and heavy distortion, coming close to the head-crushing level of sonic power of My Bloody Valentine, then dipping down into beautiful, delicate instrumentation reminiscent of Sigur Ros.
Alongside 5.5 million other Americans, Lajoie turned to online dating. “I had some good experiences and some horrible experiences,” she said. After a year and a half of online dating, Lajoie said that while she didn’t find the love of her life, she did find the subject for a new play.
The Rock Ballets show April 13 – 15 at the Performing Arts Complex at Pinnacle Charter School. Director and choreographer Garrett Ammon said, “Every ballet is a different beast. But I’m a very music driven choreographer.” And this particular ballet is what Ammon hopes will be “a visual experience akin to a graphic novel come to life.”
As directed by Michael J. Duran, “The Drowsy Chaperone” is an all-night non-stop whirlwind of hilarious send-ups of the musicals of the early 20th century. The show garnered Tonys for Best Book for a Musical, Best Costumes, Best Original Score, Best Scenic Design and Best Featured Actress in a Musical – Beth Leavell. The Drama Desk Awards even gave it the nod for Best Musical.
We all know Kristine W – or do we? In one of her most revealing interviews ever, the gay-adored dance-music powerhouse recently caught up with us to chat about the closeted gay choir director who inspired her as a kid, her upcoming summer release and the pressure on her – a farm girl from Washington – to pursue country.
From Harriet’s crisis moments when she learns her boyfriend Robert (Tom Mison) goes missing in war, to her budding relationship with Fred, and her efforts to get salmon swimming upstream, Blunt makes her character engaging. She spoke with Out Front Colorado about the film and her related experiences with travel, fly-fishing, romance and crisis.
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