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Scene Stealers: Week of September 6th - Yellow Scene Magazine (opens the original)
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The brand-new folk musical Brindlewood, written and composed by Ryan Glaser and directed by Andy Seracuse, follows a young girl who strays from a forest path and gets lost in the ancient woods. This unconventional production from the unconventional troupe The Third Side Theatre Co. features puppets and a live band bringing this new folk tale to life. Brindlewood emphasizes the themes of “girlhood, growth, and the wild places inside us all.” Brindlewood | Sep. 4 – 13 • The People’s Building, Auro
Spotlight: Blessed - Yellow Scene Magazine (opens the original)
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Artist Jane Howard is bringing her debut feature film as writer/director, Blessed, to Boulder for a screening at The Studio on Sunday, Aug. 30. The film recreates real-life stories from her backyard bike rental business in New Orleans, Louisiana. We spoke with Jane on a video call about the film. Jamie Lammers: What was the impetus of this film? What inspired you to make it? Jane Howard: Each scene describes something I think is worth knowing about the community. It’s hard for me to say if it’s
Spotlight: Boulder Ballet's [In]Human - Yellow Scene Magazine (opens the original)
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Kicking off their 2026-27 season, Boulder Ballet will perform [In]Human on September 19th at Chautauqua Auditorium. The program includes the world premiere of “How to Build a Dream Apparatus,” choreographed by Emmy-winning creative Natasha Adorlee to music by Andrew Bird. Couple: Boulder Ballet dancers. Photo provided by Boulder Ballet. Jamie Lammers: Do you wanna talk a bit about the performance? Ben Needham-Wood: It’s a really interesting time in the world. The power of AI and these digital cr
Spotlight: The SoapGirls - Yellow Scene Magazine (opens the original)
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On Sunday, August 2nd, South African alternative rock duo The SoapGirls will perform at HQ in Denver, starting at 8 p.m., as part of their Rebel DNA World Tour. We sat down virtually with the duo, sisters Noemie “Mie” and Camille “Mille” Debray, to discuss their music and performances. Jamie Lammers: Do you wanna talk about how The SoapGirls developed? Mille Debray: We’ve always been into music since we were kids. Our mom is musical, she plays piano, she sings. Mie Debray: Growing up in Cape Tow
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