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Colorado theater to mount melodrama version of musical ‘Sweeney Todd’ (opens the original)
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When Sweeney Todd slits the throats of his victims in the melodrama version of the Tony Award-winning musical, will you be booing or cheering? It’s hard to know until you’re there, but director Paula Makar endeavored to balance the terror with laughter in the world premiere of playwright Chris Sorenson’s “Sweeney! Demon Barber of Cripple Creek” at The Butte Theater in Cripple Creek. “We are doing the murdering, but we don’t have a lot of special effects,” she said. “There’s no gory blood or thin
Live Well: Desperately seeking wildlife (opens the original)
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I came for the great horned owl, but stayed for the beaver. It’s amazing what will show itself to you in the wild when you can remain quiet and still enough. When you can practice the fine art of patience and also be content with never seeing anything at all. I mean this in terms of waiting for wildlife, but also in waiting to hear the inner wilds of our own hearts, minds, bodies and souls. Waiting for wildlife is an underrated way to practice stillness, silence and patience, which the world nee
Pikes Pick: Manitou Springs Heritage Center to host old horror movies (opens the original)
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If you’re like me and can no longer stomach gory or truly terrifying movies, Manitou Springs Heritage Center‘s free Sunday Night Frights is ideal. Every Sunday in October, the nonprofit shows scary or thriller movies from back in the day when scary meant not really so scary. First up on Sunday is the 1939 movie, “The Hunchback of Notre Dame.” Future movies include the 1940 films “Rebecca” and “The Ghost Breakers.” Doors open at 5:30 p.m., special features are at 5:45 p.m., and the movie starts a
Christian pop duo For King & Country imagines heaven in new album, tour (opens the original)
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Less than a year after his first son was born, Luke Smallbone came close to death. On Halloween in 2012, he was diagnosed with ulcerative colitis, a type of inflammatory bowel disease, but brushed it off, not understanding the severity of the illness. The road beckoned and he headed out on tour with his brother, Joel Smallbone, and their Christian pop duo For King & Country. In December, he came home for his son’s grand entrance before returning to tour. His health plummeted. Soon, his 6-foot-4
Colorado Springs Philharmonic embarks on 100th season (opens the original)
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Edwin Dietrich first held the baton a century ago. In 1927, the first 27 musicians of the new Colorado Springs Symphony Ensemble sat before their first music director inside Grace Episcopal Church, one of Colorado Springs’ first churches and the symphony’s first venue. Dietrich stayed for but a brief year, but he laid the foundation for an organization that would still be standing 100 years later. Today, 77 contracted musicians gaze toward the podium at the Pikes Peak Center, where the internati
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