Csi Creator Anthony Zuiker Intrigued By Live Theaters Secret Weapon
- June
- 9
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He attends the International Mystery Writers’ Festival as winner of this year’s Ira Levin Award, an award given to someone who has “come from behind to become a success.” Before achieving success, Zuiker was a tram driver at the Mirage Hotel in Las Vegas.
During the festival, Zuiker will present the Abraham Lincoln Bicentennial Award to [...]
Robins Finalise Retained List
- May
- 7
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Keith Downing has released four fringe players from his playing squad in preparation for the Robins’ third season in League One.
Michael Wylde, Sam Foley, Craig Reid and Adam Connolly have all been told that their futures lie away from Whaddon Road.
Goalkeeper Scott Brown has been offered a two-year deal by the Robins boss whilst Jerry [...]
Something’s fishy
- April
- 8
Produce isn’t the only thing with a season. Fish and other goodies-of-the-sea have peaks and valleys throughout the year.
“When fish is in peak season it’s abundant, in the best shape and at the best price,” says Paul Marczyk of Marczyk Fine Foods in Denver.
And what’s in season now?
“Halibut,” Marczyk says. “Wild striped [...]
Nebraska Retains the Death Penalty
- April
- 6
LINCOLN, Neb. - Nebraska lawmakers rejected an attempt to repeal the death penalty on Tuesday, a month after courts left the state with no way to execute its killers.Twenty senators in the unicameral, officially nonpartisan Legislature voted for the bill to change the maximum penalty to life in prison without possibility of parole. It would [...]
MTA unveils planned service expansions
- March
- 6
MTA chief Elliot Sander celebrated the agency’s 40th
anniversary yesterday by unveiling proposals for dramatic service expansion for decades down the line that would include extending the Second Avenue subway into Brooklyn and Queens and connecting LaGuardia Airport to the Woodside LIRR station by train. In the first-ever “State of the MTA” speech, [...]
Kids play grow at camp
- March
- 6
Don’t think of camp as just a way to keep kids occupied during the long days of summer.
The right summer camp can accelerate a child’s development and provide lifelong skills, psychologists say.
At camp, kids get to live communally, engage in a variety of recreational activities and spend time away from home and family. [...]
Wind instruments a breath of fresh air for audience
- March
- 6
Most chamber-music concerts feature strings and piano, because of the dominance and popularity of repertoire focused on such instruments and the ubiquitousness of ensembles performing it.
But if string quartets and piano trios pervade the field, composers have written superb works for other combinations as well, and the Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center is [...]
Club shows this week
- February
- 22
JAZZ %26 BLUES
Code 3 Lounge
Wed: Greg Warren, 9 p.m. No cover. 2034 Larimer St., 303-296-3352
Dazzle
Today: Sarah Partridge, 7 and 9 p.m. $15;Sat: John Fedchock, 7 %26 9 p.m. $15; Sun: John Fedchock, 7 p.m. $15; Tue: the Andrew Trim Quintet, 7 p.m. $7; Wed: Steve Wilson with the Colorado Jazz Orchestra, 7 p.m. $12. 930 [...]
Theft of computer adds sour note to Digital Underground’s last showClubs
- February
- 22
All right stop what you’re doin’. The rumors are flying: Digital Underground will play its last show as a band on Monday in Denver.
The hip-hop group that invented the Humpty Dance, the guys who told you to “Doo- whutchyalike,” are soon to be no more.
In an e-mail from Shock-G, the band’s longtime frontman (also [...]
Another stage #151; Merrill Osmond tackles dramatic role in Hales Civil War
- February
- 15
It’s a Monday night. Merrill Osmond has rehearsed for less than a week with the rest of the cast of “The Civil War.” But he’s doing all right, this veteran performer.
His gravelly voice blends nicely with the other actors‘ silky tenors. When it comes to [...]
