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ENTERTAINMENT
INDEX ENTERTAINMENT
Program Council: ..... 3
On campus
Local bands:............ 6
Boulder venues: ..... 10
Denver venues: ...... 14
Fall concert preview:

............................... 16
Record stores:....... 22
Downloading:.......... 25
Radio:..................... 28
Theater: ................ 30
Open mics:............. 32
Art:........................ 36 The University of Colorado’s Program Council last year sponsored at “Guitar Hero World Tour” event at the University Memorial Center fountain.
File photo Zak Wood
Comedy:................. 40
Festivals:................ 44
Here we are now, entertain us
Program Council Program Council of the Bands and a Poetry Slam.
We have at least two events a
Baker speaks from experience,
as he worked his way up from
brings movies,
Movies: .................. 45 bands and more
Get in touch with the
University of Colorado’s
week and give CU students lots of
things to do.”
volunteer to head honcho in less
than two years.
Program Council in Program Council also gives its
to CU campus University Memorial Center staff members on-the-job training,
The new director said he has
Fall film preview:.. 49 By Wendy Kale

Room 401, at as they learn various facets of the
big plans for Program Council and
CU entertainment.
303-492-7704 or online at entertainment business.
kale@coloradodaily.com www.programcouncil.com Former Program Council staff “We’re hoping to bring a lot of
T
he University of Colorado’s members have gone on to run good things to campus,” Baker
Program Council is ready to concert companies, tour with said. “We have our Friday night
starts a new chapter under film series, concerts in Club 156
entertain you. director Justin Baker. bands, handle press for celebrities
and work in the worlds of TV and — and sneak peak movies from
Program Council is the campus’ The new director is looking to the film studios.
student-run entertainment board, radio.
beef up campus entertainment
and the organization has been “We have a paid office staff, but “We plan on using the larger
and re-brand his organization in
providing concerts, movies and a lot of students start off as campus venues to bring in some
the Boulder community.
special events since 1953. volunteers,” Baker said. “Working bigger concert names.”
“Program Council provides with Program Council gives
The campus group is best The Program Council is known
quality, affordable entertainment students real-life experience.
known for providing CU with top- for hosting monumental shows.
for CU students,” Baker said. “We “We have our own marketing
rate concerts. PC has hosted That’s why Baker wants to
provide live music for campus, and production teams. We also
shows with everyone from the continue the tradition.
special events, sneak-peak movies have a street team that meets
Dave Matthews Band to Girl Talk. and promotions. “We’re also looking to book
once a week and is responsible for
This year, Program Council “We also have an annual Battle putting up posters.” SEE COUNCIL, PAGE 4
Thursday, August 27, 2009 Colorado Daily Welcome Back WB3
ENTERTAINMENT
The University of Colorado’s Program Council helped bring the Dave Matthews Band to Folsom Field in
2001. File photo Mark Leffingwell
COUNCIL from 3 beyond campus, so Promotions

Director Evan Matt is taking on
expanding its Internet presence.
“We really want to expand the

the challenge.
events in Club 156 every word on Program Council,” Matt
weekend,” Baker said. “We’re “We want to see how much
said. “This experience is so
looking for ways to keep students cross-promotion we can do, and
amazing that we want to get it out
entertained and on campus. we want to get involved with
on Facebook, Twitter and
students and the community,”
“Our shows are all-ages and we MySpace.”
Matt said. “We’re also going to re-
provide an alcohol-free vamp the Program Council VIP “People should know that PC is
alternative.” program, so students can get the coolest office on campus. It’s
The CU Program Council also more discounts.” so much fun and it’s like a close-
is looking to expand its image Program Council also will be knit family.”
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In the folk-rock realm, locals
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Havok is a metal lover’s dream,
and the young Denver band is
ready to burst on the national and
international scenes.
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had great songs and be heavy,
aggressive metal,” vocalist/
guitarist David Sanchez said.
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metal genre in Denver, because
we play faster and our music
really gets the blood pumping.”
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also drawing attention in Denver.
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venues
The Fox Theatre on University
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This is the place to check mid-sized concert venues in the
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funk grooves, and the Boulder Carp said. “We have music here
scene features live music most over 220 nights a year and we
nights of the week. offer a wide range of acts.
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The Fox Theatre is the place to
The Laughing Goat, 1709 Pearl Center.
catch top-name local acts and top-
In 2009, locals have been able St. (www.thelaughinggoat.com),
name national bands. The Hill b.side lounge The intimate venue is booked
to see shows by Taking Back is Boulder’s all-ages coffeehouse.
venue has brought in everyone Sunday, Animal Collective, by CU’s Program Council and it
from The Killers to Common, and The Boulder area’s also known The venue now offers a wine always hosts an eclectic selection
Umphrey’s McGee and Old 97’s.
locals love the intimacy of the for mid-sized clubs like the b.side and beer menu and it always of acts.
room and killer sound and light The theater is already gearing lounge and Nissi’s. These are brings in local and regional talent
systems. up for the fall, and shows are venues that nurture local bands that’s on the rise.
planned with Jedi Mind Tricks and bring in up-and-coming More Boulder venues
This fall, Boulder can look and the Airborne Toxic Event, national bands.
forward to Fox shows by De La while DeVotchKa will throw a Nissi’s Conor O’Neill’s: 1922 13th St.,
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Soul and the Meat Puppets. two-day Halloween bash.
13th St. Nissi’s is located on the border
of Boulder and Lafayette at 2675 Boulder Draft House: 2027 13th
“We’re going to have some The theater also offers live DJ (www.thebsidelounge.com) in the
North Park Drive St., www.boulderdrafthouse.com.
really good indie rock acts like nights at its adjacent George’s heart of downtown Boulder and
Citizen Cope and Galactic this pub. it’s the most eclectic venue in (www.nissis.com), and locals pack Boulder Outlook Hotel: 800
town. the club for its inventive calendar
fall,” Carp said. “We’re also going “The Boulder Theater’s an 28th St.,
of live music, comedy and special
to have more indie rock bands independent, diverse community The club offers local music www.boulderoutlookhotel.com.
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oulder has a great music The Bluebird. Gothic and Ogden
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need to take a road trip to national bands. Not every band
Denver. visits Boulder, so it’s worth a drive
The Denver music scene is down to Denver to see many of
buzzing these days. these acts.
R.E.M. plays a relatively intimate gig at Denver’s Fillmore Auditorium in 2004. File photo Jonathan Castner The Fray, Single File and Meese
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packing the local club scene — and
The two hottest clubs in Denver
there are plenty more local and
may be the Larimer Lounge and
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Here’s your guide to the best
offer a wide-range of modern music
Denver music rooms. Maybe you
acts.
can discover the next great band
The Larimer Lounge (2721
(and it’s not too late to hit a late-
season show at Morrison’s Larimer St.,
legendary Red Rocks www.larimerlounge.com) offers
Amphitheatre). locals everything from live bands to
DJ nights. The venue also is known
for booking daytime BBQ shows
National acts and late-night shows.
Denver plays host to several Plus, the club’s right off the cool
clubs that bring in first-rate national LoDo section of Denver.
bands. The club sometimes books
The Fillmore Auditorium (1510 shows with little notice, so it always
Clarkson St., www.livenation.com) pays to check out the Larimer
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Blink-182, Weezer and Taking Monolith Festival: Sept. 12-13,
Back Sunday: Sept. 6, Fiddler’s Red Rocks, 18300 West Alameda
Green, Greenwood Village, Parkway, Morrison, 303-830-8497,
1-800-745-3000, $20-$63. $52-$65 per day.
Ween: Sept. 6, Red Rocks, 18300 The Gaslight Anthem: Sept. 13,
W. Alameda Parkway, Morrison, Ogden Theatre, 935 E. Colfax
303-830-8497, $45. Ave., Denver, 1-800-745-3000,
The Killers: Sept. 9, Red Rocks, $20-$22.
18300 W. Alameda Parkway, Soja: Sept. 15, Fox Theatre, 1135
Morrison, 303-830-8497, $43-$53. 13th St., Boulder, 303-443-3399,
The Bad Plus: Sept. 9, Boulder $12-$15.
Theater, 2032 14th St., Get Up Kids: Sept. 15, Marquis
303-786-7030, $24-$28. Theater, 2009 Larimer St.,
Fun with Miniature Tigers: Sept. Denver, 303-292-0805, $22-$25.
9, Club 156, CU campus, Boulder, Mike Marshall and Darol Anger:
303-492-7704, $10-$12. Sept. 17, Boulder Theater, 2032
Chickenfoot: Sept. 11, Fillmore 14th St., 303-786-7030, $22.
Auditorium, 1510 Clarkson St., Kyle Hollingsworth: Sept. 19, Fox
Denver, 303-830-8497, $40-$43. Theatre, Boulder, 1135 13th St.,
Psychedelic Furs and Happy 303-443-3399, $15-$17.
Mondays: Sept. 11, Boulder Jason Mraz: Sept. 19, Red Rocks,
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LIVE from 19 303-292-3666, price TBD 303-830-8497, $30-$32. The Pogues: Oct. 23, Ogden Boulder, 303-443-3399, $28.
Galactic: Oct. 2-3, Fox Theatre, Hot Buttered Rum: Oct. 9-10, Theatre, 935 E. Colfax Ave.,
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Sunny Day Real Estate: Sept. 21, 303-443-3399, $30. St., 303-443-3399, $17-$20. Mat Kearney: Oct. 26, Gothic Deadmau5: Nov. 4, Ogden
Ogden Theatre, 935 E. Colfax Creed: Oct. 3, Fiddler’s Green, The Bodeans: Oct. 10, Boulder Theatre, 3263 S. Broadway, Theatre, 935 E. Colfax Ave.,
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$25-$30. 1-800-745-3000, $15-$119. 303-786-7030, $34. The Black Crowes: Nov. 13,
Rob Thomas: Oct. 27, Magness
The Deer Hunter: Oct. 3, Strike Anywhere: Oct. 13, Fillmore Auditorium, 1510
The Oh Sees: Sept. 22, Larimer Arena, University of Denver,
Marquis Theater, 2009 Larimer Marquis Theater, 2009 Larimer Clarkson St., Denver,
Lounge, 2721 Larimer St., Denver, 1-800-745-3000, $36-$56.
St., Denver, 303-292-0805, $10. St., Denver, 303-292-0805, $12. 303-830-8497, $30-$45.
303-292-3666, price TBD Dinosaur Jr.: Oct. 29, Boulder
Butthole Surfers: Oct. 9, Ogden Mutemath: Oct. 14, Ogden Super Diamond: Nov. 13, Ogden
Placebo: Sept. 23, Gothic Theater, 2032 14th St.,
Theatre, 935 E. Colfax Ave., Theatre, 935 E. Colfax Ave., Theatre, 935 E. Colfax Ave.,
Theatre, 3263 S. Broadway, Denver, 1-800-745-3000, $25-$30. Denver, 1-800-745-3000, $20-$25. 303-786-7030, $30. Denver, 1-800-745-3000, $20-$25.
Englewood, 303-830-8497, $20-$26. Snow Patrol with Plain White Mae: Oct. 22, Marquis Theater, The Motet Play the Music of Sly Pixies: Nov. 16, Fillmore
Toubab Krewe: Sept. 24, Fox T’s: Oct. 9, Fillmore Auditorium, 2009 Larimer St., Denver, and the Family Stone: Oct. 29, Auditorium, 1510 Clarkson St.,
Theatre, 1135 13th St., Boulder, 1510 Clarkson St., Denver, 303-292-0805, $13-$15. Fox Theatre, 1135 13th St., Denver, 303-830-8497, price TBD.
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The Airborne Toxic Event: Sept.
24, Boulder Theater, 2032 14th
St., 303-786-7030, $24.
Meat Puppets and Dead
Confederate: Sept. 26, Fox
Theatre, Boulder, 1135 13th St.,
303-443-3399, $16-$20.
Flogging Molly: Sept. 26, Red
Rocks, 18300 W. Alameda
$35-$40.
Motorhead: Sept. 26, Fillmore
Auditorium, 1510 Clarkson St.,
Denver, 303-830-8497, $21-$28.
Amazing Baby: Sept. 26, Larimer
Lounge, 2721 Larimer St., Denver,
303-292-3666, price TBD
It Dies Today: Sept. 27, Marquis
Theater, 2009 Larimer St.,
Denver, 303-292-0805, $10-$12.
Clutch: Sept. 30, Fillmore
Auditorium, 1510 Clarkson St.,
Denver, 303-830-8497, $24-$27.
Brother Ali: Sept. 30, Fox
303-443-3399, $15-$18.
October
Groundation: Oct. 1, Boulder
Theater, 2032 14th St.,
303-786-7030, $22-$24.
Sleepy Sun: Oct. 1, Larimer
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that feature local and national said. “We’re selling more and
music acts. more vinyl every day. We have
“We sell all kinds of new and lots of vinyl limited editions and
used CDs and vinyl,” assistant we sell our vinyl online.”
manager Jeff Grantham said, “We Bart’s CD Cellar also offers in-
also carry all kinds of novelty store appearances by local and
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“We carry every genre of music
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different each week. Right now, The number of record stores in
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Grantham said Bart’s CD Cellar such as Barnes & Noble and
is also proud of its record deals. Borders Books and Music to buy
CDs and DVDs.
“We have the largest selection
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FILESHARING
Digital music
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CU warns students programs and BitTorrent sites
such as the Pirate Bay, Kazaa
CU policy
against copyright and MiniNova are common ways Students, faculty or staff
infringement for people to give and take from who engage in illegal
eachother’s song catalogs. The filesharing through the
By Mark Collins practice often breaks copyright University of Colorado’s
For the Colorado Daily law. computer networks may be
W
hen it comes to nabbing The Recording Industry punished by the university,
tunes off the Net without Association of America has been and may be pursued by
paying for them, the pursuing those who engage in outside law enforcement
illegal file-sharing since 2003. entities. For detailed
University of Colorado isn’t Big
Most recently, in July, a information about copyright
Brother.
25-year-old man in Rhode Island rules and CU’s filesharing
That doesn’t mean, however, policy, visit
that students using CU’s was fined more than $4.5 million
www.colorado.edu/
computer networks won’t get for downloading and distributing
copyright
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DOWNLOAD from 25 Stauffer, communications

manager for CU’s information-
required by law to keep records
of network activity, and to
technology department. investigate when it receives
A month earlier, a woman in notification from the RIAA that
If you are busted for
Minnesota was ordered by a someone using CU’s networks
downloading illegally on CU’s
federal jury to pay $1.9 million may be violating copyright rules.
network, it’s not because the
for breaking copyright laws by In general, the university uses
university has a stable of cyber
downloading tunes. a “three strikes and your out”
cops, scanning your laptop or the
In 2004, then-CU student Matt university’s networks for policy when it comes to
McChesney was ordered by a copyright abuse. copyright violators.
federal court to pay $7,000 after “There is a bit of a Here’s a breakdown:
being sued by the RIAA for misunderstanding,” Stauffer Strike 1: The first time CU
allegedly downloading 2,000 said. “Students think that we receives notification that you’ve
songs illegally. have people that watch the downloaded copyrighted material,
“It pays for students to share network, but it’s not the case at an administrator informs you of
files in a way that’s legal and all.” the violation via e-mail. You’ve got
Known won’t raise eyebrows,” said Greg However, the university is SEE DOWNLOAD, PAGE 27
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FILESHARING get social
authorities for illegal filesharing,
DOWNLOAD from 26 understands copyright rules and
the consequences of further it doesn’t mean you’re protected
from prosecution by outside
unauthorized use.
two business days to respond to Once the signed certificate is authorities.
the notice. received, the user’s network In recent years, CU has
If, upon further investigation, privileges are restored within implemented numerous
it’s found the notification is two business days. campaigns to both educate
unwarranted, you’re in the clear. Strike 3: A user’s network students — and, for that matter,
If you fail to respond within the access is suspended upon third faculty and staff, as well — about
two-day period and/or if the notification. The case goes to copyright law, and encourage
unauthorized activity continues, Judicial Affairs. adherence to it.
network privileges are suspended. A couple of further notes: CU’s
“There’s lots of newly
policy states that “depending on
Once the issue is resolved, developed services for getting
the situation, a single offense
network privileges are restored. free music, or paying very little
may be sufficient for immediate
for music,” Stauffer said.
Strike 2: Upon second suspension or termination of
notification of unauthorized use network services and access The university’s Web site
of copyrighted material, the privileges, and for names of features links to Web-based
user’s network access is violators to be referred to the services that offer free and legal
immediately blocked. The user appropriate authorities for music downloads, such as
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over the
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Local stations offer Tune in
a variety of musical Radio 1190: 1190 AM.
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Room 1B80.
By Wendy Kale 303-492-5031,
kale@coloradodaily.com www.radio1190.org.
B
oulder radio stations offer KBCO: 97.3 FM. 2500 Pearl
listeners an eclectic mix of St., Boulder.
sounds on the regular 303-444-5600,
airwaves and via the Internet. www.kbco.com.
No matter what their tastes, KGNU: 88.5 FM and 1390
locals can find their own brand of AM. 4700 Walnut St.,
music on Boulder stations such as Boulder. 303-449-4885,
Radio 1190, KBCO, KGNU and www.kgnu.org.
KBFR. KBFR: 93.9 FM.
Here’s the lowdown on the www.boulderfreeradio.com.
stations:
1190.
Radio 1190 “We’re staffed mostly by
Radio 1190 is known as
really happy hour

students, and we create a listening
Colorado’s “preeminent, non- experience that places us among
corporate, independent alternative the nation’s great underground
radio station.” radio stations,” general manager
The student station is located in Mike Flanagan said.
the University of Colorado’s
“Radio 1190’s devotion to
University Memorial Center, and
its airwaves are heard all across independent music means we fill
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campus and the metro area at AM SEE AIRWAVES, PAGE 29
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and eras throughout the
broadcast day,” he said. “Our
specialty programs focus on University
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The student DJs spin their
favorite music and earn hands-on N EW O WNERSHIP
training at Radio 1190. HOURS : M - T H 11:00 AM - 10:30 PM
“Our main musical focus these
KBCO’s Bret Saunders listens to the playback of an interview he
F RI - S UN 11:00 AM - 8:00 PM
days is independent, hip-hop and conducted for the Boulder-based FM station. File photo Carmel Zucker H APPY H OUR 1/2 P RICE T ANNING
local music,” Flanagan said. “This M- T H 8:00 PM - 10:30 PM
is the most exciting place on the interviews. “People can come into KGNU
dial — and it’s designed for
students.”
“Studio Cs are an opportunity and be trained,” Fuqua said. “Our 11325
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for us to bring bands to people’s
living rooms,” Ginger said. “It’s a
goal is to get them on the air. We
also have internships for CU
(303) 396-0382
KBCO very unique, intimate setting — students. WWW . BUFFTAN . COM
Local station KBCO (97.3 FM) and it can be wonderfully “You can do whatever you want
pioneered the adult album unpredictable.” at KGNU. You’re only limited by
alternative (Triple A) format, what you want to do. If you want
to be in news reporting — we’ll Did this happen because I’m…?
which means you’ll hear KGNU
everything from Coldplay to the have you out in the field.” Bias motivated incidents can affect your
Dave Matthews Band. KGNU (88.5 FM) is Boulder’s KGNU has studios in Boulder ability to meet your goals in school or at work.
“Our station is geared for community-supported radio and Denver, so there’s lots of
station, and the channel provides opportunities for CU students to Free confidential information and support are
listeners 18-54,” KBCO DJ Ginger
said. “We play a variety of artists a wide range of programming for get involved. available in person or on the web
and a lot of different musical its local listeners. “You’re coming to CU to
styles. KBCO incorporates rock, You can hear anything from expand your horizons and KGNU
folk, blues, reggae and a little bit punk to reggae on KGNU. In can be a part of it,” Fuqua said.
of everything into the mix. We addition, the station is always “Our mission is to bring people
could be playing Snow Patrol, and reaching out to the Boulder diverse music and viewpoints they
the next songs will be by U2 and community. might not hear any place else.”
Michael Franti. “We are Boulder’s community
“It’s a wonderful musical radio station,” station manager KBFR Assault * Bias Motivated Incidents * Crime *
hodge-podge.” Sam Fuqua said. “We provide an
The best-known of Boulder’s
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is a bit media shy, but you can
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reflects the tastes of Boulder. We
have bluegrass, dub, electronic,
station at 93.9 FM. The station
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However, the station’s best This is the most eclectic music To make a confidential report online go to
be hard to locate the frequency at
known for its Studio C sessions. station on the Front Range.” www.colorado.edu/studentaffairs/confidentialreporting
times.
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“The Visit,” Mainstage
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By Mark Collins
For the Colorado Daily Loft Theatre, Oct. 22-25
I
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But the blind don’t know he’s details.
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That’s the set up in Belgian Boulder’s Dinner Theatre
playwright Maurice Maeterlinck’s “The 25th Annual Putnam
19th-century drama “The Blind.” County Spelling Bee,” Sept.
The one-act drama opens the 11-Nov. 7
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When the play begins, the meal). Call 303-499-6000 or visit
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has died. The characters in the
play can’t.
Donna Vivino, left, as Elphaba and Katie Rose Clarke as Glinda in “Wicked,” playing at the Denver Center Boulder Ensemble Theatre
“They start talking about when for the Performing Arts this fall. Courtesy photo Company
he’ll come back, not knowing he’ll “The Sunset Limited,” Oct.
never come back,” said Jeanie a demoralized German town under pressure is good, old- Besides the pimply pubescents, 8-24
Balch, a doctoral student in CU’s facing a tempting proposition. A fashioned fun, and “Spelling Bee” four audience members will be
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Symbolism movement in theater. the surface inhumanity can dwell. their individual lives through a cards pre-show indicating The Upstart Crow Theatre
“The Blind” can be taken on CU also presents Tom spelling bee. They’re quirky and whether or not they care to be
“The Real Inspector Hound,”
several levels, Balch said. Stoppard’s comic whodunit “The they’re funny and they have picked. Sept. 11-26
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So, You’re a Poet Open Mic: 8 p.m. Mondays, Laughing Goat
The open mics provide a Coffeehouse, 1709 Pearl St., Boulder; 303-440-4628,
comfortable environment where www.thelaughinggoat.com.
artists can test their craft — and Rock N Soul Café Open Mic: 7:15 p.m. Mondays, 5290
get feedback from the audience. Arapahoe Ave., Boulder; 303-443-5108,
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There is only a handful of open
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VOICES from 32
turn at Connor O’Neill’s during the
Irish bar’s open mic night. File very serious about keeping the
photo Jonathan Castner tradition alive.
Conor O’Neills
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“Consistency really matters in

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“People know what to expect

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a good time.”
Laughing Goat
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The poetry night has been

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“This is the longest-running

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SEE VOICES, PAGE 35

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Boulder University of Colorado with a show by Boulder native
campus: Mike Shankman, who now lives
By Mark Collins CU Art Museum: and works in Brooklyn, N.Y.
For the Colorado Daily 303-492-8003 Shankman paints surreal industrial
A
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of Contemporary Art. fiske.colorado.edu Gallery on the first floor of Norlin
One of the exhibits, scheduled to UMC Art Gallery: Library.
umc.colorado.edu Drew Witham puts a fresh coat of paint on a pedestal in preparation The HotSpot is the starting point
open Sept. 25 at BMoCA, the
University Libraries: for a new exhibit at the Boulder Museum of Contemporary Art last for the library’s current exhibition,
downtown gallery just north of the year. File photo Zak Wood
uclibraries.colorado.edu an MFA showing titled “Progress
University of Colorado campus,
was hatched from a sculpture class of Journey.” The exhibition, which
coop) in your backyard,” said photographer Andrea Modica. is hung in the HotSpot and
at the university. traditional studio setting.
Kirsten Gerdes Stoltz, associate Modica spent 10 years elsewhere throughout the library,
CU assistant professor Richard The first thing they produced
curator at BMoCA. documenting the lives of the displays works in different
Sexton’s “Baseline Group” seminar was a “chicken shack village.”
asks students to design and “It’s about what it would look like Keeping with the rural theme, Bakers, a farming family in mediums from seven artists,
implement works outside the if you were to install (a chicken BMoCA also plans an exhibition by Fountain. SEE VISUAL, PAGE 38

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which will be displayed through the Polly Addison Exhibition
fall semester, is work by Donald Art and Soul Gallery Space: James Yakimicki, “The
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the title of a musical that has never
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For the Colorado Daily Linnea Brutlag, producer at Bovine. shaded blue and CW South hosts
W
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that funny guy in psych class aren’t the team of performers make up on Andrew Dice Clay played the same
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at Bovine Metropolis in Denver. “Everything is improvised,” Chris Hardwick, Jake Johannsen
You’ve probably seen improv Brutlag said. “There’s a keyboardist and Kathleen Madigan. The south
Doug Vincent, playing a criminal, cowers when Jared Crain, playing a comedy, where actors ask for who improvises the music, so he club welcomes Greg Proops, Norm
police bear, roars at him for giving bad answers during an suggestions from the audience, MacDonald and Jay Mohr, among
doesn’t know what he’s going to
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Metropolis Theater in Denver. File photo Mark Leffingwell Comedy Works also hosts a
what genre of music they’re going
to be singing until they hear it. weekly “new talent night,” a regular
There’s dancing, and a story that Tuesday night lineup where
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middle and end — hopefully.” Standing” winner Josh Blue got his
The show has been popular start telling jokes.
enough to earn an extension. It will Among the area comedy
run Friday nights through the fall, attractions:
Brutlag said.
In addition, Bovine hosts five to Bovine Metropolis
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semester. Started in 1955, it’s
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pants are on. The only things he’s
got going for him are the new
hottie temp worker (Mila Kunis of
“That ’70s Show”) and his stoner
bartender buddy (Ben Affleck in a
the film is supposed to be pretty
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Tim Burton took a chance on a
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win the dude over. Because this is “Gamer” 2006 Oscar-nominated short film
a rom-com, her behavior is called into a long one. It’s good news
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PREVIEW from 52 (Amanda Seyfried of “Big Love.”)
Despite the semi-lame premise, Kim Basinger, etc.) and Minghella (“Syriana”) and Ben release. But that’s probably
Oscar-winning screenwriter intertwining plotlines. I don’t Shenkmen (“Angels in America.”) because it’s English and about
papers out, please.) What we have Diablo Cody (“Juno”) is known for know what those plotlines are The film looks cheeky and dark, soccer (sorry, football) and not
here is a solid example of three of darkly witty dialogue. We may exactly, but they involve lots of so despite concerns about how because it isn’t good. (Sept. 25)
the classic narrative conflicts: have ourselves a well-written forbidden love, and a trailer in the Krasinski turned a series of
Beckinsale vs. Nature, Beckinsale horror film here, folks. (Sept. 18) desert exploding. I know that interviews into a narrative, I’ll be “The Invention of Lying”
vs. Very Bad Man and Beckinsale much. (Sept. 18) checking it out. (Sept. 25) Ricky Gervais co-wrote, co-
vs. Technology (this is when she’s “Love Happens” directed and starred in this flick
run down by the Snow Cat). (Sept. “Brief Interviews With Hideous “Fame” about a dopey, doughy guy who
Jennifer Aniston plays a flower
11) Men” Kids dancing, kids singing, kids changes his luck virtually
shop owner with good hats who
crying, kids making out — in overnight when he discovers that
falls for Aaron Eckhart’s self-help John Krasinski wrote and
“Cloudy With a Chance of leotards and leggings — under lying gets him everywhere in a
guru, a dude who sometimes runs directed this flick (based on short
Meatballs” the tutelage of folks like Kelsey world where brutal honesty
through the forest crying and stories by David Foster Wallace)
No, this isn’t a fifth sequel to Grammar and Bebe Neuwirth. If reigns. Or maybe that’s not what
sometimes drops to the bottom of about a student (Julianne
the classic R-rated sex romps — everything ’80s is still so hot, the film is about. There’s no way
the pool, “The Graduate”-style. Nicholson of “Law and Order:
this is an animated kids’ movie, where’s the remake of “Breakin’ for you to know if I’m telling the
I’m not going to see this — Criminal Intent”) using her
based on a kids’ book by Judi and 2: Electric Boogaloo?” (Sept. 25) truth here. (Sept. 25)
without a disguise! Hahah ... oh ... dissertation in anthropology to
Ron Barrett. For kids. In it, an uh ... LOOKOVERTHERE! (Sept. process the unexplained breakup
inventor (voiced by Bill Hader) “The Damned United” “The Surrogates”
18) of her last relationship. Also stars
creates a weather machine that Will Arnett (“Arrested This is the story of manager Bruce Willis stars as a hard-
causes food to fall from the sky. Development”), Dominic Cooper Brian Clough (Michael Sheen of nosed detective in the near future,
“Pandorum”
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Dennis Quaid and Ben Foster
people in the world, but if you’re Cannavale (“The Station Agent”), Leeds United soccer (sorry, themselves into chairs at home
(“30 Days of Night”) wake up
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pods with no memory of who they
you on a tray. (Sept. 18) are, what their mission was and
what happened to the rest of the
“Dil Bole Hadippa!” crew. Sounds like a solid
Rani Mukherjee, Sherlyn hangover, but instead of having
Chopra and Shahid Kapoor star in Cokes and breakfast burritos,
this Bollywood film about a they explore the bowels of the
sports-team love triangle. It’s spaceship and discover ... well, we
being released in India on Sept. don’t know what. But it’s scary.
18th. So if you’re there, you (Sept. 18)
should watch it. There’ll be lots of
singing and hip thrusts. (Sept. 18) “The Burning Plain”
This is only the third time
“Jennifer’s Body” celebrated screenwriter Guillermo
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demon, her after-school activities film he’s written. We don’t know
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PREVIEW from 53 economic situation and ready to
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“Crude”
Texaco allegedly polluted the

of the year. (Oct. 16)
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up to “Fahrenheit 9/11,” Moore mustachioed Matt Damon in a indigenous people. This tame” (a series of stories about
has a hangover, or accidentally
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steps in gum, you just get a new
focus on corporate America. (Oct. lackey working undercover to at Sundance) digs into the rivers and 50,000 actors together to
one. But somebody’s figured out
2) take down the agricultural giant for proof of pollution, faces shoot stories, this time about New
how to kill folks lying in their easy
he works for. (Yeah, I ended a corporations in a legal battle, and York. Next up: “Detroit, You’re
chairs and now Bruce Willis
“Shutter Island” sentence in a preposition! I’m roams the Ecuadorian Not So Bad After All.” (Oct. 16)
needs to unplug and mess those
Martin Scorsese directs wild!) The film’s sorta like “The countryside to discover the extent
sonsamothahs up. (Sept. 25)
Leonardo DiCaprio and Mark Insider” only with Buster from to which the people have suffered. “The Road”
Ruffalo as two 1960s U.S. “Arrested Development” (Tony Not gonna be the feel-good movie SEE PREVIEW, PAGE 56
October Marshals who go to an island Hale), Dr. Sam Beckett from
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Country for Old Men,” “Fargo”)
Mortimer.) DiCaprio starts to go other.” I myself have never made Prada
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limited release. Noooooooooo! Herve Leger
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PREVIEW from 58 person. But the couple isn’t sure
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Southern accent. (Oct. 30)
Marley Shelton stars as a fancy in Revolt” adapted from the novel novel) is about a fox family trying
art gallery lady who falls for Adam “The Messenger” by C.D. Payne, is about a 14 year- “The Wolf Man” to survive the threat of three
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