Entertainment

Jack C. Newall’s “Monuments” explores the multi-faceted journey of grief in a heart-wrenching, absurd and at times hallucinogenic way. By Izzy Fincher

In his latest album, Earl Sweatshirt tackles controversial subjects with an ear for music that will stay with the listener. By Joris Alawoe

Chelsea Abdullah, a former CU Independent Staff Member will be releasing her debut novel May 17, 2022 – an Arab-inspired high fantasy novel written as a love letter to the stories she grew up with in Kuwait.

Eklund Opera’s performance featured psychedelic color-coded costumes, cartoonish projections and symbolic dancing puppets. By Izzy Fincher.

Denver drag stars Wild Cherry Quartz and Calder Goodlay hosted this year’s drag show, “Paranormal Activity,” at CU on Easter Sunday. By Izzy Fincher

Laurel Ollstein’s “They Promised Her The Moon” tells the story of Geraldyn “Jerrie” Cobb, one of the Mercury 13 who never went to space. By Grace Kohler

The Takács Quartet partnered with David Korevaar and Ivalas Quartet for their final performance of the season. By Haley Lauritzen

Takács Quartet will perform Schumann’s Piano Quintet and Mendelssohn’s Octet with David Korevaar and Ivalas Quartet. By Haley Lauritzen

The relatable situations and responses of “Good Listener” help listeners understand they are not alone in their desire to be recognized. By Lauren Gero

On Thursday, March 10, YouTube star Noel Miller and Twitter comedian Prance visited CU Boulder for a night of stand-up comedy. By Lauren Clanton