Alex Honnold visited Mackey Auditorium on Monday to talk about his expeditions, free soloing, and what his favorite rock is. By William Oster
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“Kaidan+: Something Strange and Spectral”: seven global ghost stories for Halloween
CU’s Department of Theater and Dance will perform an adapted Kabuki play this Halloween season. By Haley Lauritzen
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Denis Villeneuve’s “Dune” is a sprawling, beautiful slow burn almost worth the wait
by Ben Bermanby Ben BermanDenis Villeneuve’s “Dune” finally arrives, blending sci-fi worldbuilding with political strife in an ambitious epic that leaves mixed results. By Ben Berman
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The Eklund Opera brings “La Traviata” to live audiences after 18 months
The Eklund Opera Program presents their first in person performance, “La Traviata,” in over a year. By Haley Lauritzen
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The Eklund Opera Company will bring “La Traviata” to live audiences at Macky Oct. 22-24. By Haley Lauritzen
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“Mixed Company”: Jenny Shank portrays Denver’s diverse communities
by Izzy Fincherby Izzy FincherAt the Boulder Bookstore, Oct. 21, CU Alum Jenny Shank will speak about “Mixed Company,” her short story collection. By Izzy Fincher
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Sara Watkins, fiddler of Nickel Creek fame, discusses sibling-centric folk project
by Ben Bermanby Ben BermanSara Watkins, fiddler from folk band Nickel Creek, discusses Watkins Family Hour, a stripped-back folk project with her brother. By Ben Berman
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2021’s digital “[un]WRAP,” featuring submissions from around the world, focuses on diversity and cultural awareness. By Haley Lauritzen
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“Climate Cabaret” blends theatre and activism to provide rousing, entertaining commentary on the climate crisis. By Haley Lauritzen
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CU alum Christopher Meloni discusses his acting roots in Boulder and what his latest role on “Law & Order” means to him. By Chloe Wasserstrom