Cirque du Soleil ‘ECHO’ wows under the big top in Denver
This uplifting production combines digital and practical effects and the usual outstanding cast of performers.
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A power-mad king tempts fate in ‘Richard II’
The Colorado Shakespeare Festival production of Shakespeare’s history shines with timely relevance, strong direction and an excellent cast.
Locality introduces LocalX — a new platform to streamline local ad-buying
As streaming reshapes viewing habits and consumer targeting grows more sophisticated, the pressure on advertisers to execute local campaigns with precision — and at scale — has never been greater.
Top 5 Guide: Interior Designers For Your Teeny Denver Apartment - Bucket List Community Cafe
Denver has a wealth of interior designers who can help with everything from tricking out your Cherry Hills mega-mansion to making the most out of much smaller spaces.
A drunken path to redemption in ‘The Reservoir’
Tough love is at the heart of Jake Brasch’s new play The Reservoir, now up at the Denver Center in a world premiere for the Denver native.
‘Back to the Future: The Musical’ flies into the Buell at 88 mph
Film adaptation strong on effects atop a subpar lineup of musical numbers
The company that says ‘Yes’: ArgonFDS marks 35 years in business
From a small startup to a major supplier of displays, mission computers, tablets, workstations and peripherals, the company is poised for more growth
Are ski towns making progress on housing? - Park Record
From Park City to Aspen, resort areas in the West continue to chip away at an age-old problem with varied success
In Breckenridge, the Backstage Theatre marks 50 years
The Western Slope’s oldest year-round theatre company heads into its sixth decade healthy and hopeful
White Paper: PCAP and AR Touchscreens
This document reviews the differences and similarities between a Projected Capacitive touchscreen (PCAP) and an Analog Resistive touchscreen (AR) for rugged environment applications.
From test instruments to fleet reliability tools - CALCULEX
Compact flight recorders like the CALCULEX 1402 make it simple to add high-powered predictive maintenance capability.
Band of Toughs is back with ‘Gin & Gothic: A Brontë Rocktale’
The immersive show at the Ellie Caulkins Opera House is like nothing else you’ll see this summer
A spiffed-up sign for the Aurora Fox
The theatre’s iconic neon sign gets a well-deserved makeover ahead of even more upgrades at the facility
Hard choices in a brilliant ‘237 Virginia Avenue’
Local Theater world premiere of David Myers’ play is a stunner
When is enough … enough?
‘Together: un/tethered’ at Denver’s Studio Loft asks us to let go and think about that for a moment or two
Miners Alley strikes gold with ‘A Jukebox for the Algonquin’
The regional premiere of Paul Stroili’s play is as warm as it is funny
In ‘Art,’ a silly painting sparks a reckoning between friends
The very funny Aurora Fox production showcases some top-tier local talent
Take a trip to the ISS with ‘Space Explorers: The Infinite’
The immersive VR experience now at Stanley Marketplace is a unique opportunity to leave Earth behind
Fire and ice at Wonderbound
The contemporary ballet company’s new show ‘Icy Haught’ is a stunner
Super sexy ‘SIX’ lights up the Buell with a high-powered history lesson
It’s a pop concert-musical featuring the wives of Henry VIII
Creating sustainable space means we must all be space stewards
First we must ask how much space is in space?
What does it mean to 'democratize space?'
Avoiding a new digital divide is one important part of it
How satellite-powered Smart-IoT will speed the connected vehicles revolution
Vehicle monitoring tools such as tire sensors and trailer tracking devices for large trucks as well as fleet-management and owner-level enhancements all require constant connectivity anywhere.
FAQ: Understanding space debris
Ever since the advent of the space age, humankind has been creating more and more orbital debris — sometimes by accident when objects break or smash into each other, or intentionally when defunct satellites are left in orbit for years or decades ...
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