The Denver Art Museum’s “Her Brush: Japanese Women Artists” highlights self-expression and female empowerment in premodern Japan.
Arts Features
“The Drowsy Chaperone” at CU, a parody of Broadway’s golden era
CU will present a modernized version of “The Drowsy Chaperone” that is more culturally sensitive and inclusive from Nov. 10 to 13.
“Grave Affair”: CU’s 2022 Halloween drag show returns with splits and scares
On Oct. 24, Denver drag stars Wild Cherry Quartz and Calder Goodlay hosted GSA’s annual drag show, the Halloween-themed “Grave Affair.”
CU Buffoons, a gender-inclusive a cappella community
The CU Buffoons, the oldest a cappella group at CU Boulder, recently became gender-inclusive after nearly 60 years as an all-male group.
‘Monuments’: Oddball grief comedy, filmed at CU Boulder
Jack C. Newall’s “Monuments” explores the multi-faceted journey of grief in a heart-wrenching, absurd and at times hallucinogenic way.
Class of 2021 to perform 12-hour benefit concert
The College of Music’s Class of 2021 will livestream a 12-hour concert on Friday to raise money for Boulder’s Musicians Relief Fund.
CU’s 2022 drag show returns after three-year hiatus
Denver drag stars Wild Cherry Quartz and Calder Goodlay hosted this year’s drag show, “Paranormal Activity,” at CU on Easter Sunday.
18th annual Boulder International Film Festival to host Alec Baldwin
This year, BIFF will feature award-winning actors Alec Baldwin, Javier Bardem, a documentary by CU alum Holly Morris and more.
An evening with Simu Liu at CU Boulder
During the Q&A, Liu talked about his experiences of growing up Chinese Canadian and the importance of Asian representation in Hollywood.
Preview: “Gallathea” is a 16th century queer love story for Valentine’s Day week
John Lyly’s romantic comedy “Gallathea,” showing Feb. 16 to 20 in the Loft Theater, will explore gender identity and true love.