Join Colorado Shakespeare Festival under the stars for "Love's Labour's Lost," Shakespeare's side-splitting comedy about the struggle to balance heart and head.
In its 61st season, the Colorado Shakespeare Festival brings five classic plays, including Shakespeare鈥檚 Love鈥檚 Labour鈥檚 Lost and Richard III, to CU Boulder stages through Aug. 12.
Delve into the various flavors of the Grateful Dead's repertoire at Dead on the Dome. From classic bluegrass to funky jazz, relive the sound that has inspired generations of free spirits.
You can still get tickets to the Dead & Company concerts July 13 and July 14, taking place at CU Boulder's Folsom Field. Get details and get set to go!
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Colorado Shakespeare Festival favorite Rodney Lizcano will soon have something in common with great actors Ian McKellen, Laurence Olivier, Kenneth Branagh and Benedict Cumberbatch: having played the role of Richard III.
The festival's 2018 season kicks off with a lighthearted homage to its academic surroundings in a play about a king and three of his noblemen who make a pact to sequester themselves, concentrate only on learning and swear off love.
Composer Jake Heggie and librettist Gene Scheer will return to develop "If I Were You," a contemporary Faustian tale, resulting in performances June 15 and June 17 that are free and open to the public.
The new program connecting artists and scholars will host a performance May 13 at Old Main Chapel and presentations by the inaugural residency cohort May 17 at the Boulder Public Library.
"The Show" features integrated, responsive lighted costumes that change pattern, color and brightness based on sensor data to tell relatable stories about personal relationships.
