BETC’s rendition of the Charles Dickens classic, “A Christmas Carol,” brings holiday spirit, but offers nothing new. By Lou Abecassis

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The Early November brought punchy and exciting energy to Denver’s Globe Hall last week. By Lou Abecassis

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Folk singer Adam Ezra will be opening for Carbon Leaf at Boulder’s eTown Hall on Oct. 10. 

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The Early November will headline with openers OWEL and Have Mercy this weekend for three shows, including a matinee, at Globe Hall.

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An MFA project, “Virtue of Reality” combined interactive theater and design to explore humanity’s bionic future. By Lou Abecassis

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Interactive thesis project “Virtue of Reality” looks to open the public’s eyes to capitalism and the impact of their actions. By Lou Abecassis

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“I’ve been coming here to watch them play for the past 25 years,” one audience member said while the other members of her group nodded along.

CU’s Takács Quartet will be performing two shows in the Grusin Music Hall this Sunday, Sept. 8, at 4 p.m. and Monday, Sept. 9, at 7:30 p.m. 

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