Saturday, September 4, 2010
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YouTube Tuesday: DCPA Song Out Takes

Posted by denver center editor On May - 11 - 2010

With only a few performance left of Mariela in the Desert, the Denver Center Theatre Company’s 2010 Season is coming to a close.  But, not without a last hurrah.  Check out these out takes from last week’s hilarious new “10 Minutes to Curtain” episode:

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YouTube Tuesday – It’s “10 Minutes to Curtain” Time!

Posted by denver center editor On May - 4 - 2010

It’s Bird Day AND the first Tuesday of May, which means it’s time for a new episode of “10 Minutes to Curtain” !

 

This month, Charlie ends the “10 Minutes to Curtain” season on a high note with a rousing look ahead to next season’s productions. Join Artistic Director Kent Thompson, Associate Artistic Director Bruce Sevy, and members of The Denver Center’s acting company and staff for this not-to-be-missed musical finale.

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YouTube Tuesday – MARIELA IN THE DESERT

Posted by denver center editor On April - 13 - 2010

Featured this week for “YouTube Tuesday” is Mariela in the Desert, a beautiful story of a family of Mexican Artists living in the desert north of Mexico City, playing now through May 15 in The Ricketson Theatre.  Here are scenes from the play:

In this segment from the latest “10 Minute to Curtain” episode, Playwright Karen Zacarías and director Bruce Sevy talk about the process of revisiting, revising, and “re-premiering” Mariela in the Desert:

Catch more Mariela in the Desert videos on YouTube.

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Explore Backstage on “10 Minutes to Curtain”!

Posted by denver center editor On February - 2 - 2010

It’s Groundhog Day AND the first Tuesday of February,  which means it’s time for a new episode of “10 Minutes to Curtain”!

 

This month, Charlie explains why he’s only had time to make 2.5 Minutes to Curtain (hint: it has to do with his work on the new production of When Tang Met Laika). Then, get an exclusive backstage tour of The Denver Center’s Space and Stage theatres, home to the world premiere productions of WHEN TANG MET LAIKA and EVENTIDE. And don’t forget to tune in next week for live video blogs from the 5th Annual Colorado New Play Summit.

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It’s “10 Minutes to Curtain” Time!

Posted by denver center editor On January - 5 - 2010

It’s George Washington’s 251st wedding anniversary AND the first Tuesday of January, which means it’s time for a new episode of “10 Minutes to Curtain”

 

The Denver Center celebrates the New Year with the opening of two world premiere productions; this month, Charlie gives you a behind-the-scenes look at both shows. Meet NASA astronaut Bruce McCandless, who talks with the cast of WHEN TANG MET LAIKA about life in zero gravity, and hear from the cast and creative team of EVENTIDE as they revisit familiar characters. Then, look back on five years of the COLORADO NEW PLAY SUMMIT and don’t miss the auditions for the coveted role of Laika the dog.

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EVENTIDE: One Book One Broomfield

Posted by denver center editor On December - 29 - 2009

In celebration of the first rehearsal of EVENTIDE, which was yesterday, we bring you this video from the latest episode of “10 Minutes to Curtain“.   Here, Broomfield Mayor Patrick Quinn welcomes Eventide author Kent Haruf to talk about his novel as part of the “One Book One Broomfield” series.

 

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It’s “10 Minutes to Curtain” Time!

Posted by denver center editor On November - 3 - 2009

It’s Culture Day in Japan AND the first Tuesday of November, which means it’s time for a new episode of “10 Minutes to Curtain”
 
 
Charlie begins this episode with a theatrical exploration inspired by Well, a play about the creation of a play. Then join the characters from Absurd Person Singular in couples therapy as they deal with the stresses of the holidays. And get an exclusive look at A Christmas Carol kid auditions and find out what it takes to be Denver’s next Tiny Tim.

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