Sharon Wehner has brought a level of spirited charisma to the artistry of ballet in her tenure with the Colorado Ballet. “According to Wehner, entering her 22nd season is bittersweet. She feels grateful to have spent
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From the moment the first note is played by the orchestra and the curtain rises the Colorado Ballet MasterWorks is everything you hoped for and much more than you could ever imagine. Ballet MasterWorks begins
There is a New Frontier emerging at the Curtis Center for the Arts in Greenwood Village, Colorado. Titled exhibition of the same name sparks imagination and raises the artistic interest bar for arts centers and
The magic of the Colorado Ballet season continues with Ballet MasterWorks. The Ballet MasterWorks is a stunning collection of three master ballet works, all performed to live music by the Colorado Ballet Orchestra February 17-26,
En Face, a sweet assortment of bouncing, red sugarplums lined up and curtseyed to introduce the 56th annual production of The Nutcracker presented by the Colorado Ballet at the Ellie Caulkins Opera House, Saturday evening, November 26,
Bravo!! The Colorado Ballet season has opened with excitement and applause with Swan Lake; a classic ballet and musical masterpiece. The dedicated dancers make their movements seem effortless and the set design brings this enchanting
Music plays a vibrant role in the history of our lives. Whether finding a song that becomes our life anthem or can cause us to reflect or take us on a walk down memory lane.
The story of Swan Lake is one of the definitive ballet masterpieces that so many of us dreamed about as young children and what a delight to share this story with the children of today.
Fifty-six miles of desert sunbaked-earth dotted with yucca plants and spiny-cacti stretch into dense, green forest and climb up and through the mountains of the Sangre De Cristo Range along the High Road to Taos.
Live, Play and Shop Artfully – Phoenix 
Architects of Art 
Random Seed, A Fractal Artist Update 
Discovery Through Preservation, Mesa Historical Museum 
Looking Glass, A Reflection of Time – Norman Broomhall