Theater

‘The Rape of the Sabine Women by Grace B. Matthias’ is a play that brings today’s sexual assault issues to the forefront. By Grace Harper

Oliver Heldens, a 21-year-old producer from Rotterdam who pioneered the future house genre, had Ogden Theater rocking on a Wednesday night.

A Bryson Tiller concert earlier in February had fans getting in touch with their emotions. By Matt Sisneros

“Spectre” falls flat in comparison to other recent Bond films, the cast tells why. And don’t forget, Thanksgiving is right around the corner!

This week the Boulder Theater features folk-punk, sweet rock and gospel-blues-jam band fusion. By Noelle Coultrip

“The Book of Mormon” provides a bizarre but amusing experience to audiences, whether they’re “South Park” fans or not.
By Ainslee Mac Naughton

By Avalon Jacka:
The Portland, Ore. duo connected with its audience on an emotional level at the east Colfax venue

By Bethany Morris
Q&A with Hannah Christenson, Rosalind in CU’s production of “As You Like It”

Controversy has been sweeping across industry heads and film buffs alike as Jackson has disclosed that the Hobbit trilogy is to be filmed using 48 frame-per-second technology.

By Claudia Rebora
With new films coming out left and right during the end of the year, getting a group together to go to the movie can be daunting. Make it easier on yourself and go to the movies on your own with the help of a few tips from the CU Independent.