Wonderbound’s latest production, “Sam & Delilah,” performed at their own venue from May 2nd – May 14th, takes audiences on a mesmerizing journey through the heart of rural East Texas in 1977, where love, passion, and rebellion collide. With a compelling blend of movement, music, and storytelling, Wonderbound delivers a performance that resonates long after the final curtain falls.
The white shirt loosely follows the dancer’s smooth arm movements, and the bold necklaces worn by the rest of the female characters go up and down in the beat of the repetitive music – Boléro by Ravel.
Presenting Denver’s “Conversations from the Floor” offers a unique opportunity for audiences to immerse themselves in the narrative, as described by Marisa Hollingsworth, Executive and Artistic Director. This was my first opportunity to experience an active audience engagement with a performance …
The fast movements fit nicely with the drumsticks bouncing back and forth on the black surface of the stage. The drummer is watching the solo dancer as intensely as the audience. The big smile on her face betrays her fascination with the dance and joy of making art together.
It’s officially spring in Colorado, which means I’m getting the seeds started for my garden, looking forward to that first surprise sunburn, and dusting off my patio furniture (never mind, we all know it will probably snow 15 inches sometime in the next two weeks).
The Boulder Ballet’s performance of “MINDSHIFT” at the Dairy Arts Theater from March 8-10 delves deep into the intricate relationship between the mind and body, offering a poignant exploration of mental health, emotion, and resilience …
Awakening Beauty” is a spellbinding production brought to life by the collaborative efforts of Garrett Ammon, Artistic Director of Wonderbound, Tom Hagerman, Composer, Musician, and Collaborator, and Dawn Fay, Wonderbound President.
Tonight I was fortunate to get a sneak peek at Boulder Ballet’s brand-new Black Voices of Dance, a stirring program
