Arts & Entertainment

A museum director who believes in more than the gallery walls

© 2015, The Washington Post NEAR FLAGSTAFF, Arizona - The big gala is approaching, but Michael Govan is a long way from his Hollywood tuxedo. He’s in an SUV, blazing down a dusty ...

Sarah Gavron's 'Suffragette' is a feminist passion project

© 2015, The Washington Post “Suffragette,” Sarah Gavron’s chronicle of the British women’s suffrage movement, arrived in theaters Friday, just in time for Halloween. Though it’s n...

Keira Knightley: Motherhood puts everything in perspective

NEW YORK – Keira Knightley feels having a child has changed the way she approaches her career – for the better. That’s one of the reasons the actress felt comfortable making her ...

Movies playing in Durango Oct. 23-29

Animas City Theatre (128 E. College Drive, 799-2281, www.animascitytheatre.com) A Nightmare on Elm Street (Friday only) A group of teenagers are terrorized ...

Review: Our Brand is Crisis

For a manic-depressive, alcoholic, washed-up political consultant of a certain age who’s dealing with altitude sickness in strife-torn Bolivia, and, oh yeah, she’s just taken up smoking agai...

Review: Burnt

Everything you need to know about Adam Jones, the difficult cooking prodigy at the center of “Burnt,” you glean from the movie’s opening scenes. Adam is the kind of guy who punish...

‘Tannhäuser’ is an accessible, Grimm-inspired opera

The MET stages struggle between the sacred and profane

Slavery as unavoidable subject matter

Durango artist Mike Brieger’s new show draws on an uncomfortable theme

1920s drama inspires author

Greaves masterfully blends fact, fiction to create compelling characters

A&E Briefs

Mammoth multi-media event coming The Durango Arts Center, 802 East Second Ave., will present “Mammoths in Durango: A Multi-media Adventure Into the Ice Age,” a two-part event, wit...

The Weekender

Some top picks of what to do in and around Durango

The radical promise of TV's mentally ill women

© 2015, The Washington Post The anti-hero revolution in television was defined by men who behaved badly in specifically masculine ways, but who we loved anyway. Men like Tony Sopr...
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