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Judith Reynolds
Position: Staff reporter

Whatever you do, don’t mess with Neptune

The MET to stage Mozart opera Saturday

Fort Lewis stages jaunty Gilbert & Sullivan

Words can get you into trouble

Time and time again : The MET stages contemporary ‘La Traviata’

Time is the big villain in Verdi’s “La Traviata,” and in case you don’t get it, director Wily Decker puts a huge clock on stage even before the overture begins. At 11 Saturday mo...

Tenth annual Durango Bach Festival begins Sunday

10th annual Durango Bach Festival begins Sunday

Tenth annual Durango Bach Festival begins Sunday

The annual Durango Bach Festival starts this weekend and not a minute too soon. Spring may be around the corner, but we’re gasping for air in a politically contentious season. A ...

Durango Arts Center shows early Englehart works

Stanton Englehart often described Gaia, the ancient Greek earth mother, as “the real driver of our lives.” Englehart, who died April 22, 2009, was a child of the Southwest, an...

Ježibaba and the art of the deal

The MET presents ‘A Little Mermaid’ for grown-ups

San Juan Symphony celebrates Gershwin

Like a fading memory of times gone by,” Thomas Heuser said in an interview this week, “images seem to dissolve and break apart. A saxophone soloist creates the mood of a smoky cabaret theate...

A little sass goes a long way

Quadrivium stages bawdy, early opera

The Met presents ‘Roméo et Juliette’ at FLC

What to do Saturday morning is complicated this year. At 11 a.m., you can participate in the big downtown Durango march and make a personal statement about the incoming administration. Or, y...

The art of exploring in 3-D

FLC sculpture professor shows new work

Collaborative ‘Carol’ is innovative and moving

When Ebenezer Scrooge (played with crabby directness by Bob Thom) tucks himself into bed on Christmas Eve, he happens to be standing on stage. The illusion is so complete and so ...