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Judith Reynolds
Position: Staff reporter

Putting a new face on ‘Otello’

FLC to broadcast live Met production of ‘Otello’ Oct. 24

Really, this requiem was marvelous

How do you avoid purple prose when reviewing a splendid concert? Answer: It’s not easy, and that’s the theme of this column. The concert in question is last weekend’s ...

Comedy and drama, 10 minutes at a time

10-Minute Festival culminates with five, fully-staged, bite-sized plays

Guest conductor Richardson leads San Juan Symphony in style

Tall, lanky Blake Richardson hovered over the San Juan Symphony last Saturday night, launching the 30th season. With a wingspan rivaling that of a bald eagle, Richardson was the first of thr...

FLC welcomes another season of MET operas

Simulcasts open Saturday with tragedy ‘Trovatore’

Play finds life in a cup of coffee

Fort Lewis stages accomplished alum’s smart, witty comedy

The life of a critic: When art lingers

When music lingers in your mind long after a performance is over, it’s telling you something. It may be a jazz riff or a blooming Puccini aria. It may be a little nothing, or it may lead to ...

See it: ‘Rent’ measures love, time and trouble

Stellar production of Jonathan Larson’s ‘Rent’ at DAC

The highbrow road trip

With music and drama stops in Pagosa Springs and Creede

Free family concert is new and improved

Free hot dogs and root beer floats await young families at this year’s Music in the Mountains free family concert July 27. The free picnic is a tradition, but the former Family F...

Concerto competition to showcase best, brightest

Young musicians vie to perform with festival orchestra

Figueroa and Faust: Music in the Mountains opens with a fairy tale

Heading home, a soldier encounters the devil and trades his fiddle for fortune. Sound familiar? It’s the Faustian bargain as told in a Russian fairy tale, one that Igor Stravinsky...