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Judith Reynolds
Position: Staff reporter

Islands, seas & shipwrecks

Utah Festival champions Peter Pan, Cole Porter and Shakespeare

The show must go on

Fires can’t stop Creede Rep Theatre

Summer theater has East Coast bias

Durango Arts Center’s season of Neil Simon is underway

Romantics rejoice with local music festival opening

Opening the first full weekend of concerts for this year’s Music in the Mountains, an abundance of Brahms and Schumann’s “Spring” symphony seemed to set a Romantic tone. That’s been changed....

What does your outfit say?

FLC Exhibit tells Southwest history through textiles

Visual effects

Multimedia ‘Crossroads’ to open music festival

Santa Fe ready for a Wilde opera season

Wild about Oscar. That’s the buzz in Santa Fe this summer. With its flair for mixing popular standards with revivals and rarely performed works, the Santa Fe Opera once again will mount a wo...

‘Anything Goes’ at Utah Shakespeare Festival

When “Peter and the Starcatcher” opens the Utah Shakespeare Festival on Monday, it will represent a theatrical coup. The dramatic prequel to the beloved story of Peter Pan current...

New York City’s Met Museum sets a high bar for protest art

Chances are you’ll find a flower painting or two in the upcoming Annual Juried Exhibit at the Durango Arts Center. Scheduled to open June 21, the exhibit is in its 37th year....

Funny, sad & contemporary

California playwright wins 10-Minute contest in Durango

Busy musicians, actors shrug off ‘shoulder’ season

Mid May. It’s time for chamber music and 10-minute plays. The fifth annual Durango Chamber Music Festival got off to a colorful start Friday. “Rhythm, Romance and Revelry,” this y...

At play in the fields of art

Juanita Ainsley’s show is pure exuberance