About the Author: Alice Kaderlan
Alice Kaderlan is a long-time dance and theatre critic and general arts writer. She has written for newspapers and online news sites in Seattle, Washington D.C., Pittsburgh and other cities for more than 40 years. She has also appeared on various public radio stations including WAMU-FM in D.C. and KUOW in Seattle and covered arts for NPR. She currently lives and writes in Denver.
Boulder Ballet’s ‘Mindfield,’ an innovative and collaborative exploration of the therapeutic power of dance
A departure from its usual productions, Mindfield is an ambitious contemporary ballet exploring the mind-body connection through an unusual collaborative process.
Youthful energy radiates from ‘Coppélia’
Soloists and corps de ballet are all in top form in Colorado Ballet production
At Wonderbound, ‘Awakening Beauty’ is a feast for the eyes and ears
Choreographer Garrett Ammon teams with Dvotchka’s Tom Hagerman in a modern version of ‘Sleeping Beauty’
‘War and Peace’ as a pop opera at the Arvada Center
Production of ‘Natasha, Pierre and the Great Comet of 1812’ soars despite soft material
Colorado Ballet presents a stunning ‘Jekyll and Hyde’
The classic tale comes to life in a soaring production at the Denver Center Ellie Caulkins Opera House
