Stephanie Richards
50 posts
Stephanie is the culture editor for 303 Magazine.
Perpetual Beauty
While Ballet Nouveau Colorado has been busy forming a new collaborative dance company, Wonderbound, the dancers have been…
April 10, 2013
Chasing Truth: Derek Cianfrance
Dressed in jeans and a snuggly blue flannel, filmmaker Derek Cianfrance could not be any more unassuming. His…
April 1, 2013
Flow: Lyudmila Agrich
While the stereotype of a Russian may be cold and harsh, Lyudmila Agrich is anything but. In fact,…
March 26, 2013
Music Legend: Deborah Cox
While Jekyll & Hyde has left the (Denver Center for the Performing Arts) building, we were finally able…
February 18, 2013
Culture Editor’s Choice: (Romeo) & Juliet
Two star-crossed lovers are kept apart until Death intervenes. Think that sums up Shakespeare’s Romeo & Juliet? Think…
January 31, 2013
This Ain’t Yo Momma’s Circus
For many, the circus conjures up images of too many clowns in a car, a tightrope walker with…
January 11, 2013
Must See: War Horse
Joey’s ears melted my heart. The way they wiggled, twitched and turned with astonishing vitality—well, it was all…
January 9, 2013
War Horse: An Interview with Andrew Veenstra
War Horse, the five-time Tony Award winner, is FINALLY coming to Denver. The play, based on Michael Morpurgo’s…
January 7, 2013
Art Review: Our Neighbors, Ourselves
CORE New Art Space’s latest installment, “Our Neighbors, Ourselves”, debuted last night to great success. The gallery was…
January 4, 2013
Editor’s Choice: Refugees in Denver
I want to be a humanitarian Humanitarian work often brings to mind images of war-torn countries and Angelina…
December 27, 2012
Editor’s Choice: Anna Bé Bridal Boutique
Wedding planning can quickly become a living nightmare. And wedding dress shopping? Unless you’re Gisele, it can quickly…
December 3, 2012
Victorian Nights
The Byers-Evans House Theatre is a great backdrop for a Victorian play. The stage (aka the music room)…
November 30, 2012