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W.A. MOZART MAY 2 | 5 | 8 | 10 | 2015
OPERA COLORADO
COLORADO’S PERFORMING ARTS PUBLICATIONS
APPLAUSEVOLUME XXVI | NUMBER 3 | NOV – DEC 2014
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1 January-April 2015 | BRAVO LAKEWOOD Lakewood.org/HCA
BRAVOJanuary-April 2015
Lakewood’s Heritage, Culture & the Arts Magazine
The artifacts of Lakewood Heritage Center
Also inside: A ‘certified lunatic’ meets the Symphony
Global performance. World-class entertainment.You have to be here.
2014–2015 Season
Be engaged. Be inspired. Be here.
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SOUNDINGST H E M A G A Z I N E O F T H E C O L O R A D O S Y M P H O N Y
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COLORADO JAZZ REPERTORY ORCHESTRA FAVORITES • TONIC SOL-FA • AN EVENING WITH NATHAN GUNN & PIANIST JULIE JORDAN GUNN • JUDY COLLINS • DUO CLASSICA-GERMAN INSPIRATIONS • GUYS AND DOLLS IN CONCERT • YELLOWJACKETS • WONDERBOUND BOOMTOWN • COWBOY CHRISTMAS WITH SONS & BROTHERS AND BUCKAROO POET WADDIE MITCHELL • BUNTPORT THEATRE YESTERADO • EATING WORDS • COLORADO SYMPHONY BRANDENBURG CONCERTOS • VIVE LA FRANCE • SWING XING! THREE GENERATIONS OF SWING GUITAR • ARIAS AND ENSEMBLES & ROMEO AND JULIET OPERA COLORADO YOUNG ARTISTS PROGRAM • SERENADE • SONGS OF LOVE WITH MARK MASRI • CJRO A NIGHT IN NEW ORLEANS FEATURING BYRON STRIPLING • 80S NIGHT • SEASONS OF BROADWAY • YESTERDAY & TODAY, THE ALL REQUEST BEATLES TRIBUTE • COLORADO SYMPHONY HOLIDAY BRASS BEETHOVEN’S BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION • HOME FOR THE HOLIDAYS • STEVE TRASH THE SCIENCE OF ECOLOGY • IGOR BUTMAN & THE MOSCOW JAZZ ORCHESTRA • COLCANNON • JIM HENSON’S DINOSAUR TRAIN LIVE: BUDDY’S BIG ADVENTURE • JAZZ IN THE AFTERNOON • CONJURE • FANCY NANCY • CJRO-BIG BAND CHRISTMAS • THE 39 STEPS • COLORADO SYMPHONY-BEETHOVEN’S SYMPHONY NO. 5 • THE MOTONES • NUTCRACKER BY CLASSICAL BALLET OF COLORADO • CJRO THE GREAT LADIES OF JAZZ FEATURING VOCALIST KIM NAZARIAN OF THE NEW YORK VOICES
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VIEWMaria Mosina by Rosalie O’Connor
A MIDSUMMER NIGHT’S DREAM
2014 | 2015Season
November 28—30, 2014Macky Auditorium
BOULDER BALLETBOULDER PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA
Boulder Children’s Chorale
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View recent issues and every media kit at ColoradoArtsPubs.com
APPLAUSE MAGAZINE is handed to patrons attending the Denver Center for the Performing Arts’ Tony Award-winning productions and Broadway shows.
SOUNDINGS MAGAZINE goes behind the scenes to provide Colorado Symphony audiences with high points of every diverse performance.
BRAVO LAKEWOOD MAGAZINE provides residents with details of the arts, classes and entertainment at the Cultural Center.
NEWMAN CENTER PRESENTS MAGAZINE educates patrons about the eclectic and timely performances in the stunning University of Denver facility.
OVATION! MAGAZINE and the OPERA COLORADO PROGRAM combine to deliver aficionados with the news and events of the region’s premier company.
COLORADO BALLET MAGAZINE introduces dancers, provides fascinating details for each performance and chronicles the company’s 50-plus years.
VIEW, the magazine of the Lone Tree Arts Center, features performing arts highlights and details about the happenings at the south metro area’s state-of-the-art facility.
BOULDER PHILHARMONIC and BOULDER BALLET MAGAZINES update loyal audiences with guest performance details and highlights.
CU PRESENTS MAGAZINE engages readers with the background on the Artist Series, CU Opera, Takács Quartet and Holiday Festival.
DENVER PERFORMING ARTS COMPLEX BOULDER
SOUTH & WEST METRO
MORE EYES ON YOUR ADS ONLINEThe Center Stage Club houses online versions of every publication for arts patrons to peruse
before each show. Therefore, your print investment is enhanced with this
targeted online exposure.
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OPERA COLORADO PUBLICATIONSTo maximize exposure with the opera crowd, four publications are available. Each issue of Ovation! — Opera Colorado’s magazine — is mailed to more than 10,000 opera enthusiasts. Packed with feature stories and artist profiles, Ovation! is the source for events and activities of the world-class opera. Plus, the in-theatre program is distributed at all opera productions.
Potential Audience 44,000 per season
Frequency 2 issues per season
OPERA COLORADOSince 1983, Opera Colorado has provided the highest quality productions in the original languages. Singers such as Placido Domingo and Denyce Graves have thrilled Denver audiences.
ELLIE CAULKINS OPERA HOUSEThe Ellie Caulkins Opera House is located in the Denver Performing Arts Complex, the largest arts complex in the world, featuring 10 performance spaces connected by an 80-foot-tall glass roof.
Restored in 2005, the 2,268-seat Ellie Caulkins Opera House is an acoustically tuned hall designed in the lyric style and is ranked among the top 10 opera houses in the world.
DISCOVER OPERA COLORADO PUBLICATIONS
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A DESIRABLE DEMOGRAPHIC
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A National Endowment for the Arts survey ranked Colorado No. 1
in performing arts visitsSOURCE: DENVER POST
Holiday 2015 Issue In-theatre magazine runs November 7-15 Ovation! mails in January 2016 Space Deadline: October 2 Copy Deadline: October 9
AIDANovember 7-15, 2015Opera Colorado last performed this grand production 20 years ago. Now, Verdi’s vivid music and the brilliant costumes and sets return to the stage, offering Denver audiences this incredible tale. Aida catapults into action with a love triangle. Ripe with the complexities of loyalties and jealousy during a time of war and conquest, two strong women test their fate to win the heart of the man they both love. American soprano Alexandra LoBianco plays Aida and has been hailed as possessing “a true Verdian voice of velvet covered steel,” according to the St. Louis Post-Dispatch.
OPERA COLORADO 2015/2016 PUBLICATION SCHEDULE
OPERA COLORADO
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WINTER 2016 OVATION!Mails in January
Feature editorial will include pertinent information about the Ellie Celebration, which honored Ellie Caulkins and the theatre that was built and named after her 10 years ago. The Ovation! Magazine also will include exciting details about the upcoming premiere of The Scarlet Letter. The contemporary adaptation will create a buzz in the opera community.
Spring 2016 Issue In-theatre magazine runs May 7-15 Ovation! mails in June Space Deadline: April 1 Copy Deadline: April 8
THE SCARLET LETTERMay 7-15, 2016Opera Colorado will offer the world premiere of The Scarlet Letter in a contemporary adaptation of the classic Nathaniel Hawthorne novel. Celebrated soprano Elizabeth Futral returns to Denver to play Hester Prynne, the young, beautiful seamstress who has an affair and conceives a child in 17th century Boston. For librettist and Colorado Poet Laureate David Mason’s precise, rich and fast-moving text, the composer Lori Laitman has written a work of power and intensity. She reveals characters in their challenging situations, all the while having composed music of lyric beauty that singers love to sing.
SUMMER 2016 OVATION!Mails in June
Enthusiasts eagerly await the Summer Ovation! in which they learn about the Opera’s upcoming performances. Additionally, patrons will read information on the extensive community outreach. The Education & Community Programs department packs a punch as up to 30,000 students and adults take part in this yearly outreach effort. Members of the program get the opportunity to perform in front of audiences across the state, including the Ellie Caulkins Opera House. Their lives are enriched as individuals as well as performing artists. Programming is subject to change and shows can be added, postponed or canceled.
ColoradoArtsPubs.com
“I am thrilled that we have found a place in our 2016 season
for The Scarlet Letter—a new, American opera with music
by Lori Laitman and a libretto by our own Colorado Poet
Laureate David Mason. This will be The Scarlet Letter’s world
premiere, and we are so pleased to present this new work.”
– Greg CarpenterOpera Colorado General Director
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