Entertainment headlines from The Denver Post

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Today's Entertainment and Lifestyle Headlines

Two exhibits, concert series in Denver focus on punk era's artful side
If you're a high-art temple, like the MCA, and you're going to take on a low-art topic, like punk rock, you can't just dip your toe in.  

• Review: From Colorado Ballet, three new dances with a knowing nod to the old
• Three fresh faces step onto country stage
• Dance music escapes from underground
• Trombonist Curtis Fuller blows his and saxman pal's horns
• Newman Center to mark 10th anniversary with "Der Kaiser von Atlantis"

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Moms - Parenting

What every parent should know to prevent sexual abuse
Child sexual abusers count on your silence and discomfort, so if we're going to prevent child sexual abuse, we must shatter this silence by learning the facts and empowering our children. April is Child Abuse Prevention Month, so I sat down with Feather Berkower, author of Off Limits: A Parent's Guide to Keeping Kids Safe  

• Hogwarts, space facilities: Orlando offers a lot besides Disney World

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Today's Movies

When art takes on kids killing kids, answers are scarce
"What a gorgeous day for an ugly film," could have been the smug salutation to the shellshocked group walking on Telluride's main thoroughfare one bright afternoon during the Telluride Film Festival.  

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Music - Classical

Newman Center to mark 10th anniversary with "Der Kaiser von Atlantis"
The Newman Center will produce its first-ever opera in January, collaborating with Central City Opera, the Colorado Symphony and Ballet Nouveau Colorado on an enhanced version of "Der Kaiser von Atlantis."  

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Television - Joanne Ostrow

Three fresh faces step onto country stage
NASHVILLE, Tenn.  — Young male country music stars are as rare as pink pickups these days.  

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Theater

Schedules by company
Last updated March 31, 2012  

• Schedules by opening date