Wednesday July 8 at 7pm Dakota Darkhorse music and spoken word poetry and Dino Delano photography and video combined with an open microphone

New Haven, Connecticut
Biography:
Dakota Daedalus Devnet Darkhorse (b/n Edward D. Homick II) is a poet, spoken word artist, photographer, artist, and musician from New Haven, Connecticut. At only 21 years old, he already has 2 books of poetry published (by Wasteland Press), and a CD out as well. His debut book, "A Scar is Born" came out in May 2007, and his second book, "Another Day, Another Shade of Gray", came out in April 2008. His debut CD, "Scars and Stripes" came out in January 2008 and was produced by Poet of Pain.


http://www.myspace.com/dakotadarkhorse
http://www.myspace.com/darkhorse1804

                            (5 dollars at the door)(doors open at 7 show at 8 pm)

Dino Delano, a poet photographer and healer narrates a magical journey of photos from Burma to Cambodia and on to Thailand

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Thursday July 2 at 9PM Jazz and Blues at the Crossroads Theater at Five Points

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Tickets 5 dollars at the door.  Doors open at 8pm Music at 9 PM

On display in the gallery the photography of Dino Delano and the metal art of C. L. Whitworth

Below TUM playing the blues at Coulter's Birthday Bash 2007 at Crossroads Theater

August 21 at 8PM "An Angel Cried a Tear Last Night" Press Release

Healing the Heart--Breaking the Cycle

Crossroads Theater and the Human Theatre Company present “An Angel Cried A Tear Last Night”.  It is a play about secrets so well hidden, so intense, the best way to keep them... is to forget.

This one-person show written and performed by Amy Marschak, will take you on a journey through one girl's life, her optimism, her secret and her striving past odds, all stacked against her.

Four Star Reviews”

-Edmonton Journal, Vue Magazine, See Magazine

"Absolutely brilliant, touching and a healing piece of theatre."

-Rob Becker, Defending the Caveman

"This play is a gift in all respects." -Vue Magazine

"Strong accessible presence, charismatic grace..."
-Back Stage West

 “A solo show about incest, you're thinking: Urrgh- squirm -time, WRONG!  This is funny (yes, funny), touching, insightful... Amy Marschak does a masterful job, especially portraying her younger self, (the little girl voice we hear at the beginning of the play is amazing), and I never missed seeing other people on stage.”  -www.eye.fringe, Tina McCulloch

 

The secret is incest.
The girl is me.
And the courage is mine 
and so many others who have survived.  
-Amy
Marschak

A pinnacle of theatre.  A reflection of life.  A renewal of hope.  A play so well done and so honest, you will be thinking about it long after the curtain closes.

“An Angel Cried A Tear Last Night”

Friday, August 21 at 8:00pm

Sunday, September 20 at 6:30pm

 

Crossroads Theater

2590 Washington St., Denver

 

There will be an optional mini-workshop directly following the play.

 

For more press information or to set up an interview please email amym@humantheatre.org


For tickets information and reservations please call, email or go to the website www.denvercrossroads.com .

Sunday July 5 at 3PM With These Hands, the Justina Ford Story

    Justina ford story Critics tell us when we will be entertained.  We say we don't believe the critics but audiences show up when critics praise a play.  Maybe they just bring it to someone's attention.  Someone has to play the role. 

    Today I bring a play to your attention.  This is a play about a woman who lived in Denver.  She was the first black woman doctor in Denver and she was not allowed to practice in hospitals until the end of her career but she healed people nonetheless, practicing from her home and she delivered babies in homes throughout Denver.

    For me when the truth strikes me hard, like during President Obama's acceptance speech when I finally realized he had been elected, I cry tears of joy, because it so changed my perspective and the perspective of the world of the United States.  That is difficult to admit for a hardened trial attorney. 

    I was not expecting intense emotion to come from a short play written quickly about Justina Ford, the black woman doctor who  delivered 7000 babies in Five Points and elsewhere in Denver, Colorado.  However, some stories have a simplicity of purpose and truth that brings great emotion and this one does that exactly.  This play is a story that every one of us who lives in Denver should know.  And I assure you that knowing the story will change your perspective of Denver and your fellow citizens.  Please come see it.  It made me cry.  You will both be entertained and informed!

    It plays Sunday June 28 at 3pm and Sunday July 5 at 3 PM.  Tickets are ten dollars available on the ticketing section of www.denvercrossroads.com 

                                                                                Kurt Lewis

Flowers of Evil Through June 27--- Westword Article about Flowers of Evil

Cross-Cultural Spree

Susan Froyd

Cross-Cultural Spree

One thing's for sure: You can pretty much always count on Denver Chicano Renaissance man Gwylym Cano to come up with something completely different. His reputation as a filmmaker is built on the funny 1995 yarn El Corrido de Cherry Creek, but he's also made a name locally as a spoken-word poet and actor, and editor of the late comedian Don Becker's yet-to-be-released autobiography, One Hand Clapping. And through it all, a couple of things linger: A strong sense of place and a wild, black streak of humor. Originally from East L.A., Cano ended up in the Denver arts community after doing some time at Yale, where he must have picked up an affinity for the sophicated thinking that regularly crosses paths with the power of culture in his works. Cano's new play, the dark comedy Flowers of Evil, billed as a combination of the "philosophy of Baudelaire, with film noir and Aztec legend," clearly takes a similar route: An assassin and a serial killer play chase down Highway 285 through Colorado -- and an unseen terrain of mixed metaphors.

"If you don’t usually like plays, you’ll like this play," Cano says of the production, which he'd ultimately like to take on tour in the future, actually following the course of his protagonists across the state. There's that sense of place again: "It’s what keeps me here. I'm not pretending I'm somewhere else like some people do."

See Flowers of Evil at 7:30 p.m. Thursdays through Saturdays, through JUNE 27, at the Crossroads Theater at Five Points, 2590 Washington Street; admission is $15 in advance or $19 at the door. For reservations and information visit www.denvercrossroads.com or call 303-832-0929.lay

June 23 at 7:30 pm "The Photography and video of Dino Delano" Burma, Cambodia and Thailand admission free

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Showing Thursday, Friday and Saturday June 18, 19, 20 Flowers of Evil at 7:30PM

This play by Gwylym Cano combines philosophy of Baudelaire, with film noir and Aztec legend in a delightful dark comedy.  A must see show. 

June 17 "Fresh" the documentary 7:30PM

Denver, CO

Date: June 17th
Time: 7:30 PM
Location: Crossroads Theater, 2590 Washington Street Denver, CO 80205

Panel to follow screening:
Brian Freeman, Founding Member of Grower’s Organic
Meg Caley, Produce Denver

Lisa Rogers, Feed Denver
Ashara Ekundayo, Cultural Outreach Architect, Blue and Yellow
Ana Joanes, Director & Producer of FRESH

INTERNET MARKETING FOR LAWYERS (the basics)

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CROSSROADS CONTINUING LEGAL EDUCATION PRESENTS

INTERNET MARKETING FOR LAWYERS “The Basics”

 

Friday June 26, 2009  

Begins at 1:00PM

Application for 3 Hours of CLE credit.

Cost 75 dollars

Networking hour with cash bar.

 

Location:  Crossroads Theater at Five Points LLC

2590 Washington Street

Denver CO  80205

For More Information call Crossroads CLE at 720-371-9579

www.denvercrossroads.com

Registration for the CLE program gives a ten dollar discount for up to four tickets to the play Flowers of Evil by Gwylym Cano playing June 12, 13, 18, 19, 20, 25, 26, 27 at Crossroads Theater at 7:30

 

                                                —Course Overview—

How do your prospects use the Internet to find a lawyer? What are the best approaches for you to be visible to them as they search for solutions online? How can you use the Internet to establish rapport? What makes marketing online so different from traditional marketing? This course offers a comprehensive overview of: how to better understand how your prospects use the Internet to find and decide on solutions to their legal issues; how to use search engine optimization, pay-per-click, social media and other ways to become visible to your prospects; how to deliver the right kind of information to help prospects choose, and to position you as their best option; how to use email marketing to build familiarity and trust; and how to use analytics to measure and improve your online marketing process.

                                                            —Course Outline—

1:00 PM – 1:45 PM

Why the Internet is so unlike any other medium of communication
•    The staggering amount of information available
•    The “spine” of the Internet: search engines
•    The consequences of “information on demand”
•    The interactive aspect of the Internet
•    The social aspect of the Internet
•    A medium that continues to evolve

1:45 PM -2:45PM

How your prospect uses the Internet to choose a lawyer


•    The prospect’s selection and decision-making process
•    Anatomy of an online search
•    How the Internet compares with other information resources

How to become visible online to your prospects
•    Online directories
•    Search engine optimization
•    Social networking
•    Search engine pay-per-click

How to use the Internet to assist your prospects’ decision
•    The role of information in your prospects’ decision process
•    How to provide information that assists your prospects in making a decision
•    How to provide information that positions you as the very best option
•    How to use information to build familiarity and trust
•    How to use information to cause prospects to take action

2:45 PM- 3:00 PM 

Break

3:00 PM – 4:00 PM

How to use the Internet to build familiarity and trust in a short time
•    What an “email auto-responder” is and how it functions
•    How to structure an effective email auto-responder series

How to use the Internet to continue the relationship
•    E-newsletter
•    The advantages of the e-newsletter
•    How e-newsletters leverage Joe Girard’s “Law of 250” to stimulate referrals

How – and why – you should continually optimize your Internet marketing process
•    Google analytics
•    Email analytics
•    A/B split-testing

3:45 PM – 4PM

Questions and Discussion  

 

                                                                   —Instructor Bio—          

Dan Gronning is an Internet marketing consultant based in Aurora, Colorado. His background in marketing spans more than thirteen years, and includes firsthand experience in each of its primary disciplines: advertising, interactive, public relations and direct marketing.

Initially, Dan worked as a writer at two Miami advertising agencies, Turkel Schwartz & Partners and Beber Silverstein, where he developed campaigns for print ads, billboards and television and radio spots. The accounts he served include Peabody Hotel Group, Greater Miami Convention & Visitors Bureau, Discovery Channel Latin America and Florida Power & Light. He also taught at the Miami Ad School, regarded as one of the industry’s premier portfolio institutions.

Dan followed this with a stint at the Minneapolis office of Shandwick (now Weber Shandwick), a worldwide public relations firm. There, he helped develop and execute consumer PR promotions for US West (now Qwest Communications).

Next, Dan helped launch and run a Las Vegas-based interactive design firm, serving numerous clients primarily in the hospitality and real estate industries. Dan then served as Director of Marketing at Rise Realty, where he helped guide the marketing efforts for Pinnacle Las Vegas, a twin-tower 36-story luxury high-rise condominium resort-hotel development.

In 2007, Dan accompanied my wife, an Air Force officer, to her current assignment at Buckley Air Force Base. Concurrently, he launched his Internet marketing consultancy, Gronning & Co.

Dan’s professional distinctions include ad campaigns showcased in Adweek and the Miami Herald, as well as more than two dozen awards in such competitions as the Miami Addys, Las Vegas Work Show, American Corporate Identity and British
Design & Art Direction.

 

 

 

 

To Register use any of the following options:

1.     Mail a check payable to Crossroads Theater at Five Points LLC for $75 dollars per attorney registering to attend to:  Crossroads Theater CLE 2590 Washington Street, Denver CO 80205

                                                                   Please include the following information: 

                                                                   Name of Attendee:______________________________

                                                                    Attorney Registration No.________________________

                                                                   Daytime Telephone:______________________________

                                                                   Address:_________________________________________

                                                                   E-mail Address:___________________________________

2.    Go to www.denvercrossroads.com Ticketing and pay for each attorney attending by credit card. Please bring your email confirmation to the seminar for quicker processing.

3.    Call 720-371-9579 for telephone registration.

 

June 20 at 12:00 pm and 3 p.m. "With These Hands, The Justina Ford Story"

Justina ford story

OPENING FRIDAY JUNE 12 FLOWERS OF EVIL "Only one man can stop a serial killer on the loose and he’s pretty loose himself. "

The Crossroads Theater at Five Points presents Flowers of Evil, written by Gwylym Cano. Contact: Gwylym Cano at 720.480.6051. Email: gwylymjcano@hotmail.com

 

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                                    FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

 

 

SUGGESTED HEADLINE:  Killer love at Crossroads Theater at Five Points.

 

Assassin. Serial killer. A very dark comedy.

 

The Crossroads Theater presents Flowers of Evil by Gwylym Cano. Flowers of Evil runs for three weeks, June 12th - June 27th, Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays at 7:30pm.

 

Only one man can stop a serial killer on the loose and he’s pretty loose himself. Pathos, horror and humor drive this zany Colorado road trip off the map. 

 

 

Cano is the writer and director of one the best Chicano films of all time, El Corrido de Cherry Creek. He is a veteran of El Centro Su Teatro and was voted one of the best directors in Denver by the Rocky Mountain News for his play The Eclipse of Lawry. Cano has been published in Red, Hot Salsa (Henry Holt), Voices in the First Person (Athenum) and also authored the book of poetry Friday Nights at the Mercury Cafe (Denver Poets Guild.) Cano also edited the upcoming autobiography of Don Becker, One Hand Clapping.

 

Tickets available on-line at a discount at www.denvercrossroads.com or at the door at $19.

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