All events are held in the King Academic and Performing Arts Center Recital Hall at 7:30 p.m. unless otherwise noted.

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David Liban presents…
Department of Theatre, Film and Video Production
Friday, September 14, 2007
King Center Recital Hall 7:30pm
FREE

Documentary filmmaker and College of Arts and Media Instructor, David Liban debuts his two short documentary films.
Geocaching(pronounced geo-cashing) is a high-tech treasure hunt where participants use a GPS to look for items hidden all over the world. It’s a new and growing sport that combines the internet, global satellite positioning (GPS) technology and hiking. Part of the documentary takes place at Geostock IV.
 Elitch Theatre: An American Tradition is the story of the Denver landmark theatre which began in 1891.  First hosting vaudeville shows, the venue made local history with the showing of Denver’s first moving picture.  Later, the owners started a resident stock company, hosting nationally recognized performers. Lasting more than 100 years, The Elitch Gardens Theatre established itself as the oldest summer stock theater in the country.

The Glass Menagerie by Tennessee Williams
Department of Theatre, Film and Video Production
Sept 27-29 & October 4-6, 2007
King Center Eugenia Rawls Theatre
7:30pm
Tickets: $12 General Admission, $5 UCD students

Directed by Professor Laura Cuetara, the Theater, Film and Video Production Department presents this classic of the American Theater.  Set in a St. Louis tenement in the 1930s, The Glass Menagerie is a sensitive portrait of a family living on the edge of hope in the face of the collapsing American Dream. In Williams’ “memory play,” images of a fragile refuge surrounded by the encroaching decay of the city still resonate with contemporary audiences. The production features the designs of Michael Morgan, a scenic artist whose work has been seen locally at The Curious Theatre and the Denver Center Theatre Company.

STARZ Film Center & CU-Denver Live! present
The 30th Starz Denver Film Festival
Locations TBA
November 8-18, 2007

The 30th Starz Denver Film Festival is a one-of-a-kind experience. The director, cast and crew are often in person for "Questions and Answer" sessions following their film screening, which is an opportunity film-lovers don't want to miss! Denver Film Society's seasoned program staff fills the festival line-up each year with films from every corner of the world including new international releases, cutting-edge features, documentaries, short subjects, panels and seminars throughout the 10-day festival. Most of the films in the program are Colorado premieres, so you'll be among the select few to see the films first. For more information, please visit; www.denverfilm.org

At This Stage
Department of Theatre, Film and Video Production
Nov 1 – 2, 8 – 9, 2007
King Center CU Denver Studio Theatre 7:30pm
Tickets: $12 General Admission, $5 UCD students

Students in Professor Craig Volk’s Intermediate Playwriting class will introduce original work in an interactive atmosphere.  Theatre Instructor Carol Bloom will direct these new works in their debut performance.  Audiences should anticipate an evening of entertaining expression & bold experimental creativity.

Colorado Film School Student Show
Thursday, December 6, 2007
King Center Concert Hall • 7:30pm
FREE

A showcase of new works by students from UCDHSC’s Department of Theatre, Film and students from Community College of Aurora Film/Video Technology program.