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JCC Mizel Arts and Culture Center

 

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An arts center featuring a wide variety of cultural programming throughout the year. Activities include the Henry Award-winning Denver Children's Theatre, the Denver Jewish Film Festival, JAAMM (Jewish Arts, Authors, Movies and Music) Festival, professionally taught Art and theatre classes and The Singer Art Gallery.

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Apr 24, 2019

The Little Prince
Mar 14, 2019 - May 3, 2019

"The Little Prince" chronicles the unlikely friendship between two stranded travelers in the Sahara Desert, an Aviator whose plane has broken down, and an unusual alien Prince. The show celebrates life, love and friendship as it asks some...

The Little Prince <p>"The Little Prince" chronicles the unlikely friendship between two stranded travelers in the Sahara Desert, an Aviator whose plane has broken down, and an unusual alien Prince. The show celebrates life, love and friendship as it asks some of life’s most profound questions. The Little Prince’s colorful encounters are appropriate for families with children ages kindergarten and up.</p> 350 S. Dahlia St. Denver, CO America/North_Dakota/Center
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Apr 24, 2019

Ethics, Morality and Social Justice Panel
May 16, 2019

Musicologist Dr. Steven Bruns (CU Boulder), Literary Scholar Dr. Elissa Guralnick (CU Boulder) and Professor of Law Robert Atkinson J.D. (Florida State University) will combine their talents to discuss the musical, literary, and legal/moral...

Ethics, Morality and Social Justice Panel <p>Musicologist Dr. Steven Bruns (CU Boulder), Literary Scholar Dr. Elissa Guralnick (CU Boulder) and Professor of Law Robert Atkinson J.D. (Florida State University) will combine their talents to discuss the musical, literary, and legal/moral implications of Billy Budd.</p> <p>What does Benjamin Britten’s music add to the already substantial weight of Herman Melville’s story? How does, if at all, the musical writing mimic the prose to either augment or detract from the original text. And how does a story about a warship during the Napoleonic wars relate to our political and social climate in the 21st century?</p> <p>There will be ample time for audience participation and questions after the moderated portion of the discussion.</p> 350 S Dahlia St Denver, CO America/North_Dakota/Center
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