11 am: The Concert Series presents: The Steadfast Tin Soldier
Musicians from the Colorado Symphony present this piece, based on the Hans Christian Anderson story, for percussion, violin, viola, cello and narrator. Specifically for children in grades k-2.

1pm: The Concert Series presents: Mathnotes
Musicans from the Colorado Symphony explore the exciting relationship between mathematics and music. Specifically for children in grades 3-5.

When:  11:00 am
Cost: Free
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Boulder Public Library Canyon Theater,1001 Arapahoe Avenue, Boulder, CO

The class will explore the roots of Latin Popular dance in Afro-Cuban and Afro-Brazilian movement, including Rumba Cubana.  Then we will learn steps for Bachata, Merengue, Salsa from Las Americas, Salsa Casino, Salsa Cubana Suelta. Bolero. Cha-cha-cha, Son Cubano and others.  Our focus will be on establishing a relationship between dancer and music.  We will also explore how rhythm and dance evolve.  The class will follow one of the most important dances rules in Latin cultures- to enjoy ourselves.     Taught by Carmen Nelson  and Marisa Mellizo.  Carmen introduced Latin America popular dance to the Boulder community in 1992.  Marisa and Carmen have danced together for many years, their style of teaching is relaxed and warm.  This is not a partnering class.  Fun is guaranteed.

CenterStage Theatre Company, a children's theatre company based out of Louisville presents Seussical, the Musical. The performances will take place at the Louisville Middle School auditorium from Thursday, November 5th through Sunday, November 8th. Students in grades 5th through 9th will perform in this fun musical.

When: 1:00 pm and 7:00 pm
Ticket Prices: Children under 12 and seniors $10.00, Adults $14.00
For ticket information, contact us at info@centerstagetheatrecompany.org
Or Phone: (303) 673-0744
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Louisville Middle School Auditorium,1341 Main St, Louisville, CO
Website: www.centerstagetheatrecompany.org

The Theater Company of Lafayette (TCL) will present an all new Return to the Twilight Zone, a parody of the classic 1950s television show.  With comic stage renditions of three popular episodes, campy take-offs on vintage commercials, and trivia contests, this is the 6th time that TCL has reprised this hugely popular format.

TCL's Artistic Director Madge Montgomery says, "We're especially excited this year, since it's the 50th anniversary of The Twilight Zone's 1959 debut."

This year's episodes are:

• "Nothing in the Dark" (directed by Ian Gerber): an old woman fears that Mr. Death has come knocking. Will she let him in?
• "A Piano in the House" (directed by Don Thumim): a venomous theater critic purchases a magical player piano that has the power to reveal the secrets of all who hear it; and
• "The Howling Man" (directed by Bill Graham): A visitor to a monastery encounters a strange shrieking prisoner. Is he the devil or just an innocent man, wrongly imprisoned?
  Ian Gerber is delighted to be playing the role of Rod Serling for the third time. "Everyone says I look and sound just like Serling," he says. "It's a bit eerie, but I guess that's fitting for The Twilight Zone."

A portion of the proceeds of the production will go to the Rod Serling Memorial Foundation, which preserves the legacy of Serling through a variety of projects, including educational scholarships.