interview
When we realized that Opera Colorado was going to be producing Giuseppe Verdi’s masterpiece, Il Trovatore, little did we know how lucky Out Front Colorado would get – an interview with a major player in the production. Greg Carpenter, Opera Colorado’s General Director said Il Trovatore brings a modern twist to the age-old art of opera.
When we learned ‘Wicked,’ one of the most popular shows in the canon of the American musical theatre, was returning to Denver, we had to let the LGBT community know when to get on the horn for tickets.
Although only one of the film’s five central characters – Kelby Johnson – is openly gay, she provides a strong and important voice for the young queer community.
Out Front Colorado spoke to Johnson about her involvement in the film and her experiences as an out teen.
Korte has been playing music for more than 10 years. The Loss’ style has been described as a folk rock band, but if you ask Korte, she’ll tell you she’s a singer-songwriter with influences that span genres, even country and hip-hop.
From Harriet’s crisis moments when she learns her boyfriend Robert (Tom Mison) goes missing in war, to her budding relationship with Fred, and her efforts to get salmon swimming upstream, Blunt makes her character engaging. She spoke with Out Front Colorado about the film and her related experiences with travel, fly-fishing, romance and crisis.
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