Tag: actor
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Q&A with David Koechner: ‘The Office’ and ‘Anchorman’ star set for Colorado Springs show
A self-centered 1970s sports broadcaster in “Anchorman.” The obnoxious menace of a co-worker in “The Office.” And the chaotic, unpredictable uncle in “Hannah Montana.” Those are just a few of the larger-than-life personalities brought to the screen by actor and comedian David Koechner, who’s made a career out of playing the loudest character in the…
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BUSINESS | Actors Patrick Duffy and Linda Purl launch bread business
Actor Patrick Duffy and his partner, actress Linda Purl, launched Duffy’s Dough last week, a new business that sells sourdough starter kits, an idea that began in Purl’s Colorado Springs home. The kits include a little bit of Duffy’s family history; the dehydrated sourdough has been in his family since 1952 when his mother was…
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NEWS | Local Teddy Roosevelt re-enactor passes the baton
Local Teddy Roosevelt re-enactor Don Moon passed the baton to fellow Teddy Roosevelt re-enactor Kurt Skinner by re-enacting a famous photo taken on the tracks of the Royal Gorge Route Railroad at the bottom of the Royal Gorge. Moon is retiring from his role and many of his fellow re-enactors came along for the ride…
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Colorado Springs native Shaylaren Hilton finds success in Hollywood
The actor heads to Hollywood seeking fame and fortune trope often doesn’t have a fairy-tale ending. Some hopefuls pay their dues for years in the service industry. Others finally give up and head home, perhaps with one role in a tiny, never-seen indie flick on their IMDB.com page. Only rarely does success immediately imprint itself…
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Actor and Lewis-Palmer graduate Derek Theler
The Pikes Peak Region native talks about what Hollywood is really like and describes the time Charlize Theron left him starstruck.
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30 plays in 60 minutes at Colorado Springs Fine Arts Center
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save By Colorado Springs Fine Arts Center at Colorado College, opens Friday, 8:30 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays through July 21, CSFAC at CC, 30 W. Dale St., $18 FAC members, $20; 634-5581, csfineartscenter.org Thirty plays in 60 minutes. Sounds doable, right? Sometimes, if all the Legos…
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30 plays in 60 minutes at Colorado Springs Fine Arts Center
‘too much light makes the baby go blind’