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Denver actor Erik Sandvold plays The Poet in Theatreworks’ rebooted production of “An Iliad.” The show was canceled right before opening night last year. “I’m grateful to have that proof that a beautiful work of art will mean different things at different times, but will always have something to offer us,” says Theatreworks artistic director Caitlin Lowans about “An Iliad,” which was canceled more than a year ago due to the pandemic. It opens Thursday. Photo by Isaiah Downing Isaiah J. Downing, Special to The Gazette

1 of 3 Denver actor Erik Sandvold plays The Poet in Theatreworks’ rebooted production of “An Iliad.” The show was canceled right before opening night last year. “I’m grateful to have that proof that a beautiful work of art will mean different things at different times, but will always have something to offer us,” says Theatreworks artistic director Caitlin Lowans about “An Iliad,” which was canceled more than a year ago due to the pandemic. It opens Thursday. Photo by Isaiah Downing Isaiah J. Downing, Special to The Gazette Isaiah J. Downing Isaiah J. D...

The Leader Newspaper Author David Aitken My arm has often felt like a pincushion.  A good example of this was during the SARS epidemic in 2002, when both myself and severe acute respiratory syndrome were at work in Hong Kong at the same time.  Not that Hong Kong was at fault particularly — the outbreak was first identified in Foshan in China, and thought to have originated in an animal market where you could buy everything from civets and snakes to rabbits and pheasants.  No change there. Despite having to wear a mask while attempting to teach English as a foreign (or muf...

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