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The show that keeps dragon-on and on

*spoilers ahead! After eight successful seasons of “Game of Thrones” (GOT), HBO released the long awaited “House of Dragons” (HOD). This prequel takes place almost 200 years back when King Viserys I ruled and his Targaryen children fought for the next seat at the Iron Throne. I wasn’t quite

Getting lost in the “Rubyfruit Jungle”

I am a pretty slow reader. To finish a 200 page book takes me about two weeks. To finish “Rubyfruit Jungle” by Rita Mae Brown, I took 3.5 days. Brown laments on the back cover that her autobiographical novel is often advertised and known primarily for its “lesbian” themes.

Hills, hollers and home

As I look out onto Beall St. from my bedroom window, I see an orange truck with a full-suspension mountain bike in the bed, and a snowboard on the roof rack. The thirst for outdoor adventure grips everyone here in Bozeman. It weaves itself into everything, from our everyday

"A Christmas Carol" is a Bozeman tradition

When The Ellen Theater in Downtown Bozeman reopened its doors in 2008, the first show presented on its stage was Charles Dickens’ “A Christmas Carol.” Now in 2021, after over a year of dark marquees worldwide due to the coronavirus pandemic, The Ellen welcomes audiences back into its aisles with

Celebrate the season with Bozeman terrors and thrills

Celebrate the season with Bozeman terrors and thrills

As Halloween approaches, a number of events will be taking place to provide scares for the season and teach the community a little about the history of Bozeman and the surrounding area in the process. While haunted houses have been popular in Bozeman for a while, some of the local

The Bard in Montana: Montana Shakespeare in the Parks

The Bard in Montana: Montana Shakespeare in the Parks

For many of us with a western education, the memory of being forced to read Shakespeare in English class is not a fond one. That is certainly not because Shakespeare is boring or irrelevant (on the contrary!), it is more likely because Shakespeare simply was not meant to just be

Greek myths re-imagined

As we continue to get more accustomed to our lives in the pandemic, we have slowly been allowed to once again enjoy theatrics and entertainment. Luckily, Bozeman is now graced with the ability to host plays, beginning with the production “Polaroid Stories,” written by Naomi Iizuka and performed by the