Natalie Scarlett, Author at (SALT) Magazine

Natalie Scarlett

Art

Aggregate Immetiriality : A Swan Dive Into Oblivion

It’s rare to leave a dance theatre piece with the grit of it still on ...

By Natalie Scarlett

June 15, 2019

Art

A Thousand Tiny Mirrors: a review of “Between Us: Blind Date”

“… dislike of Realism is the rage of Caliban seeing his own face in a ...

By Natalie Scarlett

June 13, 2019

Art

Red: A Micro Review in Abstract (Expressionism)

“Red” by John Logan at Bas Bleu Theater closes this weekend so you have only ...

By Natalie Scarlett

April 10, 2019

Art

Frida!

“Grab it. Catch it from the air. Look at it. Release.” Late on a Monday ...

By Natalie Scarlett

March 3, 2019

Art

Natura Obscura

Go into the woods. Go alone. I always loved sneaking into the wings and onto ...

By Natalie Scarlett

February 27, 2019

Art

The Cultural Cost of Beautification

Local Art Installation Sparks Safety Concerns I can dance crazy at a concert because I ...

By Natalie Scarlett

January 20, 2019

Art

Boulder Ensemble Theatre Company’s “The Wolves” by Sarah DeLappe and directed by Rebecca Ramaly

The thumping bass of a Rihanna song, a promising melody line, and then—bam—there’s a digital ...

By Natalie Scarlett

November 13, 2018

Art

Meow Wolf: I Can’t Believe It’s Not Better

Warning: Graphic language and spoilers ahead Meow Wolf: House of Eternal Return was a fun ...

By Natalie Scarlett

November 4, 2018

Culture

Juli y Juan’s Kitchen

Intention With my daughter’s tiny body strapped to my chest, I talked and walked with ...

By Natalie Scarlett

July 13, 2018

Art

Arrest the Senses: A Guide to Immersive Theatre

I was riveted. In the middle of the night, the counselors had all the 6th-grade ...

By Natalie Scarlett

June 9, 2018

Aggregate Immetiriality : A Swan Dive Into Oblivion

A Thousand Tiny Mirrors: a review of “Between Us: Blind Date”

Red: A Micro Review in Abstract (Expressionism)

Frida!

Natura Obscura

The Cultural Cost of Beautification

Boulder Ensemble Theatre Company’s “The Wolves” by Sarah DeLappe and directed by Rebecca Ramaly

Meow Wolf: I Can’t Believe It’s Not Better

Juli y Juan’s Kitchen

Arrest the Senses: A Guide to Immersive Theatre

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