Jennifer Zukowski
Jenn Zuko is adjunct faculty at DU, MSU Denver, and Regis University. She teaches courses in writing; literature; visual, performing, and martial arts; body language and stage combat. She is the author of Stage Combat: Fisticuffs, Stunts, and Swordplay for Theatre and Film, and “I Do My Own Stunts”. She can be seen performing on stage and in classrooms in the Boulder/Denver area, and online at Daily Cross-Swords, YourBoulder, and Writers’ HQ. She tweets at @bonzuko.
41 articles on Your Boulder
Boulder History: Meet Scott Carpenter
When I was little, I used to go play at Scott Carpenter Park and in the outdoor pool there often. I noticed that the playthings in the park area were all space-...
Boulder History: Celebrating Glenn Miller
You may have attended events in CU-Boulder’s Glenn Miller Ballroom, but may not know the facts surrounding the man it was named after. There’s a reason, after a...
Meet Penfield Tate – A Boulder History Icon
Boulder is an extraordinary city, and as such, has produced and/or attracted plenty of extraordinary people. Penfield Tate is one of the most distinguished. If...
Things to Do in Boulder When It’s Not Quite Spring
Well — that was quite a snow we had! Check out our Facebook page for some amazing photos shared by your fellow Boulderites, showing how they spent Tuesday’s sno...
Boulder History: Daredevil Ivy Baldwin
Boulder has been a unique place ever since its inception in the 1800s, and as such, it has boasted a myriad of people as unique as the city itself. Witness one...
Boulder History: Hotel Boulderado
Three are a few important historical structures in Boulder; for such a small city, we have our share of history in our landmarks, from Macky Auditorium to Old M...
Boulder History: Chief Niwot
Most of us who have lived for any length of time in Boulder have heard of Chief Niwot (or Left Hand). After all, cities, mountains, roads, and even a brewery ar...
Boulder History: Andrew J. Macky
Macky is a pretty commonly heard name around Boulder, mainly because of the beautiful Macky Auditorium up on the CU Boulder campus. But not many of us residents...
A Boulder History Lesson: Rocky Mountain Joe
Born Joseph Bevier Sturtevant in 1851, Rocky Mountain Joe is one of Boulder’s most colorful historical figures. If you’ve been in Boulder a long time, you might...
Your Boulder History Lesson: Mary Rippon
Most of us here in Boulder know the name Mary Rippon from the outdoor theatre in her name, where the Colorado Shakespeare Festival takes place each summer. But...
Colorado Shakespeare Festival Returns for its 58th Season
Summertime in Boulder is awash with fabulous things to do, especially outdoors. Between hikes and bike paths, concerts, and patios with excellent craft beer, Bo...
Boulder Arts: A Look Inside Boulder’s Live Theatre Scene
Boulder is an artsy town. Live music, visual arts, high powered artisans and craftspeople abound here, as does live theatre. There are a myriad of little local...