By coincidence, the famed mountain climbing team of Hillary Edmund, Mary ___ and Monty ____ passed by the front of the Bug Theatre en route to scale the entirety of Navajo Street from Broomfield to Littleton
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Loaded with determination, the team
relies more perseverance than
finesse.
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Mary has to drag her compromised
team partners up the last five feet of
the climb, nearly strangling them in
the process.
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A.C.E. invites their audience along as
they explore the world of the tall.
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As is his forte, The Englishman takes
awkward moments to new heights...
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...proving that nothing stands
between an Englishman and
good manners.
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Know Your Canadian Neighbors:
If there is something awkward or
dangerous on a stage, like say, a set
of really steep stairs, a Canadian
will be compelled to tackle it
on stilts.
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Having seen a lot in their lives,
Mable, Mable and Mable don't bat
an eye when their table shows
up for work 7 1/2 feet tall.
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Jamie Krutz, the A.C.E. Orchestra
serenades from the "Tree House."
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The American shows amazing
circus-like talent.
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The difference between falling
and dancing when on stilts
is negligible
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Audience member, Mitzie, was
delighted when A.C.E.'s ode to her
in song, put to rest those rumors
about her being ditzie.
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After a hair-raising journey in to space, the audience gets a chance to meet the crew of the
TheatreCraft 9000 as well as their "hero" who saved the day.
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Although no one except those on
board will ever know exactly what
happened on the space craft that
night as it careened out of control,
evidence points to alien attack.
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