Weekend live!
Bodies in motion
Colorado dance luminary Hannah Kahn describes her company show “NeXus: A Linking of Choreographic Voices” as a chance to see diverse performers mount works of humor, intrigue, athleticism and lush lyricism. Catch it tonight at 7:30 and Sunday at 2 p.m. in the Charlotte York Irey Theatre on the CU-Boulder campus. Tickets are $5-$10 at or call 303-492-8181.
Search high and low
The Colorado Symphony continues its two-day run of “Sing-Along Sound of Music” tonight with a 7:30 performance that includes a screening of the 1965 classic film and multiple opportunities for the audience to unfurl its best “Do-Re-Mi” while accompanied by a full orchestra. Tickets for this Boettcher Concert Hall performance start at $32: or call the CSO box office at 303-623-7876.
At the movies
At home in the dark
James Cameron’s newest 3-D adventure, “Sanctum,” is sure to keep you holding your breath. In it, a cave-diving team gets snagged in a hairy, scary underwater situation while exploring the least-accessible cave system in the world. Based on real events. R.
Rider of the storm
Javier Bardem earned an Oscar nomination for his role in “Biutiful,” the story of a man struggling through myriad personal storms in modern-day Barcelona and coming out on the other side. R.
homebodies
Family ties that bind
Hilary Swank stars as a working mother who goes to law school in order to help overturn her brother’s murder “Conviction.” Based on a true story, this film is now on DVD. R.
Leaders of the pack
The talking-dog family grows in “Beverly Hills Chihuahua 2,” now on DVD. The canines play tricks, take mud baths, get lost — and dig their way into all sorts of trouble. G.
