Ethics Revue at The Nomad Playhouse 2018

The Law Club, Colorado Bar Ethics Committee,  CBA-CLE, and the Boulder County Bar Association

Program Highlights:

 

- Starring the Law Club – Founded in 1914

- The Clocktower Cabaret —Denver’s Showcase Venue for Live Performances

- The Nomad Playhouse — Boulder’s Beloved, Historic Theater Where Artists and Audiences Have Come Together to Explore Ideas Through Art for Over 50 Years

****Complimentary Hosted Hors D’oeuvres!

***Musical Production by the Law Club and by Special Arrangement with the CBA Ethics Committee  

The Law Club and CBA-CLE invite you to “The Ethics Revue” at The Clocktower Cabaret, Denver, and The Nomad Playhouse, Boulder.  Much anticipated and annual, “The Ethics Revue”, is unlike any other CBA-CLE continuing legal education ethics program. It is produced and performed by members of the famous (or infamous!) Law Club and the Ethics Committee of the Colorado Bar Association.

Each year, it is an all new CLE musical extravaganza. Attend a performance and learn ethical

conduct in an engaging and memorable way.  

 

With a unique combination of wit, song, and commentary, the cast of multi-talented attorneys will heighten your awareness of a variety of ethics issues, which arise in the practice of law, such as:

Register Today!

 

Program Description:

The Law Club + The CBA Ethics Committee = THE ETHICS REVUE

They're BACK! The CBA Ethics Committee and the Law Club once again join in an unholy

alliance to present legal ethics in a fun and song-filled format!  On November 13 and

November 14, 2018, at The Clocktower Cabaret, 16^th Street Mall at Arapahoe, and on November 29, 2018 at The Nomad Playhouse, 1410 Quince Avenue, Boulder, you can once again experience the unique humor and music of the Law Club.  

Plus, quick thinking commentary on a variety of ethical issues will be provided by an astute CBA Ethics Committee panel, moderated by Charles Luce, Esq., Moye White LLP, Denver.   

The Ethics Revue, LIVE, is happening only three evenings, so mark November 13, 14 or 29 on your calendar now. Bring your friends! Bring your colleagues! Buy tickets for your firm!  

Get some education. Have some fun.  And, earn three ethics credits at “The Ethics Revue.”

Just don't ask who wrote the song lyrics …The Law Club never tells!

Here's What Your Colleagues Have Said  About "The Ethics Revue":

 

Fantastic performance - this is a great CLE!

Great Show! Thanks.

Creative! Great songs.

Love the law revue!

Fun and energetic way to refresh us on ethics rules

Very Creative!

Great Show!
The best way to learn ethics!

Really fun & funny! & educational

I was so impressed by the incredible talent of our peers! Best way to learn ethics!

The spirit & entertainers - Great!

Excellent performances! Excellent writing! The most fun I've had in a long time!

Creativity in teaching lessons!  Really wonderful

Awesome Job. Good combination of education and entertainment. Very creative and witty!

Both entertaining and educational - best ethics CLE ever!”

Information through entertainment - what talent!!”  

No better way to learn ethics!”

Well done and a big thanks to all involved for making this such a great program.”

I really appreciate the time all the Bar members put into presenting this CLE. It is no small effort to pull this together - well done!”

   

The Law Club was founded on April 10, 1914, as an organization of young (under 40), male members of the Denver Bar Association. It was to meet twice a month to discuss legal topics of interest to the members.

In 1939, for reasons that are obscure, a group of Law Club members began putting on entertainment at the annual meetings of the Colorado Bar Association. Early shows were put on during the first day luncheon. However, after World War II, the luncheon skits grew to full shows. These elaborate productions involved months of planning. Soon they, and not the staid biweekly meetings, became the hallmark of the Law Club. Archives of the Law Club are replete with both written and photographic records featuring many of today's distinguished judges, as well as today's respected founders and senior partners of some of Colorado's most prestigious law firms, making fools of themselves in public at Law Club shows.

The Club continues to write, produce and perform its own brand of irreverent musical satire before a variety of audiences in the Colorado Front Range.

The Law Club still holds monthly meetings, and topics of interest are still presented - and frequently CLE credit is now received for attending. The original limits as to gender and age have been set aside. Today, attorneys and law students throughout Colorado are eligible for membership and encouraged to join.

As a century of distinguished jurists, judges, and even one United States Supreme Court Justice has shown, Law Club membership is no impediment to a successful legal career.