Start with both hands in the arrow shaped hole where the two cracks meet. Then climb your way to the left and up one of the cracks that go up the boulder. There is a good pocket by that crack and a bit further up is an alright crimp. From there follow the line up to the jug finish on top.  If you are above around 5'10" this is probably a V0 as you can just reach the top after the first couple moves but if your shorter the problem becomes about trying to bring your feet up to an area that will allow you to grab the top.

Center Stage

A First Performance

To Deadpoint or to Dyno

Theatricks

Sit scrunched up, and pull up into the side pull, you can use a sloper further right if you wanted. Layback and pull the slope-y mantel. Honestly, if you're tall, you can probably skip to the top. I think if you're a beginner this problem would be worth doing.

Crouch start, work your way around the arete into some small crimps. Proceed to climb the arete with large moves to a final jug. If you're around my height (5'7"), you may debate whether or not to dyno.

Start as low as possible, lay down if you're tall or scrunch up if you're short. Work the rail into a less than ideal pocket, gain the arete and finish directly up that.

 I'm unsure about the grade, but the "pocket" is pretty trash, so 5+ for that move seemed reasonable? Tick it and give your opinion!

South facing boulder that gets taller stage-left. Recognize by the obvious rail trending up and right at waist height.

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Routes in Dramatic Boulder