Email Author Juliet Wittman

Awards

• 2012 - National Council on Crime and Delinquency/Prevention for a Safer Society Award, published October 27, 2011

  "Redemption"

• 2012 - Bert Greene Award/International Association of Culinary Professionals, published January 20, 2011

  "Czech, Please"

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2004 Stories by Juliet Wittman

• Author! Author!

  published February 26, 2004

  WED, 3/3 T. Coraghessan Boyle is everywhere these days. His latest novel, Drop City, a finalist for last year's National... More >>

• The Wild West

  published February 26, 2004

  Flaming Guns of the Purple Sage is a manic, farcical take on the myth of the West, mixed with a large dollop of gothic horror. Best... More >>

• Power Pinter

  published February 19, 2004

  We go to a play by Harold Pinter with certain expectations. We expect ambiguity, eloquent silences, language used like a scalpel or to parody... More >>

• Musical Mimicry

  published February 19, 2004

  Singer Alberta Hunter had an extraordinary life. At age twelve, she left her Memphis home for Chicago, where she got her start at a rough club... More >>

• Blast From the Past

  published February 12, 2004

  John Brown's Body isn't exactly a play; it doesn't have one absorbing plot line. Instead, it's an adaptation of Stephen Vincent... More >>

• Catfight Night

  published February 12, 2004

  Claire Boothe Luce's The Women was recently revived at the Roundabout Theatre in New York, a production I happened to catch one... More >>

• God's in the Details

  published February 5, 2004

  I enjoyed almost every moment of Visiting Mr. Green, but the title character's Russian-style glass teacups disarmed me completely.... More >>

• No Divine Comedy

  published January 29, 2004

  Meshuggah Nuns is the kind of show that seems to have no real reason for being. It's inoffensive and even amusing in spots, but it... More >>

• A Cursed Life

  published January 29, 2004

  What keeps a man alive? He lives on others. He likes to taste them first, then eat them whole if he can Forgets that they're... More >>

• Love and Class War

  published January 22, 2004

  As Mercy of a Storm opens, an elegantly dressed middle-aged man is moving about a nautical-looking and rather cluttered place that... More >>

• Laugh Track

  published January 22, 2004

  I arrived at A Streetcar Named Desire at the Denver Center with high expectations. Israel Hicks has directed almost all of August... More >>

• Mommy Madness

  published January 15, 2004

  Confession: I spent many years as a ballet mom. This means that when my daughter was thirteen or fourteen, dancing in the corps of some local... More >>

• Springtime for Mel Brooks

  published January 15, 2004

  It isn't possible to review The Producers as if one hadn't heard the shrieks of joy emanating from New York at the time of its 2001... More >>

• Detecting Noir

  published January 8, 2004

  McGuinn and Murry is a spoof of those '40s detective movies in which the men wore fedoras and the women had gams. It's a... More >>