Email Author Juliet Wittman

Awards

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

  "Czech, Please"

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

  "Redemption"

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2006 Stories by Juliet Wittman

• Nothing to Forgive

  published February 16, 2006

  The rift between those who believe in a punitive God -- a God who insists on absolute obedience and condemns sensual delight -- and those who see... More >>

• That Sinking Feeling

  published February 9, 2006

  Okay, it's a world premiere of a play by a local writer, but the question remains: Why is a company like Modern Muse, which in the past has... More >>

• In the Beginning

  published February 9, 2006

  When critics review the work of August Wilson, the same words tend to recur. Rich. Musical. Textured. Multi-layered. And here are a few phrases... More >>

• The Holdup

  published February 2, 2006

  Written by Pulitzer-winning playwright Marsha Norman, The Holdup is a small, charming piece about the myth of the Old West -- or... More >>

• Final Exit

  published February 2, 2006

  During intermission at Germinal Stage Denver a couple of years ago, Ed Baierlein was keeping watch over the lobby. "Look who's here," he said, his... More >>

• Heavy Petal

  published January 26, 2006

  Somewhere in the 1970s, we learned that women could like each other, that female friendship was precious, and that society's insistence that... More >>

• No Love

  published January 26, 2006

  I was sitting in the Ricketson Theatre during the first half of Jesus Hates Me, reasonably engaged but thinking that Wayne Lemon's... More >>

• Menage à Dix, The Honeymoon Period Is Officially Over and Leela’s Wheel

  published January 19, 2006

  Gemma Wilcox is a terrific performer, with a soft, graceful, gentle quality that's very appealing. She wrote Menage à Dix, The... More >>

• Let There Be Light

  published January 19, 2006

  Some people believe that artists are uniquely sensitive to their times and that their work can serve as a kind of canary in the coal mine, warning... More >>

• Murder, She Wrote

  published January 19, 2006

  It's hard to deal with murder -- particularly the rape, murder and dismemberment of a child -- without being exploitative. It's also hard to... More >>

• A Capital Idea

  published January 12, 2006

  When the Soviet Union fell on Christmas Day 1991, politicians and pundits in the West began insisting that Marxism was dead, that history had... More >>