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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2008 Stories by Juliet Wittman

• Memorable Muse

  published July 31, 2008

  Modern Muse Theatre Company, created by Steve Lavezza and Gabriella Cavallero and dedicated to mounting daring and relevant works, has completed... More >>

• Now Playing

  published July 31, 2008

  Henry VIII. Shakespeare's Henry VIII is not the licentious, swollen-bellied, wife-dispatching monster we know from Hollywood. When we... More >>

• Buddy...The Buddy Holly Story

  published July 31, 2008

  Buddy...The Buddy Holly Story is basically a concert attached to a flimsy afterthought of a plot. Buddy Holly was one of the... More >>

• The Hot L Baltimore

  published July 31, 2008

  By staging Lanford Wilson's The Hot L Baltimore in the lobby of the Barth Hotel, director Terry Dodd has arranged one of the... More >>

• Now Playing

  published July 24, 2008

  Love's Labour's Lost. Director Gavin Cameron-Webb has set this production in a summer house in Newport, Rhode Island, in 1917, just... More >>

• End Days

  published July 24, 2008

  I couldn't help worrying when I heard that End Days, the new play being mounted by Curious Theatre Company, featured Stephen... More >>

• Now Playing

  published July 17, 2008

  Honus and Me. Adapted by playwright Steven Dietz from a young adult novel by Dan Gutman, Honus and Me tells the story of Joey, a... More >>

• Now Playing

  published July 10, 2008

  Honus and Me. Adapted by playwright Steven Dietz from a young adult novel by Dan Gutman, Honus and Me tells the story of Joey, a... More >>

• West Side Story

  published July 10, 2008

  I expected a lot more of Central City Opera's fiftieth-anniversary production of West Side Story. I've been in love with Leonard... More >>

• Love's Labour's Lost

  published July 10, 2008

  Director Gavin Cameron-Webb has set Love's Labour's Lost in a house in Newport, Rhode Island, in 1917, just before America's... More >>

• Now Playing

  published July 3, 2008

  Honus and Me. Adapted by playwright Steven Dietz from a young adult novel by Dan Gutman, Honus and Me tells the story of Joey, a... More >>

• Macbeth

  published July 3, 2008

  Macbeth is one of the most familiar of Shakespeare's plays, and with each new production, I look to see what the director has... More >>

• Now Playing

  published June 26, 2008

  The Last Five Years. This intimate two-person musical involves the breakup of a marriage. When Jamie and Cathy met in New York, he... More >>

• Honus and Me

  published June 26, 2008

  I'm generally a fan of playwright Steven Dietz's cunningly constructed, verbally agile and often thought-provoking theater pieces, but I was... More >>

• Sweeney Todd

  published June 26, 2008

  No one really knows whether there was a barber in Victorian London who slit his customers' throats and passed their bodies down a chute so that... More >>

• Now Playing

  published June 19, 2008

  The Denver Project. Created by Steven Sapp and Mildred Ruiz of New York's UNIVERSES, this is an attempt to bring the realities of life... More >>

• THE MeLTING BRiDgE

  published June 19, 2008

  Thaddeus Phillips, who visits Buntport every year or so, is one of the most interesting theatrical forces around. His Lucidity Suitcase offers... More >>

• Matt and Ben

  published June 19, 2008

  This is how the New York Times's 2003 review of Matt and Ben begins: "Is there anyone who isn't sick of Ben Affleck, with... More >>

• Bridge to Nowhere

  published June 12, 2008

  Lucidity Suitcase Intercontinental’s The MeLTING BRiDgE promises to slam “the past into the future” and “conjure... More >>

• Now Playing

  published June 12, 2008

  The Denver Project. Created by Steven Sapp and Mildred Ruiz of New York's UNIVERSES, this is an attempt to bring the realities of life... More >>

• The Will Rogers Follies

  published June 12, 2008

  From this distance, it's hard to figure out just what made Will Rogers so famous. He began his career with rope tricks and homespun... More >>

• Side Show

  published June 12, 2008

  No matter how well you thought you knew it beforehand, every show that Phamaly does takes on new meaning and dimension. This is the only... More >>

• Imaginative Art

  published June 5, 2008

  A single actor relays the entire plot of Moby-Dick using a goldfish in a bowl. A group of actors gives us Franz Kafka’s life... More >>

• The Resistible Rise of Arturo Ui

  published June 5, 2008

  Bertolt Brecht wrote The Resistible Rise of Arturo Ui in 1941, when he was in exile in Finland and the world had not yet fully... More >>

• 3 Mo' Divas

  published June 5, 2008

  I know Gershwin's "Summertime" very well, but when Nova Y. Payton sang it in 3 Mo' Divas, I felt as if I'd never heard the song... More >>