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

• Now Playing

  published May 29, 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 >>

• McGuinn & Murry

  published May 29, 2008

  McGuinn and Murry are a pair of gumshoes waiting in their dusty office for a case in McGuinn & Murry, a takeoff on 1940s film noir. No... More >>

• Now Playing

  published May 22, 2008

  Dinah Was. The story opens with Dinah Washington, at the height of her fame, arriving at the Sahara in Las Vegas for a show. Though the... More >>

• The Denver Project

  published May 22, 2008

  Every semester, my freshman class at the University of Colorado stages a debate on whether or not you should give money to beggars, and every... More >>

• Now Playing

  published May 15, 2008

  Arcadia. There's so much richness to this play that once you've seen it, you want to acquire the text, ask your mathematician... More >>

• Sight Unseen

  published May 15, 2008

  When Donald Margulies's Sight Unseen opens, we're in a house in the English countryside — but this is no cozy cottage... More >>

• A Chorus Line

  published May 15, 2008

  Many years ago — before his current incarnation as a Scientology guru-cum-acting coach in Hollywood — I took acting classes with... More >>

• Now Playing

  published May 8, 2008

  The Baseball Show. Evil, malaprop-prone Vincent Vascombe, owner of the Beloit Bulldogs, is determined to hold on to his star player,... More >>

• The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (abridged)

  published May 8, 2008

  These are the complete works of William Shakespeare, but not exactly as he wrote them. The Boulder Ensemble Theatre actors — Geoffrey... More >>

• Arcadia

  published May 8, 2008

  There's so much richness to Arcadia that once you've seen it, you want to acquire and read the text, ask your mathematician... More >>

• Now Playing

  published May 1, 2008

  The Baseball Show. Evil, malaprop-prone Vincent Vascombe, owner of the Beloit Bulldogs, is determined to hold on to his star player,... More >>

• Crimes of the Heart

  published May 1, 2008

  Written in 1978, when the feminist movement had woken us all up to the extraordinary fact that women could, and frequently do, like each other,... More >>

• Dinah Was

  published May 1, 2008

  We walked to the front door of Shadow Theatre Company's brand-new home in Aurora on a strip of red carpet. Inside the spacious lobby, dozens of... More >>

• Now Playing

  published April 24, 2008

  The Baseball Show. Evil, malaprop-prone Vincent Vascombe, owner of the Beloit Bulldogs, is determined to hold on to his star player,... More >>

• The House of Blue Leaves

  published April 24, 2008

  Artie Shaughnessy is an untalented songwriter with a dream — and it's because she feeds this dream, as well as his ego, that he loves... More >>

• The Birthday Party

  published April 24, 2008

  The intimate Germinal Stage Denver theater is a perfect venue for The Birthday Party, Harold Pinter's claustrophobic puzzler of a... More >>

• Now Playing

  published April 17, 2008

  The Baseball Show. Evil, malaprop-prone Vincent Vascombe, owner of the Beloit Bulldogs, is determined to hold on to his star player,... More >>

• Doubt

  published April 17, 2008

  John Patrick Shanley's Doubt is a short, brilliantly constructed, engrossing play that seems straightforward on the surface... More >>

• Bee-luther-hatchee

  published April 17, 2008

  Shelita is a poised and successful book editor, a young black woman determined to bring the urgent voices of her history and her people to... More >>

• Now Playing

  published April 10, 2008

  The Baseball Show. Evil, malaprop-prone Vincent Vascombe, owner of the Beloit Bulldogs, is determined to hold on to his star player,... More >>

• Oleanna

  published April 10, 2008

  Anyone who's spent time in class listening while a self-important academic spins webs of obfuscatory words around a relatively straightforward... More >>

• The Merry Wives of Windsor

  published April 10, 2008

  The Merry Wives of Windsor tells the story of Sir John Falstaff — but not the cunning, cowardly and hilarious knight of the... More >>

• Now Playing

  published April 3, 2008

  The Baseball Show. Evil, malaprop-prone Vincent Vascombe, owner of the Beloit Bulldogs, is determined to hold on to his star player,... More >>

• Gee's Bend

  published April 3, 2008

  There is one intensely effective passage in Elyzabeth Wilder's Gee's Bend. Against her husband's wishes, the protagonist, Sadie,... More >>

• My Fair Lady

  published April 3, 2008

  I passed the first act of My Fair Lady in a haze of pleasure. This is the touring version of Trevor Nunn's acclaimed London... More >>