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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2009 Stories by Juliet Wittman

• Now Playing

  published July 23, 2009

  Annie. Boulder's Dinner Theatre is at the top of its form; it has to be. How else could the company make Annie — its... More >>

• An unlikely couple shares history in A Hint of Winter

  published July 16, 2009

  In terms of both sensibility and mission, theater director Terry Dodd and the Barth Hotel are made for each other. The Barth, a beautiful... More >>

• Now Playing

  published July 16, 2009

  Annie. Boulder's Dinner Theatre is at the top of its form; it has to be. How else could the company make Annie — its... More >>

• To see or not to see? That's the question.

  published July 9, 2009

  Hamlet really is a narcissistic ass. I'm not talking about his famous, almost play-long dithering about whether or not he should kill the uncle... More >>

• Curious Theatre's Conviction has a fascinating premise, but doesn't live up to its promise

  published July 2, 2009

  Oren Neeman's Conviction tells a fascinating story about the Spanish Inquisition and the 1486 persecution of Andres Gonzalez, a... More >>

• Now Playing

  published July 2, 2009

  Annie. Boulder's Dinner Theatre is at the top of its form; it has to be. How else could the company make Annie anything but a... More >>

• All-Inclusive

  published June 25, 2009

  Actor/director Ami Dayan was born in Israel, lives and works in Boulder, and has taken some of his theater pieces to New York, where they’ve... More >>

• Annie at Boulder's Dinner Theatre makes staging a production look like child's play.

  published June 25, 2009

  Boulder's Dinner Theatre is at the top of its form. It has to be. How else could the company make Annie — its mandatory... More >>

• Encore

  published June 25, 2009

  Girls Only. The trouble with Girls Only, a two-woman evening of conversation, skits, singing, improvisation and audience... More >>

• Chazz Palminteri tells his own coming-of-age story in A Bronx Tale

  published June 18, 2009

  It's funny how all discussion of the Mafia these days references The Sopranos — that distinctive accent; Carmela's... More >>

• The verdict is in: The Trial inspires a worthy play in Joseph K

  published June 11, 2009

  Franz Kafka's novel The Trial, in which a man is accused of an unnamed crime and, having faced all kinds of baffling and inexplicable... More >>

• Quilters sews together pioneer women's stories into a satisfying whole

  published June 4, 2009

  Quilters has a strong local history. Based on the journals and remembrances of pioneer women, it was co-written by Molly Newman... More >>

• Now Showing

  published June 4, 2009

  Damien Hirst. You'd have to be living under a rock — or have absolutely no interest in contemporary art — not to know that... More >>

• Now Playing

  published May 28, 2009

  Bus Stop. A snowstorm has closed the road ahead, and a bus is stranded outside a diner, where worldly-wise owner Grace supervises... More >>

• Gogol is a no-go at Buntport

  published May 28, 2009

  Partway through The Squabble, I did something I've never done before in all my years of faithful and happy attendance... More >>

• The Curious premiere of 26 Miles goes the distance

  published May 21, 2009

  Olivia, a fifteen-year-old girl living unhappily with her father, Aaron, and stepmother (who's never seen on stage and appears to be either... More >>

• Every Single Step

  published May 21, 2009

  Imagine having reached the highest level of skill in your field through hours of grueling work that began when you were four years old. Now... More >>

• Love conquers all, even the dated script of Paragon's Bus Stop

  published May 14, 2009

  Bus Stop is set in a diner, where worldly-wise owner Grace supervises her high-school-aged waitress, Elma. On this particular... More >>

• Now Playing

  published May 14, 2009

  52 Pick-Up. The central conceit of this love story involves a pack of cards that two actors scatter, then pick up, one by one,... More >>

• Now Playing

  published May 7, 2009

  Eccentricities of a Nightingale. It's fascinating to observe the different acting styles on stage in this production, and to think about... More >>

• Dancers offer a moving variation on "The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock"

  published May 7, 2009

  T. S. Eliot wrote "The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock" in 1917, while the First World War was devastating Europe and imperial absolutes were... More >>

• At Boulder Ensemble, the world premiere of Morisot Reclining reveals a potential masterpiece

  published April 30, 2009

  Morisot Reclining tells two love stories — both involving great artists of the impressionist period, neither of them... More >>

• Now Playing

  published April 30, 2009

  Eccentricities of a Nightingale. It's fascinating to observe the different acting styles on stage in this production, and to think about... More >>

• Get Cosí at the Opera

  published April 23, 2009

  There couldn’t be a better way to celebrate spring than by attending Opera Colorado’s perfectly timed Così fan... More >>

• Germinal's Eccentricities of a Nightingale soars

  published April 23, 2009

  It's fascinating to observe the different acting styles in the Germinal Stage production of The Eccentricities of a Nightingale,... More >>