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 April 23, 2009

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

• The ingredients in Sunsets and Margaritas are a little too strong

  published April 16, 2009

  Sunsets and Margaritas is so energetic, jolly and good-natured, and presents such an appealing political and familial viewpoint,... More >>

• Three castastrophes and sixty years later, The Skin of Our Teeth still has bite

  published April 16, 2009

  It isn't strange that in 1942 a major American playwright would be concerned with the possible extinction of humanity and pondering what it... More >>

• Now Playing

  published April 16, 2009

  Eurydice. Playwright Sarah Ruhl has created her own magical, eccentric, gutsy and entirely original interpretation of the... More >>

• A godforsaken production of A Prayer for Owen Meany

  published April 9, 2009

  A Prayer for Owen Meany begins with John Wheelwright alone on stage remembering Owen Meany, the friend whose life and... More >>

• Now Playing

  published April 9, 2009

  Eurydice. Playwright Sarah Ruhl has created her own magical, eccentric, gutsy and entirely original interpretation of the... More >>

• For Denver Center Theatre Company, Radio Golf punctuates a dazzling August Wilson series

  published April 2, 2009

  Radio Golf is the last of August Wilson's ten plays about the black experience in the twentieth century, most of them seen... More >>

• Now Playing

  published April 2, 2009

  Eurydice. Playwright Sarah Ruhl has created her own magical, eccentric, gutsy and entirely original interpretation of the... More >>

• Now Playing

  published March 12, 2009

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

• Eurydice offers a lovely twist on an age-old love story

  published March 12, 2009

  She was in herself, like a woman near term, and did not think of the man, going on ahead, or the path,... More >>

• Buntport goes postal with Seal. Stamp. Send. Bang.

  published March 12, 2009

  Susan, a mailwoman played by Erin Rollman, finds little meaning in her profession — but a lot of significance in the splat of birdshit on... More >>

• Now Playing

  published March 5, 2009

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

• Paragon's Love Song makes for a lovely evening

  published February 26, 2009

  Paragon Theatre's production of Love Song represents the best kind of marriage between a script and a theater company: The play... More >>

• Now Playing

  published February 26, 2009

  As You Like It. It doesn't get more minimal than this: As You Like It performed by six people on a stage where the set consists... More >>

• Gloom with a view: Synge's The Well of the Saints at Germinal Stage Denver

  published February 19, 2009

  For most modern theater-goers, Martin McDonagh has become the voice of Irish drama, and I've tended to consider the grotesquery and violence of... More >>

• Now Playing

  published February 19, 2009

  As You Like It. It doesn't get more minimal than this: As You Like It performed by six people on a stage where the set consists... More >>

• All Drama

  published February 12, 2009

  Eric Schmiedl’s Plainsong, an adaptation of Kent Haruf’s award-winning novel, was one of the high points of the Denver Center... More >>

• Now Playing

  published February 12, 2009

  Dusty and the Big Bad World. We all know about the Christian right's attacks on textbooks, teachers, Halloween, the arts, public... More >>

• The DCTC brings something new to Shakespeare's history lesson

  published February 12, 2009

  Shakespeare's Richard III is the quintessential story of power-lust, of a man willing to murder his relatives, betray his... More >>

• There's a lot to like in this Modern Muse production

  published February 12, 2009

  It doesn't get more minimal than this: As You Like It performed by six people on a stage where the set consists of little besides... More >>

• Now Playing

  published February 5, 2009

  Dusty and the Big Bad World. We all know about the Christian right's attacks on textbooks, teachers, Halloween, the arts, public... More >>

• Inana may be a world premiere, but it's no world-class play

  published January 29, 2009

  Inana is set in a shabby London hotel room, where the director of the Iraq Museum in Baghdad, having done all he could to secure... More >>

• Now Playing

  published January 29, 2009

  Doubt. Set in 1964, when the second Vatican Council was convening, John Patrick Shanley's play follows a priest who may have molested a... More >>

• Now Playing

  published January 22, 2009

  Doubt. Set in 1964, when the second Vatican Council was convening, John Patrick Shanley's play follows a priest who may have molested a... More >>

• Give Gemma Wilcox a hand for 52 Pick-Up

  published January 22, 2009

  Gemma Wilcox has developed a considerable following with her series of related, fantastical and original one-woman shows. These have played... More >>