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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2010 Stories by Juliet Wittman

• Now Playing

  published May 13, 2010

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

• Martyna Majok searches for identity in Mouse in a Jar

  published May 6, 2010

  George Orwell once said, "If you want a vision of the future, imagine a boot stamping on a human face — forever," and that pretty much... More >>

• Now Playing

  published May 6, 2010

  Chicago. Sort of Brechtian, sort of Cabaretish, Chicago tells a story of injustice and corruption, and tells it in the... More >>

• The Arvada Center's Nine is no ten

  published April 29, 2010

  Perhaps in 1963, when Federico Fellini made his semi-autobiographical 8 ½, the movie on which the musical Nine is... More >>

• Now Playing

  published April 29, 2010

  Chicago. Sort of Brechtian, sort of Cabaretish, Chicago tells a story of injustice and corruption, and tells it in the... More >>

• The Rainmaker is no dramatic downpour

  published April 22, 2010

  The Rainmaker is a gentle, dated comedy, well-suited to the generally older audience of the Aurora Fox, but it has flickers of... More >>

• Now Playing

  published April 22, 2010

  Chicago. Sort of Brechtian, sort of Cabaretish, Chicago tells a story of injustice and corruption, and tells it in the... More >>

• Mariela in the Desert satisfies the thirst for meaning

  published April 15, 2010

  Mariela in the Desert is a beautiful play, a serious piece about the way art works in the lives of the human beings who create... More >>

• Iago may be evil, but he's also the most interesting thing about this Othello

  published April 15, 2010

  Why is Iago so intent on destroying Othello? Iago himself gives two reasons: He's been passed over for promotion, and he believes Othello has... More >>

• Now Playing

  published April 15, 2010

  Chicago. Sort of Brechtian, sort of Cabaretish, Chicago tells a story of injustice and corruption, and tells it in the... More >>

• The Clean House is empty of real thought

  published April 8, 2010

  The Denver Center Theatre Company produced Sarah Ruhl's The Clean House three years ago, and though there were elements of the... More >>

• Mama Hated Diesels celebrates road warriors and country music

  published April 8, 2010

  I've had a soft spot for truckers ever since my hitchhiking hippie days: It was often trucks that stopped at the on-ramps of those teeming... More >>

• Now Playing

  published April 8, 2010

  Chicago. Sort of Brechtian, sort of Cabaretish, Chicago tells a story of injustice and corruption, and tells it in the... More >>

• Season's eatings: The Boulder Farmers' Market opens for 2010

  published April 8, 2010

  Every year, the weather provides some kind of drama on the first day of the Boulder Farmers' Market: a rainy deluge that pounds on awnings,... More >>

• Now Playing

  published April 1, 2010

  Chicago. Sort of Brechtian, sort of Cabaretish, Chicago tells a story of injustice and corruption, and tells it in the... More >>

• To Market, To Market

  published April 1, 2010

  Sometimes the first day of the Boulder Farmers’ Market finds the street blanketed in snow, or everyone shivering under a freezing... More >>

• Hearts and Minds

  published March 25, 2010

  Among death and illness memoirs, John Thorndike’s The Last of His Mind has refreshing strengths. Thorndike combines an elegant,... More >>

• Aurora Fox's Dearly Departed has enough laughs to wake the dead

  published March 25, 2010

  Pretty much everyone in this wambling, good-natured shaggy dog of a comedy is older than the character he or she portrays: Lazy layabout Royce... More >>

• Now Playing

  published March 25, 2010

  Chicago. Sort of Brechtian, sort of Cabaretish, Chicago tells a story of injustice and corruption, and tells it in the... More >>

• Curious Theatre Company makes beautiful music in Opus

  published March 18, 2010

  Michael Hollinger, who graduated from the Oberlin Conservatory of Music, knows exactly what he's writing about in Opus, the story... More >>

• Now Playing: Capsule reviews of current shows

  published March 18, 2010

  Chicago. Sort of Brechtian, sort of Cabaretish, Chicago tells a story of injustice and corruption, and tells it in the... More >>

• Now Playing: Capsule reviews of current shows

  published March 11, 2010

  Chicago. Sort of Brechtian, sort of Cabaretish, Chicago tells a story of injustice and corruption, and tells it in the... More >>

• Obsession, memory and sex fuel The House of Yes

  published March 11, 2010

  The House of Yes is a smart, sharp black comedy — not particularly deep, but with some uneasy currents creeping beneath the... More >>

• A Slow Foods dinner feeds the body, mind and soul

  published March 11, 2010

  We're seated at a long table in Arugula, a Boulder restaurant devoted — like most good restaurants these days — to local, fresh and... More >>

• Musical murderesses in Chicago make for killer theater

  published March 4, 2010

  At the Denver Center Theatre Company's New Play Summit last month, a couple of critics from larger cities were talking about our area's... More >>