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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2011 Stories by Juliet Wittman

• Now Playing

  published August 25, 2011

  Cats. There's not much of a plot to Cats. You meet the Jellicles, with their cheerful faces and bright black eyes, who dance... More >>

• Edge Theatre Company's Faithful misfires

  published August 18, 2011

  The opening scene of Chazz Palminteri's Faithful is intriguing: a woman tied to a chair, a mobster with a gun preparing to finish... More >>

• Now Showing

  published August 18, 2011

  Cats. There's not much of a plot to Cats. You meet the Jellicles, with their cheerful faces and bright black eyes, who dance... More >>

• The Shape of Things offers truthful, touching performances

  published August 11, 2011

  Adam, an undergraduate, encounters free-spirited graduate student Evelyn (note the names, please) while working as a guard at the university... More >>

• Now Playing

  published August 11, 2011

  Cats. There's not much of a plot to Cats. You meet the Jellicles, with their cheerful faces and bright black eyes, who dance... More >>

• Germinal Stage reveals the comic layers in Chekhov's Uncle Vanya

  published August 4, 2011

  Uncle Vanya is a challenge for any contemporary director, since most audience members won't know what to make of all those talky... More >>

• PHAMALY takes on the business world and succeeds

  published August 4, 2011

  In its portrayal of corporate ruthlessness, How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying was pretty daring for its time. Back... More >>

• Now Playing

  published August 4, 2011

  Cats. There's not much of a plot to Cats. You meet the Jellicles, with their cheerful faces and bright black eyes, who dance... More >>

• A Lie of the Mind comes off as an indictment of male conventions

  published July 28, 2011

  Jake has always been a batterer — when he was a boy, he stomped a little goat he loved — and he always feels terrible afterward,... More >>

• In A Touch of Spring, two decades collide in Rome

  published July 28, 2011

  A Touch of Spring starts out as such a charming romantic comedy that it's a shame when it dissolves into a diffuse and wordy... More >>

• Now Playing

  published July 28, 2011

  Cats. There's not much of a plot to Cats. You meet the Jellicles, with their cheerful faces and bright black eyes, who dance... More >>

• The Comedy of Errors is full of them

  published July 21, 2011

  An early Shakespeare play based on a Roman comedy (Plautus's The Menaechmi), The Comedy of Errors utilizes a lot of plot... More >>

• Now Playing

  published July 21, 2011

  Cats. There's not much of a plot to Cats. You meet the Jellicles, with their cheerful faces and bright black eyes, who dance "under the... More >>

• Chasing Manet is worth seeing for excellent acting and a great cause

  published July 14, 2011

  Every year, director Terry Dodd finds a play perfectly suited to the historic lobby of the Barth Hotel, with its long central desk and gleaming... More >>

• Now Playing

  published July 14, 2011

  Cats. There's not much of a plot to Cats. You meet the Jellicles, with their cheerful faces and bright black eyes, who dance... More >>

• Curious Theatre's On an Average Day is a first-rate production

  published July 7, 2011

  Some of the best acting you'll see anywhere. A brilliantly putrid set design. Haunting sound effects. Taut direction. On an Average... More >>

• This year's Romeo and Juliet at CSF is the best in years

  published July 7, 2011

  When I think about the Colorado Shakespeare Festival's Romeo and Juliet, the predominant image is of Jamie Ann Romero as Juliet,... More >>

• Now Playing

  published July 7, 2011

  Cats. There's not much of a plot to Cats. You meet the Jellicles, with their cheerful faces and bright black eyes, who dance... More >>

• The Colorado Shakespeare Festival's Little Prince conveys much of the original's magic

  published June 30, 2011

  Antoine de Saint-Exupéry's The Little Prince has been an integral part of my thinking for a long, long time. It seems at... More >>

• Realism be damned, Hairspray gives us exactly what we want

  published June 30, 2011

  What started as a somewhat edgy film by the raunchy and iconoclastic John Waters morphed into a sugar-sweet, much-loved, Tony-winning musical... More >>

• Now Playing

  published June 30, 2011

  Cats. There's not much of a plot to Cats. You meet the Jellicles, with their cheerful faces and bright black eyes, who dance... More >>

• The Divine Sister features some of Denver's best actors and an over-the-top script

  published June 23, 2011

  The Divine Sister features some of Denver's most talented actors, reliable creators of deep and memorable characters in... More >>

• Now Playing

  published June 23, 2011

  Cats. There's not much of a plot to Cats. You meet the Jellicles, with their cheerful faces and bright black eyes, who dance... More >>

• Heritage Square's latest summer musical has no plot, but that's never a problem

  published June 16, 2011

  The usual crew was on stage for A Musical: In Perfect Harmony: impresario T.J. Mullin, Rory Pierce, Annie Dwyer, Johnette Toye,... More >>

• Now Playing

  published June 16, 2011

  Cats. There's not much of a plot to Cats. You meet the Jellicles, with their cheerful faces and bright black eyes, who dance... More >>