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Buntport Theater teaming up with Stories on Stage? Not new. Buntport reading flash fiction for Stories on Stage? New. And bound to be outta here almost as fast as it happens. The creative crew from Buntport will focus on stories that are all over in three minutes when the two...
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Buntport Theater teaming up with Stories on Stage? Not new. Buntport reading flash fiction for Stories on Stage? New. And bound to be outta here almost as fast as it happens. The creative crew from Buntport will focus on stories that are all over in three minutes when the two groups converge at Su Teatro @ the Denver Civic Theater today for Stories on Stage: Very, Very VERY Short Stories, a case of dramatic readings of great fiction for people who are, shall we say, in a hurry.

Do the Buntporters feel challenged by this new way of doing an old thing? Not so much. Or they at least feel the challenges are good ones, as ensemble member Evan Weissman explains: "Generally, the folks at Stories on Stage try to stage our shows in a way that is different than most SOS productions. But this isn't even what we do with them normally. The inherent thing that's fun about it is that so many of these stories get to the point pretty quick. Maybe the real challenge is making sure it doesn't feel too much like an MTV video."

Given the free-range (and often hilarious) approach Buntport takes with its own material, it's hard to imagine that happening, so give it a shot: See their take on flash fiction at Su Teatro, 721 Santa Fe Drive, at 1:30 or 7:30 p.m. For tickets, $15 to $25, visit www.storiesonstage.org.
Sat., Jan. 21, 1:30 & 7:30 p.m., 2012

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