Juliet Wittman

Juliet Wittman is an investigative reporter and critic with a passion for theater, literature, social justice and food. She has reviewed theater for Westword for over a decade; for many years, she also reviewed memoirs for the Washington Post. She has won several journalism awards and published essays and short stories in literary magazines. Her novel, Stocker's Kitchen, can be obtained at select local bookstores and on Amazon.

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Cap Off Your Summer Reading With Colorado Poet Kika Dorsey's First Novel, As Joan Approaches Infinity

By Juliet Wittman
Aug 9, 2023

“It’s a metaphor for how women, especially middle-aged women, are invisible in our society."
I Had an Abortion: Life Before Roe v. Wade

By Juliet Wittman
Jun 25, 2023

Abortions in the '60s were not easy...or safe.
Vintage Theatre Picks Perfect Director to Tackle Issues of Culture, Identity in Chilling Thriller

By Juliet Wittman
Sep 23, 2022

They've found the perfect director for it.
Butterfly Effect Theatre Returns Home After a Season on the Road

By Juliet Wittman
Sep 14, 2022

Butterfly Effect is back!
The Denver Actors Fund Celebrates a Million-Dollar Milestone

By Juliet Wittman
Aug 15, 2022

DAF helps actors in medical crisis.

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