There’s some hilarious cross-dressing, a lot of ridiculously funny bits, persistent bell-ringing and the occasional revelatory moment.
The troupe kicked off its 13th season earlier this month with a production of Kate Hamill’s post-modern adaptation of “Pride and Prejudice,” Jane Austen’s beloved romantic romp.
With “Going to a Place Where You Already Are” we see ourselves thinking about family, and morals, but we are also brought to a space outside of this earthly plane.
Once again, BETC has chosen a wonderfully unusual play and brought it to life via excellent direction from Rebecca Remaly and assured yet vulnerable performances from the entire cast.
In director Rebecca Remaly’s fine-tuned rendition, the set (Tina Anderson), lighting (Andrew Metzroth), sound (Jonathan Holt Howard), and costuming (Brenda King) provide a remarkable backdrop and subtext for two concommitant worlds.
For Brunstetter, writing the show was a springboard for examining and refining her own view of the great beyond.
Bekah Brunstetter, writer/producer of NBC’s “This Is Us” is bringing her play to Boulder
A creative flow between deep-pocketed and modest, between Denver and Boulder, looks poised to redefine the region’s place in the American theatre.
BETC Announces First Generations Commission, Winner of 2017-18 Residency Competition Boulder Ensemble Theatre Company (BETC) is delighted to announce that their Generations new play development program will expand in 2018 to host two playwright residencies. BETC has commissioned a play by Colorado playwright Idris Goodwin, and will also welcome this year’s competition winner, playwright Jennifer Barclay, to work on her play Danny in Summer 2018. BETC’s new play development program, Generations, features
You have only one weekend left to catch this powerful piece. Run – don’t walk! A WOW factor of 9!
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