Butterfly Effect Theatre of Colorado (BETC)
Theatre as a catalyst for a better world.
In 1779, at 12 years old, John Quincy Adams began a daily journal. His father John also kept a diary, while his mother Abigail corresponded in over 1,000 letters during their marriage. Abigail always knew her son loved writing. At one of their last meetings, she regretted that she had discouraged him from a career of crafting poetry and prose. Throughout his life as a prominent public servant, JQA continued
With a new mission and name, BETC hit the road this summer with a new vision for theatre in Colorado.
Making digital theatre is hard. And fun. And silly. Check out the blooper reel from the making of The Nina Variations by Steven Dietz!
BETC Associate Producer Heather Beasley sits down with Steven Dietz, author of The Nina Variations (and last season’s Bloomsday).
Enjoy these backstage video interviews from the cast and director of The Realistic Joneses, opening soon at Boulder Ensemble Theatre Company.
Enjoy a behind-the-scenes look at the rehearsal process for Tiny Beautiful Things.
Get to know Ashley Campbell, creative team member and sound designer for our Season 14 opening show, Tiny Beautiful Things.
Luke Sorge is part of the BETC Ensemble and the BETC Writers’ Group. His new play “Taco Town” will be read at 7 p.m. on Monday, July 15th.
Josh Hartwell is part of the BETC Ensemble and the BETC Writers’ Group. His new play “Countenance” will be read 7/8 as part of BETC’s Summer Reading Series.
Schneck’s play “We Are Going Nowhere” will be presented as part of BETC’s Summer Reading Series on Monday, July 1.
