Boulder Ensemble Theatre Company (BETC)
This is what theatre can do.
BETC brings wonderful new plays to the Boulder stage, presenting exciting and vibrant stories that will entertain and inspire you. Whether you’re looking for something to do in Boulder tonight, this weekend, or over the holidays, BETC is the place to be.
This spellbinding one-person retelling of Homer's epic poem weaves a timeless and timely tale full of poetry and humor, heroism and horror. “Explosive, altogether breathtaking.” (Chicago Sun-Times) Please note: An Iliad contains profane language and mature themes, so may not be suitable for patrons under high-school age. Parental discretion is advised.
This spellbinding one-person retelling of Homer's epic poem weaves a timeless and timely tale full of poetry and humor, heroism and horror. “Explosive, altogether breathtaking.” (Chicago Sun-Times) Please note: An Iliad contains profane language and mature themes, so may not be suitable for patrons under high-school age. Parental discretion is advised.
This spellbinding one-person retelling of Homer's epic poem weaves a timeless and timely tale full of poetry and humor, heroism and horror. “Explosive, altogether breathtaking.” (Chicago Sun-Times) Please note: An Iliad contains profane language and mature themes, so may not be suitable for patrons under high-school age. Parental discretion is advised.
This spellbinding one-person retelling of Homer's epic poem weaves a timeless and timely tale full of poetry and humor, heroism and horror. “Explosive, altogether breathtaking.” (Chicago Sun-Times) Please note: An Iliad contains profane language and mature themes, so may not be suitable for patrons under high-school age. Parental discretion is advised.
BETC and the Boulder Book Store welcome award-winning author and playwright Dava Sobel to town for a reading from her latest book, The Glass Universe: How the Ladies of the Harvard Observatory Took the Measure of the Stars. The evening will also feature a scene reading from BETC's upcoming production of Silent Sky, Lauren Gunderson's play about Harvard astronomer Henrietta Swan Leavitt
