Category: SET

  • The (Curious Case of the) Watson Intelligence Review!

    For those of you in the Colorado Springs area (or those of you who might just be passing by…) here’s a review of  the play I’m currently involved with as co-producer. Special thanks to Bill Wheeler, who hosts a great theater blog that you should check out in general! Here’s snapshot of What It’s All…

  • Story Sharing on the Playground; or, Talking with Perfect Strangers About the Miracle of Your Vagina

    Last week SET opened Motherhood Out Loud, which is a series of monologues about motherhood. We’re going into our last weekend, which means I’ve seen this show…a lot by this point. And every single time I see this play, I’m reminded of my own experiences on several playgrounds. My oldest kid is thirteen now (shut up)…

  • Directing Isn’t So Different From Being a Mom

    Opening tonight: My directorial debut! (Well, my co-directorial debut — my co-director Sarah Shaver is AMAZEBALLS.) Over the last couple weeks I have had the pleasure and the panic of trying to shape a series of short scenes and monologues about motherhood. Motherhood Out Loud is a beautiful collection of pieces written by some of the…

  • Sarah Ruhl’s Stage Directions

    Dead Man’s Cell Phone Production Poster (Designed by: Linda Nichols) Sarah Ruhl is the second most performed playwright in the United States — second only to the Bard his own self. This is the last weekend that it will be performed in Colorado Springs at the Springs Ensemble Theatre. In other words: this is the…