About the Author: Judith Sears
At Theatreworks — an imaginative but uneven ‘Romeo and Juliet’
Stripped-down script and World War II staging don’t quite add up in the Springs.
SET’s ‘Frozen’ features powerful performances in an uneven script
Bryony Lavery's chilling drama gets a committed cast, but the script doesn't always deliver on its weighty premise.
First Company takes a sentimental journey in ‘I Remember Mama’
Large, strong ensemble brings to life a piece of Americana from the last century.
A Wilde ride: Theatreworks delivers a sparkling ‘Earnest’
In the Springs, the classic comedy sings in a well-done production.
Sharp design and performances elevate MAT’s ‘A Doll’s House’
Ibsen’s timeless play of female empowerment gets a strong staging in the Springs
At SET, ‘R.U.R.’ digs into the problem with robots
The century-old play rings eerily prescient in our age of AI.
First Company reawakens a Broadway classic with Brigadoon
Despite a few weak spots, the Springs community theatre production is generally a strong one.
A warm and wise ‘Tuesdays with Morrie’ in Palmer Lake
Funky Little Theatre production explores life and death with a surprisingly light tone.
It’s a wild ride at Creede Repertory Theatre with ‘The 39 Steps’
The popular farce gets a topnotch production as the theatre marks its 60th season.
Strong cast and inventive choreography drive ‘The Fantasticks’ in Creede
Director Kate Gleason helms a memorable production of the beloved musical
Theatreworks produces a ‘Silent Sky’ full of wonders
Lauren Gunderson’s play about female astronomers also packs a lot of humor.
Plumbing uncertainty in ‘Doubt: A Parable’
Springs Ensemble Theatre takes on John Patrick Shanley’s morality play.
