About the Author: Leila Einhorn
Leila Einhorn lives and writes in Fort Collins. Her poetry, fiction and criticism can be found in various publications both in-print and online, including Always Crashing, Twenty Bellows, Collider and elsewhere. She is a former editorial assistant for the Colorado Review, co-founder of the Philadelphia Free Poetry Workshop in West Philly and a member of the GuloGulo Poetry Collective in Fort Collins. Find her online at www.leilaeinhorn.com.
‘Another Medea’ asks us to look at the monsters within
Bas Bleu presents a harrowing one-hander in Fort Collins
When the past won’t stay buried, ‘Bright Star’ digs up something beautiful
Candlelight production of the toe-tapping musical is a standout in Johnstown.
OpenStage swings big with ‘The Minutes’
Tracy Letts’ dark comedy gets a stellar production in Fort Collins.
‘The Trip to Bountiful’ offers a bittersweet slice-of-life
Bas Bleu production of Horton Foote’s play is a delicate interplay between time and memory.
Candlelight’s ‘Oklahoma!’ a faithful take on a beloved classic
Despite showing its age, it’s another well-done production at the Johnstown dinner theatre.
Revisiting ‘Dear Evan Hansen’ in a post-pandemic world
Touring show has stop in Fort Collins
Seamless stagecraft drives ‘The 39 Steps’ at OpenStage
In Fort Collins, the Hitchcock parody dishes up a night of high hilarity
In ‘Airness,’ the guitars are fake but the heart is real
At Bas Bleu, a rockin’ production is a guaranteed good time
