The New Commedia

07/31/2018

Some photos from our show this past weekend at the ! (📸: ) @ Fort Collins, Colorado

07/29/2018

Audience Feedback from the first two performances of at the Fort Collins Fringe Festival! You’ve got one more chance to see it tomorrow night at 6:30pm at the Bas Bleu Theatre!

07/28/2018

On his blog, , shares the process he uses to create an original piece of theatre so that one day, you might be compelled to do the same. http://www.createperformrespond.com/home/2018/7/28/structure-and-the-process
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07/28/2018

We last minute decided to have our audience choose sides in the great line debate.

07/28/2018

Pre-show bitters (cuz of my drink, whaddya gunna do bout it?).

07/27/2018

In the latest post on his blog Create Perform Respond, Judd shares his anxiety ridden process of creating an original play and the reminder of just how fulfilling making art can be.
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07/27/2018

We return to the Fort Collins Fringe Festival this weekend! We missed being a part of this amazing (and amazingly creative) gathering. Our newest play, Perception, runs the next three days!
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07/21/2018

Practicing some “tribal” fonts for our prologue “slideshow.” (We put everything in air quotes because nothing is exactly as it should be when you make a show in a week.😆)
Come see our latest original piece of theatre, Perception. Running three days at the next week.

07/15/2018

Early mornin’ work on the “script” for our Fort Collins Fringe Festival piece.
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07/11/2018

Dustin and Judd's show, Fort Collins Fringe Festival - Perception is performing three times for the Fort Collins Fringe Festival at the Bas Bleu Theatre Company.

Friday, July 27th - 9:15pm
Saturday, July 28th - 3pm
Sunday, July 29th - 6:30pm

Follow the link to buy your $10 tickets today!

Perception explores our willingness to only see our side of things. How do we understand each other? Why should we?

03/04/2018

"Pop Theatre allows artists to recognize their own work as part of a canon from which to draw inspiration. A Pop Theatre artist cannot exist independently of their work.​"

Zach Donovan addresses the shortcomings of nonprofit theatre, the glut of self production, and considers Pop Theatre as an alternative theatrical vehicle.