Wow this show was so entertaining despite it being only a 2 man show. They were not kidding about the blood either. The whole scene with all the blood was amazing; so visceral. The theatre consistently puts on high quality shows for a fraction of what you would pay in Denver.

BETC is such a gift to Boulder and beyond. The plays are always evocative, well-acted, and staged. I look forward to each production as a yearly subscriber and community member.

The show was surprisingly my and highly entertaining. Time just flew by because the haracters were magnetic. The woman who played Marie Antionette was my favorite. She did such a great job. Because of the weather and the Buffs game the theatre sent out an email the afternoon of the performance saying that we would get a free drink ticket if we picked our tickets up early to avoid the rush. We did. It was very nice of them. However the 1793 tastes like very watered down juice. So it wasn't even really worth the free ticket. I had to take off a star because of that and because there was a band performing in the next door theatre that shares a wall and we could hear the music through the wall. I will definitely be back to this theatre though. Their production quality is fantastic for the ticket price.

This play about the French Revolution. was expertly executed (pun intended) by 4 superb actresses who were talented, witty and entertaining. For such a droll subject, the script was packed with humor, puns and double entendres that kept the audience laughing. If you're not up on your history, arrive early and read the brochure.

Opening night of this brilliant, witty, thought-provoking play by Lauren Gunderson was another triumph for the Boulder Ensemble Theater. Wonderfully acted by four skilled and talented women, the pacing never lagged, the audience never wavered in their concentration on the story. We'll be seeing it at least once more. Opening night was sold out! Don't risk being shut out of this wonderful production. You're going to want to see more of BETC's work in the coming years. They just get better and better.