Original Score by Max Silverman
Mission Statement
This story is about the reality-distorting and isolating effects of emotional abuse. Our hope is that it will reach and resonate with those who have felt similarly isolated, as well as a wider audience.
How Could I Forget You? is about the questions we ask ourselves.
When a relationship is over, how do we figure out what truly happened between ourselves and our partner? Especially if our experience of them is dramatically different from that of the outside world's. "Do I remember this correctly? Is that what they said? Am I making it up, am I as crazy as they thought I was?"
Emily Sullivan (Writer, Actor, Producer) is an actor and writer living in New York City. She can be seen in Loneliness was a Pandemic opening at TheatreLab in November, 2024. She is a proud Indiana University alum and Wells Scholar. Favorite credits: Two Tickets to Mars (film, Austin Film Festival 2021), Medea (Medea), Three Sisters (Irina), Romeo and Juliet (Juliet), Henry V (Henry V), and Crumble (Lay Me Down, Justin Timberlake) (Mother). Repped by Affinity Artists and EKG Talent Group and has two beloved cats.
“Sullivan played one of the most difficult roles in the entire Greek canon with ease. Her emotion, her inner struggle, and her pacing were all executed with unmistakable precision. She made Medea very multifaceted and complex— she was sarcastic, seductive, cunning, maternal, honest, and emotional all at once...Director Tiffani Swalley and actress Emily Sullivan are absolutely two artists to watch.”
Sacha Voteau (Director) is a queer and trans artist dedicated to combining collaboration with artistic exploration. Utilizing their training in dramaturgy and directing, Sacha strives to foster a community of engagement and human-centered exploration with their fellow artists.
Will Ryan III (Director of Photography) is a 24-year-old director, cinematographer, and portrait photographer from Queens, New York. Ever since he was a kid he liked the idea of capturing life’s moments with a camera. As a creative, they have always made it a point to work with a client to craft their vision into reality. The visual field is one comprised of bending light and understanding how the human eye processes things. With that, you can craft almost an endless amount of visual experiences. That is what Will tries to achieve with each and every one of the projects he is a part of.
Audrey Roh (Producer) is a producer and assistant director who has worked on everything from commercials to features. She loves the collaborative spirit filmmaking requires and uses every project as an opportunity to hone her creative problem-solving skills. When not working on indie shorts, doing aerial yoga, or trying the most random new hobbies, she works as a producer’s assistant and still-photography coordinator on a series, which will soon stream on Peacock.
Lone Tree Arts Center
“Harling has given his women sharp, funny dialogue…The play builds to a conclusion that is deeply moving.” —New York Daily News
Before the iconic 1989 film broke box office records nationwide, Louisiana salon owner Truvy first set up shop on the stage. The colorful cast of regulars and employees that frequent her establishment include a mother-daughter duo planning a wedding, a woman who’s “been in a bad mood for 40 years,” and a mysterious newcomer. Through laughter, tears, and a thick fog of hairspray, these women face trials and triumphs armed with their greatest strength: each other.
“Steel Magnolias” is presented by special arrangement with Broadway Licensing, LLC, servicing the Dramatists Play Service imprint. (www.dramatists.com)
Alanis Morissette’s Jagged Little Pill: The Musical
Mainstage
Lyrics by Alanis Morissette | Music by Alanis Morissette and Glen Ballard | Book by Diablo Cody
April 30, 2026 – May 24, 2026
The Healys appear to be a picture-perfect suburban family — but looks can be deceiving. When the cracks beneath the surface begin to show, they must choose between maintaining the status quo or facing harsh truths about themselves, their community, and the world around them.
Based on Alanis Morissette’s world-changing music, this Tony and Grammy Award-winning jukebox musical about a perfectly imperfect American family is brimming with joy, strength, love, courage, and life.
May 30-Aug 2, 2026
Twelfth Night
By William Shakespeare
Colorado Shakespeare Festival
Having lost her twin Sebastian in a terrible shipwreck, Viola is cast upon the strange shores of Illyria. Disguised as the boy Cesario, she is sent by Duke Orsino to woo the Countess Olivia, who instead falls for the messenger. Meanwhile, Olivia’s drunken uncle Sir Toby decides to play a trick on her steward Malvolio, and chaos, confusion and hilarity ensue when Sebastian turns up alive. A wise fool, mistaken identity, and ultimately, love, make for a classic, beloved comedy.
Since 1958, the Colorado Shakespeare Festival has enchanted audiences with world-class theatre on the University of Colorado Boulder campus. This summer, make Shakespeare under the stars your can’t-miss tradition as we return to the beautifully renovated historic Mary Rippon Outdoor Theatre—with complimentary seatbacks for your comfort.
Jun 27-Aug 1, 2026
Shakespeare in Love
Based on the screenplay by Marc Norman and Tom Stoppard and adapted for the stage by Lee Hall with music by Paddy Cunneen
Colorado Shakespeare Festival
Based on the screenplay by Marc Norman and Tom Stoppard
Adapted for the stage by Lee Hall
Music by Paddy Cunneen
Penniless and paralyzed by writer’s block, young Will Shakespeare finds his muse in Viola de Lesseps, the beautiful daughter of a wealthy merchant and passionate lover of poetry and theater. Betrothed to the power- and money-hungry Lord Wessex, Viola surrenders to passion with the playwright, inspiring his famous tale of star-crossed lovers Romeo and Juliet. But this clever, contemporary stage production of the Oscar-winning film is no tragedy. It’s loaded with laughs — and Easter eggs — for Shakespeare lovers of all ages.
Since 1958, the Colorado Shakespeare Festival has enchanted audiences with world-class theatre on the University of Colorado Boulder campus. This summer, make Shakespeare under the stars your can’t-miss tradition as we return to the beautifully renovated historic Mary Rippon Outdoor Theatre—with complimentary seatbacks for your comfort.
