Denver's Buntport Theater Brings Back Naughty Bits, a Play About a Missing Penis
The original production was in 2014, and members of the troupe say it's particularly pertinent right now given culture's obsession with genitalia.
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The original production was in 2014, and members of the troupe say it's particularly pertinent right now given culture's obsession with genitalia.
This will be a monster weekend with four big-time openings, including the last for venerable Boulder dinner theater
Based on Colorado history, Buntport's "Best Town" is a zany work that digs into a big bag of ideas, jokes, images, pop culture knick-knacks and historical archives
No theater company in the country is quite like Buntport. This group of five local creatives — Brian Colonna, Hannah Duggan, Erin Rollman, Erik Edborg and SamAnTha Schmitz — stages entirely original productions. The troupe's members create those productions through discussions, improvisation and eventually writing scripts. Each of the five writes, directs, produces and worries about business matters, though Schmitz prefers not to appear on stage. Buntport has been in the same converted warehouse on Lipan Street from its beginning in the ’90s. At the time, the cavernous space was so col...