2021 A Sister Webinar series for Sisters in Law

Theatre Or and Tattered Cover present Honoring Justices Sandra Day O'Connor and Ruth Bader Ginsburg

This free webinar series is designed as community outreach in association with the Colorado premiere of the play Sisters In Law by Jonathan Shapiro, produced by Theatre Or in association with Elizabeth Weber, Dale Franzen, and Don Franzen. Based on the bestseller by Linda Hirshman, the play explores the relationship between Sandra Day O’Connor and Ruth Bader Ginsburg, the first two women to become Supreme Court Justices. The purpose of the webinar series is educational - to provide the public with more insight into these iconic women and their careers, accomplishments, and legacy. It is also designed to illuminate the artistic process.

"Dancing With Giants" featuring Tovah Feldshuh

A Forgotten Story of History that Belongs in Today's World

Politics. Sports. Fake News. Truth. Based on actual events, this riveting dramatic comedy depicts an unusual cross-cultural friendship that develops in the years preceding World War II. In order to preserve their special friendship, the great American boxing champion Joe Lewis, German boxing great Max Schmeling, and wise-guy strategist and boxing manager Joe “Yussel the Muscle” Jacobs (played by Tovah Feldshuh), confront the lies of Joseph Goebbels, Hitler’s Minister of Propaganda and Enlightenment, in a whirling 90-minute theatrical adventure.
A Play in Development — A Unique Format

We flew in some of the original members of the Minneapolis world premiere cast as well as welcoming a new ensemble member flying in from Germany. Theatre Or was only the second theatre company to host a presentation of this play as it journeys to New York. The play was still in development, with new scenes added since the play’s premiere. Tovah and the playwright, her brother David Feldshuh, asked Denver audiences for their feedback.

God Goes to Therapy in "Oh My God!"

A divine comedy by Anat Gov

When God seeks out an earthly therapist to aid him with his wrenching doubt, it is not always clear who is the therapist to whom. Wrestling with doubts of her own, Ella has but one therapy session to convince God not to destroy his creation.

"Anat Gov's Oh [My] God! is a treasure. It's a funny, witty, poignant, often brilliant text that asks some intriguing questions about the nature of the Deity and our relationship to Him, all in a delightful 80 minutes that whisk by like five" -- The Jerusalem Post

Our production was directed by Richard Pegg, and was fortunate to have two actors alternating in the role of God, one of them a rabbi! We held talk-backs after the performances to discuss the theological ramifications of a God who needs help.

In September and October of 2018, we held ten performances in the Pluss Theater in the Denver JCC, two in the Newman Center for the Performing Arts, and two in the sanctuary at Hebrew Educational Alliance. A few weeks later, we revived the production at the Boulder JCC. A performance at The Temporary in Basalt, Colorado was planned for March 3, 2019, but had to be cancelled due to a storm.