Fear and Loathing this Saturday

I have been invited to sit on a panel entitled. "Fear and Loathing: Why We Despise What Scares Us." It is this Saturday on the 8th, from 6:00pm-7:00pm at the Dairy Center for the Arts and will be moderated by Bud Coleman, Associate Professor in the Department of Theater and Dance at the University of Colorado at Boulder. The panel is part of a series of program being offered in conjunction with a play entitled Fat Pig which, according to the Daily Camera:

premiered off-Broadway in 2004, questions prevailing notions -- at least in some parts of the country, like uber-fit Boulder -- about bigness and beauty. It's also about our capacity for honesty, with ourselves and others. How much honesty is too much and how much is too little? At what point do we allow what others may think of us to become too important?

Below are the details of the play and the "Saturday Series" panels that precede them. There is no cost to attend the panels, I hope that you can make it.

Boulder Ensemble Theatre Company

presents the Regional Premiere of

FAT PIG by Neil LaBute

Click HERE to read Mark Collins' Daily Camera Review

FAT PIG continues November 6th - 23rd

Click HERE to buy your tickets NOW, or call 888-512-7469

2-for-1 Tickets on Thursday, November 6th and 13th!

Thursday – Saturday evenings at 7:30pm, Sunday afternoons at 2:00pm

The Dairy Center for the Arts

2590 Walnut Street, Boulder

Don't forget, our "Saturday Series" starts this weekend!

These exciting FREE events on Sat Nov. 8, 15 and 22 focus on the themes surrounding the play and feature local experts from a variety of fields such as Paul Campos, Carmen Cool, Robin Hammer, Diane Israel and more! All "Saturday Series" events begin at 6:00pm at the Dairy and last one hour with a FREE reception before the show that night. These events are open to the general public (tickets not required). Visit www.BoulderEnsembleTheatre.org for specific information about each event.

FAT PIG was named one of "Ten to Watch" by the Denver Post!

For more information, check out our preview articles in the Denver Post and the Boulder Daily Camera !

DUE TO STRONG LANGUAGE, ADULT MATERIAL AND SEXUALLY SUGGESTIVE CONTENT,

FAT PIG IS RECOMMENDED FOR PATRONS 16 YEARS AND OLDER.