Here are some links to articles covering The Nutz-n-Boltz Theater Company:
The Sandy Post
Gresham Outlook
March 2, 2007
Comments from our Patrons:
"Thank you to all the members of your theater company for a
wonderful afternoon of community theater at the performance
of "The Rainmaker". From my perspective as a audience member,
it appears to be a challenge for actors. Each person seemed
to have lengthy dialogue parts, using words of a different era
and region. Ninety percent of the time my focus of attention at a play
goes to one or two outstanding players. This performance
EVERYONE did such an outstanding job! I was truly impressed.
Congratulations to director Steven Miller on his directorial
debut. Thank you."
--Don Neary, local resident
"I enjoyed it very much. You folks were awesome! There was a lot of talent on that stage. I especially liked all the audience interaction - what a hoot! I look forward to attending more of your performances."
--Tricia, East County resident
"Every show I see at Nutz-n-Boltz is even better than the last. I didn't think you could outdo yourselves, but you did!"
--Bea M., Boring resident
"I laughed my (bleep) off!"
--Mark, Happy Valley resident
"What a great evening! Thank you, Thank you!"
--Nancy, Sandy resident
"Fabulous!"
--Mary, Vancouver resident
"Thank you for such an enjoyable night. My wife and I really enjoyed Arsenic and Old Lace. We attended the Friday evening play and brought back 3 more relatives for Saturday evening. You can bet that we will be sharing our experience with all our friends as well. I am so excited to have found something like this. Even our twelve year old daugher is excited to take some of your classes. Thank you."
--Mike and Stacey R., local residents
"Really enoyed the show last night. It was well worth the travel from Battle
Ground, WA. We had seen the movie, but never the play, so it was great to
come see. Every role was very well played and you kept it moving at a nice
pace, since it is kind of a long show. I must admit we told several of our
theater friends we were going to Boring to see a show, and they rolled their
eyes. Your company should be proud of this show and hope to come see some
others in the future. Great job!
P.S. Great set! And creative blocking in such a small space."
--Dave R., Washington resident