Alamosa Daily Digest Tuesday, August 25, 2026

Ty's Take

There's something about a one-man show that strips away all the machinery of theater and leaves you with just talent and nerve, which maybe explains why "Fully Committed" keeps finding audiences even after all these years. The Valley Courier's got the story on a solo actor pulling off forty different characters in one evening, and if you've ever sat through community theater around here, you know how rare it is to see somebody hold a stage that clean and that long. Adams State's got a theater program that knows what it's doing, and this kind of show is exactly the kind of thing that reminds people why live performance still matters in a town like ours, especially when we're this far from anywhere else. Worth the drive if you get the chance.

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Valley Courier

One actor, 40 characters: ‘Fully Committed’ serves up fun

Graham Ward, a long-time performer at Creede Repertory Theatre, takes on 40 different characters in the comedy "Fully Committed," which follows a struggling actor managing the chaotic phone lines at an exclusive New York City restaurant. The one-person show runs September 8-10 at Adams State's SLV...

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