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Articles/Reviews
Boulder's 'The Royale' delivers knockout punch with nine Henry Awards| John Moore
Amerikin at Curious Theatre Could Be Its Most Controversial Play Yet| Toni Tresca
It's about time: Black women directors make local history | John Moore, April 2022
'Stick Fly’ wraps up family dysfunction in race, class and money
Alex Miller|April 2022|OnStage Colorado
Jada Suzanne Dixon's Journey to Her Directing Debut With Fairfield
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The Ku Klux Klan, post-partum depression and compassion course through “Amerikin”
Lisa Kennedy|March 2023|The Denver Post
"An actor herself, Dixon’s canny work with other actors shouldn’t come as a surprise, but her deft handling of stagecraft and collaboration with her team bring a satisfying fluidity to the pacing and staging."
Stick Fly’ wraps up family dysfunction in race, class and money
Alex Miller|April 2022|OnStage Colorado
"...there’s something about Stick Fly that just hits on every cylinder.
This one is beautifully directed by Jada Suzanne Dixon..."
Bloomsday Makes for a Lovely Outing in Dublin...and Boulder
Juliet Wittman | February 11, 2020
"Under Jada Suzanne Dixon’s direction, the production is clear and bright."
Bob Bows | Reviews - ColoradoDrama.com |February 11, 2020
"...yet, director Jada Suzanne Dixon sorts all this out for us with sublime staging."
A past love finds peace in 'Bloomsday'
Aimee Drugan | February 11, 2020
"Director Jada Suzanne Dixon does a nice job bringing it all together on stage....All in all, Bloomsday is a must-see."