Emily's most recent film "My Bakery in Brooklyn" is now available to rent on Amazon Prime.  Here is a clip from the film starring Aimee Teegarden:

Emily is currently performing in Vintage Theatre Company's A Time to Kill in Denver
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A TIME TO KILL RUNS APRIL 7-MAY 21

TICKETS can be purchased at: http://www.vintagetheatre.com/a-time-to-kill/

Reviews:
"Rupert Holmes’ stage adaptation of John Grisham’s first novel, “A Time To Kill,” is a searing thriller of a court room drama. Emily Tuckman and Claude Diener make the supporting cast shine."

http://david-marlowe.blogspot.com/2017/04/a-time-to-kill-vintage-theatre-47-521-l.html?spref=fb


Emily just closed The Edge Theater Company's production of 
​The Nance in Denver

THE NANCE RUNS MARCH 3rd-APRIL 2nd

TICKETS can be purchased at: http://www.theedgetheater.com/

Reviews:
"Emily Tuckman, Amy Gray and Emily Gomes light up the stage with exuberant song and dance numbers."

http://david-marlowe.blogspot.com/2017/03/the-nance-edge-theater-company-through.html?m=1

"The amazing women of the cast are jacks of all trades. Patty Lonoff, Emily Tuckman, and Amy Gray portray women simply trying to make a dollar in the 1930s while supporting their friend Chauncey. The production is top notch."
http://mymetmedia.com/news/the-nance-at-the-edge/

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Emily's most recent performance in Elemeno Pea with Misfits Theater Company just won Best Small Ensemble Cast in Denver's Broadway World Awards (January 2017) 
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http://www.broadwayworld.com/article/2016-BroadwayWorld-Denver-Awards-Winners-Announced-Brian-Sides-Colleen-Johnson-Evergreen-Chorale-and-More-20170104

The first season of  Ambience, the web series:
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www.ambienceseries.com
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​Check out the Trailer 
​for Ambience, the web series  below 
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​Reviews on Emily's theatrical performances:

"Producer Emily Tuckman co-stars as Arlin, and she gives a layered, thoughtful performance as this woman who has been damaged by bad decisions in the past      but remains hopeful enough to keep pushing ahead to make the best she can out of life."  
     
Review of Commencing, -Martin Denton, nytheaternow.com

 "("East in Red"'s) depth lies in the face it puts on prostitutes, traditionally the victims who, since their stories are not told, are considered disposable. Emily Tuckman, as Marie, is complex and powerful."  

Review of East in Red, -Ed Malin, nytheaternow.com

(In Elemeno Pea) "Emily Tuckman, as Devon, presents a down-to-earth, mature individual who—while she doesn’t like where she is in life—has accepted her mistakes.  This new company proves to its audience that all you need to create a winning theater performance is a strong script and talented actors dedicated to telling the story."

Review of Elemeno Pea, -Beki Pineda, GetBoulder.com