SCERA’s CINDERELLA is “A Lovely Night”
OREM — I thought Cinderella was one of Rodgers and Hammerstein‘s lesser works. Originally written for television, it is about half as long as their other shows, has no subplot,…
A toast for Sackerson’s CHERRY WINE IN PAPER CUPS!
SALT LAKE CITY — Cherry Wine in Paper Cups, written by Utah local author Morag Shepherd, and directed by Dave Mortensen and Claire Stucki, is a brief production where the…
Get your ticket punched for HCT’s MURDER ON THE ORIENT EXPRESS
SANDY — In a time where old ideas are being tossed away, Hale Centre Theatre decided to throw out a very relatable show, Murder on the Orient Express, based on…
Giansanti’s SAFE explores a world of danger and disease
SALT LAKE CITY — Safe was part of the 2020 Salt Lake Fringe Festival that played entirely online in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Produced by FMG, Safe started…
CONCERT IN THE PARK(-ING LOT) is a nice substitute for theatre
CENTERVILLE — As the summer of creative Corona art continues, CenterPoint Legacy Theatre’s offering is a series called Concert int he Park(-ing Lot). This is a creative evening set up…
A CALL TO SERVE: CONFESSIONS OF A MORMON HITMAN is eerie religious sci-fi
SALT LAKE CITY — The Great Salt Lake Fringe Festival in Utah is special because it often showcases the most creative and interesting Mormon-based shows. I thought the premise for…
In EXTINGUISHED, the fires of creativity continue to burn
OGDEN — Extinguished, written and performed by Olivia Custodio, is part of Good Company Theatre in Ogden’s new Window Seat Sessions, a nearly sold out venture where Good Company is…
MY GAY BAPTISM has a good premise but needs meaning
SALT LAKE CITY — My Gay Baptism, produced by Kallisti Theatre Company at the Fringe was light and airy. I wasn’t sure of the message or point of the show…
Murray Art’s LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS makes the pandemic seem like a picnic
SALT LAKE CITY — Little Shop Of Horrors produced by Murray City Cultural Arts was a nice breath of fresh air … through a mask. I appreciated the outdoor stage…
SCERA’s THE MUSIC MAN is a comfy batch of nostalgia
OREM — In uncertain times, there is something comforting about a show like The Music Man. For the past five months, Americans have had to deal with lockdowns, riots, closed…