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Directors Interviews Video Washington County

Inside Tuacahn’s Les Misérables with Director Sarah Hartmann

September 7, 2026 Scott Savage 1
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PRIDE AND PREJUDICE at the Ruth is Worth Ardent Admiration

September 1, 2026 Maggie Dudley 0
Reviews Salt Lake County

Empress Theatre’s A MIDSUMMER’S NIGHT DREAM is Worth Seeing

August 31, 2026 Darby Turnbow 1
Reviews

Payson Community Theatre Brings Family Charm to FROZEN

August 31, 2026 Maggie Dudley 1
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What’s Playing in Utah – September 2026

August 31, 2026 Mark Brown 1
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Inside Tuacahn’s Les Misérables with Director Sarah Hartmann
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Inside Tuacahn’s Les Misérables with Director Sarah Hartmann
PRIDE AND PREJUDICE at the Ruth is Worth Ardent Admiration
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PRIDE AND PREJUDICE at the Ruth is Worth Ardent Admiration
Empress Theatre’s A MIDSUMMER’S NIGHT DREAM is Worth Seeing
Reviews Salt Lake County
Empress Theatre’s A MIDSUMMER’S NIGHT DREAM is Worth Seeing
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Payson Community Theatre Brings Family Charm to FROZEN
Inside Tuacahn’s Les Misérables with Director Sarah Hartmann
Directors Interviews Video Washington County
Inside Tuacahn’s Les Misérables with Director Sarah Hartmann
PRIDE AND PREJUDICE at the Ruth is Worth Ardent Admiration
Reviews
PRIDE AND PREJUDICE at the Ruth is Worth Ardent Admiration
Empress Theatre’s A MIDSUMMER’S NIGHT DREAM is Worth Seeing
Reviews Salt Lake County
Empress Theatre’s A MIDSUMMER’S NIGHT DREAM is Worth Seeing
Reviews
Payson Community Theatre Brings Family Charm to FROZEN
Inside Tuacahn’s Les Misérables with Director Sarah Hartmann
Directors Interviews Video Washington County
Inside Tuacahn’s Les Misérables with Director Sarah Hartmann
PRIDE AND PREJUDICE at the Ruth is Worth Ardent Admiration
Reviews
PRIDE AND PREJUDICE at the Ruth is Worth Ardent Admiration
Empress Theatre’s A MIDSUMMER’S NIGHT DREAM is Worth Seeing
Reviews Salt Lake County
Empress Theatre’s A MIDSUMMER’S NIGHT DREAM is Worth Seeing
Reviews
Payson Community Theatre Brings Family Charm to FROZEN

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PRIDE AND PREJUDICE at the Ruth is Worth Ardent Admiration

September 1, 2026 Maggie Dudley 0
Reviews Salt Lake County

Empress Theatre’s A MIDSUMMER’S NIGHT DREAM is Worth Seeing

August 31, 2026 Darby Turnbow 1
Reviews

Payson Community Theatre Brings Family Charm to FROZEN

August 31, 2026 Maggie Dudley 1
Articles Monthly Preview Press Releases Reviews UTBA Announcement

What’s Playing in Utah – September 2026

August 31, 2026 Mark Brown 1
Reviews Utah County

Bluebird Theatre Co’s New THE COUNT is Youthful Outdoor Adventure

August 30, 2026 Belle Menzie 0
Iron County Reviews

FORGERIES OF JEALOUSY is a Work in Progress at USF Words Cubed

August 29, 2026 Maren Scriven 0
Reviews Weber County

Q is for Quirky at the Zig’s Uproarious AVENUE Q

August 29, 2026 Jennifer Hoisington 0
Iron County Reviews

WORDS CUBED Moves the Audience with MORPHOLOGY at USF

August 29, 2026 Maren Scriven 0
Reviews Salt Lake County

Nationally Touring WATER FOR ELEPHANTS at Eccles Big on Spectacle

August 27, 2026 Emily Clark 1
Reviews Salt Lake County

Drink Up the HADESTOWN Tour At Eccles

March 26, 2026 Jennifer Hoisington 0

SALT LAKE CITY — Hadestown is back as part of this season’s Broadway at the Eccles series, and there is a reason this show has won eight Tony Awards. Hadestown…

Artistic Directors Interviews Playwrights

At This Utah Theatre – MEANWHILE PARK

March 23, 2026 Maren Scriven 0

SALT LAKE CITY — Having been involved heavily in the theatre community in Utah for 15 years now, I love I can still be genuinely surprised by the things that…

Reviews Weber County

Everyone is Welcome at Ziegfeld’s PROM

March 23, 2026 Maren Scriven 1

OGDEN — The Prom, a musical with music by Matthew Sklar, lyrics by Chad Beguelin, and a book by Bob Martin and Chad Beguelin debuted on Broadway in 2018 and…

The image depicts a scene from Pioneer Theatre Company's play "King James." Two men, both wearing blue basketball jerseys with red and white trim featuring the name "James" and the number "23" on the back, stand on a stage. They are facing a wooden wall, which has a basketball hoop mounted on it, surrounded by a bright rectangular light. The floor is wooden and has a central line of light leading toward the hoop. A spotlight on the stage focuses on a basketball situated between the two characters. On the right side of the stage, there is an old-fashioned globe and a hat placed nearby. Both individuals stand with their hands by their sides, the one on the left dressed in light khaki pants and white sneakers, while the person on the right wears dark pants and shoes.
Reviews

Bring Your Bro to the Show at Pioneer’s KING JAMES

March 23, 2026 Scott Savage 1

SALT LAKE CITY — For three decades, student audiences rattled the rafters of the Einar Nielsen Fieldhouse cheering on their basketball team. In 1944, Utah won the basketball national title…

The image showcases a theatrical scene from HCT’s production of "The Hunchback of Notre Dame." The focal point is a large, elevated platform in the center of the stage, illuminated by vibrant lighting. A performer in a flowing red dress spins gracefully on the platform, creating a dynamic sense of motion. Above, a striking, large canopy of colorful, patchwork fabric hangs, adding a dramatic visual element to the stage. Around the platform, several other actors are engaged in animated expressions and gestures, clad in period costumes rich with color and detail. The surrounding stage area is enveloped in deep blue and purple lighting, highlighting the elaborate gothic architectural elements in the background with their stained-glass window designs. Spotlights and soft beams of light accentuate the theatrical atmosphere.
Reviews Salt Lake County

HCT’s HUNCHBACK Ringing with Heart and Visual Display

March 18, 2026 Brook Taylor 0

SANDY — It was a night of spectacle and awe on the Young Living Centre Stage at Hale Center Theatre‘s production of The Hunchback of Notre Dame Wednesday evening. Overall,…

Articles Artistic Directors Executive Directors Interviews Utah County

At This Utah Theatre – Introducing MAPLETON COMMUNITY THEATER

March 14, 2026 Maren Scriven 0

MAPLETON — The joy of participating in theatre at a community level is truly something special. Utah displays this time and time again with community theatre productions all up and…

Reviews Salt Lake County

Love is In the Air at Utah Opera’s ELIXIR OF LOVE

March 10, 2026 B.F. Isaacson 0

SALT LAKE CITY — Utah Opera’s latest offering is The Elixir of Love, the 1832 classic by Italian composer Gaetano Donizetti. Despite being the 13th most-performed opera in the world,…

The image depicts a scene with five individuals in an industrial setting. The central figure, wearing a white lab coat and with a mischievous expression, is gripping the chin and head of a seated person who appears uneasy. This seated individual is wearing a patterned vest and glasses. Three other people, all in shimmering green dresses, are gathered around them. The one standing to the left is touching the central figure’s shoulder, while the person with purple hair watches to the right. The person at the bottom right, kneeling, has a hand over their mouth in surprise. The background consists of metal pipes and beams, characteristic of an industrial environment.
Reviews Salt Lake County

The Empress’ LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS is Not So Horrible

March 6, 2026 Logan Gifford 0

MAGNA — Little Shop of Horrors is a modern retelling of the Faust legend framed as a quaint show about an unassuming man who comes in contact with a “strange…

Reviews Salt Lake County

Pop Punk Primarily Prevails at The Grand’s AMERICAN IDIOT

March 4, 2026 Scott Savage 0

SOUTH SALT LAKE CITY — There are often interesting coincidences with art and the world at large. The announcement that Green Day would open Super Bowl 60 when the creative…

Iron County Reviews

SUU’s MR. BURNS A POST-ELECTRIC PLAY is Chaotic but Comedic

March 2, 2026 Kirsten Bradford 0

CEDAR CITY — On Saturday, February 28th I got to experience the evening production of Mr. Burns: A Post-Electric Play by Anne Washburn. It was performed by the Eileen and…

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