UVU’s Josie Oswald Gives Insight on Sensory Friendly Supports
OREM — For all the wonderful things can come out of attending live performances, not everyone enjoys going to see a show. Strobe lights that can spark creativity in one…
EARNEST Is Endearingly Entertaining At Sandy Arts
SANDY — One of the best things about Utah is the abundance of solid community theatre productions, and the talented local artists that make such abundance possible. Sandy Arts Guild’s…
UTBA February 2026 Preview
UTBA Preview — February 2026 After a slow roll into productions for the year in January, February is filling stages statewide with a myriad of great theatrical options. Everything from…
Laughter, Tears, and Depth fill FIDDLER at The Ruth
PLEASANT GROVE — Some of the most profound theatrical experiences I’ve ever had are tied to seeing productions of Fiddler on the Roof from composer Jerry Bock, lyricist Sheldon Harnick,…
Parker’s Original SENSE AND SENSIBILITY is Alluring
SOUTH SALT LAKE — Whenever Jane Austen’s work comes to life on stage with its feelings of romance and situational drama, the joy of life permeates my soul. Parker Theatre…
A CABARET for Today at The Ziegfeld Theater
OGDEN — Since coming on the scene in Ogden, the Ziegfeld Theater pushes the envelope when it comes to entertainment in Utah. With a mix of family-friendly and more edgy…
TEN BRAVE SECONDS at PTC Is Worth Every Minute
SALT LAKE CITY—Theatre companies regularly produce the same safe and often tired crowd pleasing musicals, it is a testament to the bravery of Pioneer Theatre Company to produce the world…
Hop on Over to SCERA’s PETER RABBIT
OREM — It has been a couple of years since I’ve been able to attend a Theatre for Young Audiences (TYA) production at the SCERA Center for the Arts, as…
It’s a Privilege to See Cedar Valley’s URINETOWN
CEDAR CITY — As bleak as headlines may be at times in our modern day, we’ve yet to run into the trouble that Cedar Valley Community Theatre’s most recent production…
HCT Embraces Chaos in PETER PAN GOES WRONG
SANDY — Something will always go wrong in live theater, that’s half the fun. Forgotten lines, missed cues, broken sets, and technical disasters are not flaws of the art form,…