What’s Playing this Weekend in Utah May 2026
Utah’s stages are heating up again, and the months ahead promise a little bit of everything—big Broadway tours, ambitious regional productions, and the kind of inventive local work that keeps…
Deeply Ponder Pygmalion’s (plan c)
SALT LAKE CITY — It’s always exciting to review a world premiere. (plan c), by Andrea D. Peterson, is billed as a look at the challenges of Ginnifer, played by…
Humanity at its Best with PTC’s COME FROM AWAY
SALT LAKE CITY — Pioneer Theatre Company’s Utah premiere of Come From Away arrives as both a tribute and a refreshing reminder of the goodness people and communities are capable…
Time to Remember THE FANTASTICKS at Timp Arts Foundation
AMERICAN FORK — The Fantasticks is a renowned musical that opened off-Broadway in 1960 and ran for 42 consecutive years. Written by Tom Jones, (The Voice UK), and Harvey Schmidt,…
Lil’ Poppet & Sackerson’s RED Pulses With Life
SALT LAKE CITY — In a city where there is a plethora of theatrical offerings on just about any day, seeking out small grassroots theatre productions like RED, by Lil’…
The Ruth Stages a Classic WIZARD OF OZ
PLEASANT GROVE — In my opinion, The Wizard of Oz is the greatest film of all time, bar none. So it’s no surprise that it’s often performed onstage. The Ruth…
Young Rockstars Shine in Scera’s SCHOOL OF ROCK
OREM — Based on the beloved 2003 comedy, School of Rock is an upbeat musical with music by Andrew Lloyd Webber, lyrics by Glenn Slater, and book by Julian Fellowes.…
More Than Entertainment: Why Broadway Tours Matter in SLC
SALT LAKE CITY — When a production like The Phantom of the Opera arrives at Eccles Theater, it’s easy to focus on what happens under the proscenium—the breath taking spectacle,…
A “Sex, Drugs & Rock ‘n’ Roll” Sensation at SLAC’s MURDER BALLAD
SALT LAKE CITY — Salt Lake Acting Company offers a warm and welcoming environment with their current production, the regional premiere of Murder Ballad. Originally opening off-Broadway in 2012 and…
Murray’s CHARLIE BROWN delights New and Old Audiences
MURRAY — Most people are not reading the funnies in the newspaper anymore, but Murray Arts’ production of You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown makes a strong case that Charlie…