Interview with Utah Shakespeare Fest set designer Jo Winiarski
CEDAR CITY — One advantage with UTBA is that we have a large team of reviewers who have their own individual…
10 Questions with Jo Winiarski, Set Designer
In preparation for our the Utah Shakespeare Festival’s 50th anniversary, we’re resurrecting one of our readers’ favorite features: our 10…
Earnestly Enjoy USF’s THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNEST
CEDAR CITY — The Importance of Being Earnest by Oscar Wilde was first performed in 1895. Directed by Rodney Lizcano…
Enjoying Utah Shakespeare’s SOUND OF MUSIC is easy as “Do-Re-Mi”
CEDAR CITY — The Sound of Music has never waned in popularity since its Broadway premiere in 1959. But this…
PRIDE AND PREJUDICE at the Ruth is Worth Ardent Admiration
PLEASANT GROVE — The production of Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice adapted for the stage by Melissa Leilani Larson at…
Utah Shakes’ SEE HOW THEY RUN Embraces Delightful Absurdity
CEDAR CITY — The best farces begin with an ordinary room and end with complete pandemonium. In See How They…
SHE LOVES ME at Utah Shakes: A Charming Classic with Heart
CEDAR CITY — As the Utah Shakespeare Festival celebrates its 65th anniversary in Cedar City, its production of She Loves…
USF’s SOMETHING ROTTEN Offers a Fresh Take on Comedy, Musicals
CEDAR CITY — Imagine being in the middle of a conversation with someone, hashing out a problem or describing something…
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…
Friendship and Strength at USF’s STEEL MAGNOLIAS
CEDAR CITY — The play Steel Magnolias by Robert Harling started as a short story written by Harling to help…