A GENTLEMAN’S GUIDE is Murderously Good Fun at Terrace Plaza
WASHINGTON TERRACE — Beverly’s Terrace Plaza Playhouse’s production of A Gentleman’s Guide to Love and Murder is a triumph: witty and sharp, this show offers a night of clever comedy,…
No Place Like Heritage: A Nostalgic WIZARD OF OZ
PERRY — The Heritage Theatre in Perry, Utah, recently brought the magic of Oz to life with its production of L. Frank Baum’s The Wizard of Oz, using the 1987…
Power of perspective at Utah State’s CURIOUS INCIDENT is striking
LOGAN — A couple of years ago I read a book from the library called The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time that really stuck with me. I…
Springtime for laughter: THE PRODUCERS delights at the Ziegfeld
OGDEN — I grew up watching all of Mel Brooks’ films with my father, so I’ve always had a soft spot for his work. When I saw that Ogden’s Ziegfeld…
A flickering lamp: A CHRISTMAS STORY finds its glow at Hopebox
KAYSVILLE — I watch the film A Christmas Story every year on Christmas day without fail and am the proud owner of a leg lamp gracing my front room with…
Flashback with THE 1940s RADIO HOUR at Ogden Musical Theatre
OGDEN — One hundred years ago, the Peery Egyptian Theatre opened its doors for the first time. Stepping inside this historic building in Ogden today to watch The 1940’s Radio…
Hopebox JEKYLL & HYDE: a Monochromatic Masterpiece (silver cast)
KAYSVILLE — As we creep into October and stalk toward Halloween, we search for a bit of spooky entertainment. The Hopebox Theatre knows that many of us crave a bit…
Heritage’s CLUE: THE MUSICAL A Whodunit with Flare (and Flaws)
PERRY — It’s that glorious time of year when the air turns cool and the leaves change color, inevitably turning one’s mind to cozy thoughts of curling up by the…
Heritage’s ANASTASIA is a beautiful escape
PERRY — In a time when current politics feel painfully divisive and overwhelming, I often find myself turning to history to escape the current reality while getting perspective. I take…
UFOMT’s CATS is an ineffable delight
LOGAN — Back in 1980, the Buggles warned us that “Video Killed the Radio Star”, only a few months later, Andrew Lloyd Webber’s musical Cats opened on Broadway. Today, some…