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…
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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…
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…
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…
LOGAN — In the pantheon of 1950s sci-fi cinema, iconic creatures like the Blob, the Creature from the Black Lagoon, and the Metaluna Mutant left indelible marks on the genre…
PERRY — I must confess that I am a sucker for the Disney feeling of childlike wonder found in classic works. These stories provide mercurial mix of whimsy and nostalgia…
PERRY — On December 31, 1879, a new satiric operetta premiered called The Pirates of Penzance; or, The Slave of Duty. This coincided with Thomas Edison’s inaugural public demonstration of…
KAYSVILLE — Seven Brides for Seven Brothers was the first musical I ever performed in, so it will always hold a special place in my heart. Attending opening night at…
SALT LAKE CITY — At the height of his fame Michael Jackson was dubbed the King of Pop. As a singer, songwriter, choreographer, dancer, and artist it seemed he had…
OGDEN — The mysterious and magical Mary Poppins is a timeless character. The original story about the English nanny was penned by P.L. Travers and published 90 years ago, with…
OGDEN — I was so excited to go to the Ziegfeld Theatre because I love musicals and I’ve never seen this one before. Seeing a new musical comedy is the…