Utah Opera’s, Fidelio, A Power House
I made up a saying decades ago: B.C.M.I.B. “Beethoven Can Make It Better!” And indeed he can. Utah Opera’s current offering is Beethoven’s only opera: Fidelio, first produced in 1805.…
Forever Only Lasts Five Years at The Hart Theater Company
SALT LAKE CITY—Jason Robert Brown’s The Last Five Years is a storytelling marvel—a musical with very limited dialogue, only two performers, and a 90-minute run time that somehow feels expansive,…
Life of the Party at the SLC White Party
Salt Lake City-On Saturday night, the Masonic Temple in Downtown Salt Lake City came alive with all the lovers and the supporters of the arts in Utah as the Utah…
UTBA January 2026 Preview
January 2026 After an incredibly busy end to the performance year with holiday shows across Utah, theatres are in a quieter time of year. Many are ramping up for spring…
Get to Know the Utah Arts Alliance and The SLC White Party
Salt Lake City-If you are looking for a great way to get involved in the arts in Utah, look no further than the Utah Arts Alliance, and specifically the SLC…
At This Utah Theatre-Salt Lake Acting Company
SALT LAKE-In an old church building in the heart of Salt Lake City, Salt Lake Acting Company is known for staging everything from parodies of the local culture, important new…
Hopebox WHITE CHRISTMAS is a Heartfelt Holiday Triumph (Teal Cast)
KAYSVILLE — I love attending the Hopebox Theatre because I am always impressed with the quality of their productions, brimming with local talent, artistic excellence, and genuine heart. Their mission—to…
Come As You Are to SLAC’s TYA: NAKED MOLE RAT GETS DRESSED
SALT LAKE CITY — Over the course of the ten years I have been writing for Utah Theatre Bloggers, I have had the opportunity to review five of the yearly…
WHITE CHRISTMAS is Merry and Bright at Hopebox (Silver Cast)
KAYSVILLE — Hopebox Theatre brings a Christmas classic to their stage with Irving Berlin’s White Christmas. The production with music and lyrics by Irving Berlin and a book by David…
Doors, Sardines, and Sheer Delight at PTC’s NOISES OFF
SALT LAKE CITY — One of my favorite things about theatre is its fluidity. Unlike film, which lives on in its exact state forever, each new stage production breathes a…