Love and Loss in Broadway’s LIBERATION
NEW YORK CITY — Written by Bess Wohl and directed by Whitney White, Liberation on Broadway is billed as a 1970s gathering of women to talk about changing their lives…
WSU’s ALABAMA STORY is A Powerful Stand Against Censorship
OGDEN — In 1959, the Civil Rights Movement in Alabama—and across the rest of the Deep South—was gaining momentum. Brown v. Board of Education had determined in 1954 that separate…
Connect Your Soul with HELL’S KITCHEN on Broadway
NEW YORK CITY — Hell’s Kitchen, the new Broadway musical featuring the music of Alicia Keys, weaves a story of family, love, and the transformative power of music. With music…
A Lot of Promise In Off-Broadway’s REUNIONS
NEW YORK — At the New York City Center, the new musical Reunions is an adaptation of two one-act plays, one written by J.M. Barrie and one written by Spain’s…
Wonka Wows at The Ruth’s CHARLIE AND THE CHOCOLATE FACTORY
Pleasant Grove — I came to the opening night performance of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory at The Ruth without high expectations. I’ve always loved the original Gene Wilder film…
Harrowing Immigrant Experience with QUEENS at NYC City Center
NEW YORK — While most people know about Broadway, New York is full of great theatrical opportunities beyond the 41 theaters that qualify as that title. At the New York…
Whispering Room’s JULIUS CAESAR is Grisly, Modern, and Intense
PROVO — If there’s one word to describe Whispering Room’s Julius Caesar, it’s “intense.” Every element of the production, from lights to direction and acting, were turned up to 11…
Eloquence & Beauty Fill SGMT’s DADDY LONG LEGS
ST. GEORGE — The adage, “don’t judge a book by its cover,” can be applied to so many things, and in the case of Daddy Long Legs, St. George Musical…
MURDERED TO DEATH Delivers Laughs and Lovable Chaos
MAGNA — If Clue and Agatha Christie had a delightfully bumbling child, it would be Murdered to Death. The murder-mystery comedy currently playing at Empress Theatre brings all the charm…
NEW KID Translates Well at UVU
OREM – New Kid written by Dennis Foon is a play about Nick and her family as they move from Homeland to Utah. This story tackles how difficult it can…