RI/FT is a new challenge
SALT LAKE CITY — RI/FT is a one-person show created and performed by Mark Macey and produced by performance research and production group, Suckerpunch. This production is a daring work…
When you see SNAPSHOT, you see a life
SALT LAKE CITY — Snapshot, produced by Sasquatch Theatre Company and written by Sam Allen and Carlie Young, is a unique telling of a young adult, Elisha, and her life…
Don’t miss TENNESSEE WILLIAMS AND THE BATTLE at the Fringe
SALT LAKE CITY — Tennessee Williams and the Battle, written and performed by Ryon Sharette, is a marvelous one-person show. The quality of the performance was extremely impressive, and having…
Migrate TO THE NOWHERE STAN
SALT LAKE CITY — Learning about a different culture can bring new thoughts and understanding, which is how I felt after seeing To the NoWhere Stan written by Ammar Al…
THE NIGHT WITCHES are a force to be reckoned with
SALT LAKE CITY — The Sunday showing of The Night Witches by Rachel Bublitz and produced by Egyptian YouTheatre was a madhouse. I was excited by the crowd, anticipating this…
Listen and pay attention to AMBER: ALERT
SALT LAKE CITY — Amber: Alert, presented by Scaffold Theatre, is a true story of a Utah girl from Alpine who committed suicide. Written and directed by Julie-Anne Liechty, this…
LOVE, ANN is a painfully real tale of addiction
SALT LAKE CITY — Have you ever had a loved one suffer from addiction? Have you ever been there yourself? Love, Ann follows the true story of Ann Logan Corthell,…
Directing is best part of THE AUTHOR’S VOICE at Fringe
SALT LAKE CITY — Another great show at the Great Salt Lake Fringe Festival, The Author’s Voice by Richard Greenberg, is a must-see presented by Local Independent Theatre. It reminded…
A worthwhile heartbreak with COLD STORAGE
SALT LAKE CITY — The Great Salt Lake Fringe Festival is full of talented actors and well-written shows, and Wasatch Theatre Company’s Cold Storage is a great example of that…
Don’t hesitate to answer when TELEPHONE calls at Fringe
SALT LAKE CITY — Telephone, written by Claire Stucki and produced by Comet Sweeper Theatre, was as enlightening as it was enjoyable. I left the play feeling fulfilled with added…