“Much Ado” is delightfully too short an evening
CEDAR CITY — Come with me to 17th Century Messina for Shakespeare’s ever enjoyable Much Ado about Nothing. Step into the…
Alfred Hitchcock’s THE 39 STEPS: the beauty of invention in theatre
CEDAR CITY — Adaptation is a staple of entertainment. Yes, capitalizing on a good story in one medium might certainly decrease…
UTBA Shakes It Up!
CEDAR CITY — Without question, one of the most important theatrical events of the year in Utah is the beginning…
UTBA June 2010 Readership Stats
June was a kind month to us. The beginning of the month saw a lot of productions opening in the…
Hunt Mysteries presents A Cruise to Remember
SANDY — This was my second time attending a Hunt Mysteries show, and they are a 2-for-2 success in my…
Annie Get Your Semi-professional Gun
CENTERVILLE — Seeing a musical written about a historical character like Annie Oakley is a pleasure in itself. Along with Carrie…
Romeo and Juliet on the grass in Kaysville
KAYSVILLE — Romeo and Juliet by the Grassroots Shakespeare Company isn’t just a “play” or a “show”; it’s an experience. It…
UTBA’s May 2010 Readership Stats
We’ve finished our fourth month with UTBA, and it has been a month full of changes. After promising non-review content…
‘A Flickering’ in Provo is not to be missed
PROVO — It seems like every writer eventually gets around to writing about the theatre itself: the business of telling…
March 2010 UTBA Readership Statistics
If I could choose one word to describe UTBA’s second month, it would be growth. Almost every possible measure of…