Undying Passion in A DOZEN ROSES by Wasatch Theater Company
SALT LAKE CITY — Vampires, eternal love, and melodrama: Wasatch Theater Company’s latest show A Dozen Roses: A Modern Gothic…
New TVY Company Makes a FRIENDLY UNIVERSE for Littles
SALT LAKE CITY — People are strange. New people are so odd that we call them strangers. For young children,…
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…
UTBA January 2026 Preview
January 2026 After an incredibly busy end to the performance year with holiday shows across Utah, theatres are in a…
WTC’S SAINTMAKERS Is Absurdism Springled with Faith
SALT LAKE CITY – The description of Saintmakers, written and directed by Riley Trepanier and produced by Wasatch Theatre Company,…
Digging Deep at Hart Theater Company’s NEXT TO NORMAL
SALT LAKE CITY — There are only ten musicals that have won the coveted Pulitzer prize for drama. As a…
Wasatch Theatre Company’s ON GOLDEN POND Makes Waves
SALT LAKE CITY — Wasatch Theatre Company‘s production of On Golden Pond, directed by Hugh Hanson, is a thoughtful and…
Sting and Honey’s OLEANNA starkly depicts the power imbalances of life
SALT LAKE CITY — Sting and Honey’s production of Oleanna, by Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright David Mamet, is as relevant and…
Sting and Honey’s SNOW WHITE is a captivating, if meandering stroll through the forest
SALT LAKE CITY — Walking into the Regent Street Black Box theatre, patrons are presented with a sparse stage intriguingly…
THE FINAL ACT at WTC is a flimsy story well performed
SALT LAKE CITY — I don’t know what it is about playwrights writing about playwriting, but there are many plays…