A Simple but Joyful Noise
PROVO — George Frideric Handel’s name has always been a familiar one in my life, but it wasn’t until I attended Tim Slover’s Joyful Noise at the Covey Center that I realized how little I actually know about the...
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Caught in ‘The Mousetrap’
Posted by Melissa Leilani Larson | Sep 15, 2010 | Reviews, Utah County |
PROVO — Agatha Christie is a name that has come to be associated with all things mysterious and twisty. Her classic mystery The Mousetrap is a prime example, filled with red herrings and surprises (I promise, this commentary is...
Read MoreA “Preposterous” Life Vividly Portrayed
Posted by Blair Howell | Aug 21, 2010 | Reviews, Utah County |
PROVO – The life of a young lay minister was forever changed when he came across what he called “a very strange book” in 1830. But this book “was the principal means, in the hands of God, of directing the entire course of my...
Read More“Erin’s Promise” still has room to grow
Posted by Paige Guthrie | Jul 14, 2010 | Davis County, Reviews, Salt Lake County, Utah County |
PROVO — I’ve never been to a roadshow before, but I think I stumbled upon one tonight. Erin’s Promise was a sincere effort of a musical, but felt more like a stake musical fireside–a produced, fully...
Read More‘Stones’ Makes a Utah Stop en Route to San Diego
Posted by Jacob Porter | Apr 27, 2010 | Reviews, Utah County |
PROVO — Normally, I am reluctant to see a show like Stones which has a religious subject matter. I have been know to hate “Jesus Plays.” I feel it is impossible to write a successful play about Jesus. However, the production ...
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