Meddling, Music, and Marriage: EMMA shines at West Valley
WEST VALLEY CITY — Walking into the West Valley Performing Arts Center for Kate Hamill’s Emma, I wasn’t entirely sure what I was going to get. I’m an avid reader…
Hop on Over to SCERA’s PETER RABBIT
OREM — It has been a couple of years since I’ve been able to attend a Theatre for Young Audiences (TYA) production at the SCERA Center for the Arts, as…
Musical Theater Melds with the Bard in SGMT’s KISS ME, KATE
ST. GEORGE — In the theater world, productions are often sorted into various genres: the musicals, the comedies, the dramas; while other times they are lumped together by the playwrights…
Come As You Are to SLAC’s TYA: NAKED MOLE RAT GETS DRESSED
SALT LAKE CITY — Over the course of the ten years I have been writing for Utah Theatre Bloggers, I have had the opportunity to review five of the yearly…
Ziegfeld’s ELF Reminds Us There’s Room for All on the Nice List
OGDEN — I adore Christmas movies and have watched Elf every year since it came out in 2003 and could probably quote the whole movie. Elf the Musical is becoming…
Rock out at Scera’s BEST CHRISTMAS PAGEANT EVER!
OREM — The Best Christmas Pageant Ever certainly gives itself a lot to live up to, but the SCERA Center for the Arts performance of this delightful musical about unexpected…
MRS. DOUBTFIRE National Tour is Family-Friendly Delight
PROVO — For the short run that Mrs. Doubtfire has at the Covey, (it’s only here until Saturday night), this National tour packs a lot of energy. With a joyous…
A CHRISTMAS CAROL: Tradition Takes Flight at The Ruth
PLEASANT GROVE — There are holiday productions that simply mark the season, and then there are those that make you feel the Christmas magic. A Christmas Carol at The Ruth…
Heritage Delivers Blizzard of Holiday Cheer with WHITE CHRISTMAS
PERRY — If you’re dreaming of a holiday show that feels like a mug of hot cocoa wrapped in a cozy blanket, Heritage Theatre’s White Christmas is just the thing.…
Parker Theatre’s Unique CHRISTMAS CAROL Returns
SOUTH SALT LAKE — “Marley was dead to begin with” are the famous first lines of Charles Dicken’s A Christmas Carol. But in Parker Theatre’s production, Marley is definitely alive…