YOU GOT OLDER touches truth, but needs to grow
SALT LAKE CITY — In You Got Older, Clare Barron has written a deeply intimate play about the anxieties, awkwardness, and unexpected joys of the initial stages of middle adulthood.…
Ancient Greek tragedy feels fresh in WOMEN OF TRACHIS
SALT LAKE CITY — With its slowly unwinding domestic tragedy, Sophocles’s Women of Trachis has been breaking audience’s hearts for more than 2000 years. I can’t imagine a lovelier production…
“Play on” and see the Utah Children’s Theatre’s TWELFTH NIGHT
SOUTH SALT LAKE — An underappreciated theatrical event every year is the Utah Children’s Theatre’s Shakespeare Festival for Kids and Adults with Short Attention Spans. After the triumph of last…
Classic songs pop in the Grand’s MARVELOUS WONDERETTES
SALT LAKE CITY — Do you like music from the ’50s and ’60s? Then the Grand Theatre has the show for you: The Marvelous Wonderettes. It’s the story of a…
WHEN I GROW UP is a lyrical ladder of memories
=Ibrium Dance Project's When I Grow Up is part of the Great Salt Lake Fringe Festival. For more details about scheduling and ticket prices, visit www.greatsaltlakefringe.org.
Performances make A BESTIARY awesome and memorable
Little Man Theater Company's A Bestiary is part of the Great Salt Lake Fringe Festival. For more details about scheduling and ticket prices, visit www.greatsaltlakefringe.org.
THE HEART creates a yearning for a human connection
The Heart by Kaltin Kirby is part of the Great Salt Lake Fringe Festival. For more details about scheduling and ticket prices, visit www.greatsaltlakefringe.org.
WITH YOU reaches the stars
Company of Cohorts' With You is part of the Great Salt Lake Fringe Festival. For more details about scheduling and ticket prices, visit www.greatsaltlakefringe.org.
SHOOTER tackles a sensitive social topic
SALT LAKE CITY — Great Salt Lake Fringe describes Shooter as a play about “He, a man who has recently committed a mass shooting. Tracing his history and his motivations,…
MARTY HAS CANCER reveals last wishes
SALT LAKE CITY — Marty Has Cancer centers on Choi (played by Sean Sekino) and Rhoul (played by Jess Kellner), two men whose mutual friend, Marty (played by Dylan Stretchbery),…