SLAC’s SUNNY IN THE DARK Is Out of This World
SALT LAKE CITY — Elaine Jarvik’s new play Sunny in the Dark opened with a big bang of its own on the Salt Lake Acting Company (SLAC) stage on February…
UVU’s Josie Oswald Gives Insight on Sensory Friendly Supports
OREM — For all the wonderful things can come out of attending live performances, not everyone enjoys going to see a show. Strobe lights that can spark creativity in one…
UTBA’s 2025 Excellence in Utah Theatre Part 1
Congratulations to Utah Theatre Arists in 2025! Utah theatre is built on the artistry, leadership, and imagination of the individuals who bring stories to life on our stages. From directors…
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…
THE ROOMMATE MOVES IN FOR AN ENJOYABLE STAY AT SLAC
SALT LAKE CITY — Seeing a show on opening night at SLAC feels like a neighborhood potluck where everyone knows everyone else. Walking into the upstairs theatre at the historic…
Irreverent Fun at SLAC’s Secret Lives of the Real Wives
SALT LAKE CITY — In a tradition spanning almost 50 years, Salt Lake Acting Company is back with its summer show, this year titled The Secret Lives of the Real…
Campy Comedy BATBOY THE MUSICAL at SLAC is a Wild Ride
SALT LAKE CITY — If my quick search of the UTBA archives is correct, the last time Utah audiences had the chance to see Bat Boy: The Musical was more…
UTBA April 2025 Preview
No foolin’ around here. Utah’s theater scene is set to dazzle audiences this April with an array of captivating productions. Whether you’re in the mood for a Broadway spectacle, a…
Things Are Found at SLAC’s The Robertassey
SALT LAKE CITY — For the weeks leading up to seeing Salt Lake Acting Company or SLAC’s opening show of 2025, I would pronounce the show I was seeing as…
SLAC’s BALD SISTERS Invites All into a Cambodian Family
SALT LAKE CITY — Sometimes as a critic, writing a review can be a challenge. Not because a show isn’t outstanding, but because it is — and I hope I…